Hey everyone. Today's episode is for the people who saw this audio book was one hour and thought

that's way too long. Can it be shorter and with less famous comedians? It's creativity,

a short and cheerful guide by John Cleese, who according to my quick research became famous for

working with snakes. I'm Kell and Erskine. I'm a comic, a father, and so is John Cleese. So I'll let you do the math.

And I'm David Vance. Not joking. I'm not sure if I've seen Monty Python in the Holy Grail,

or if it was just quoted to me by every kid in junior high.

Did you have that happen as well?

Yeah, absolutely.

It's also why Dumb and Dumber and Tommy Boy aren't as funny to me in the retro way that

they are with so many of my peers because I heard the movies quoted before I saw them. And so then all it seemed

like is that these movies were quoting my dumb friends. Creativity, a short and cheerful guide,

offers quick creativity tips for everyone. So if you're someone who thinks you're not creative,

you could not creative, you could

not be more stupid. And this is the book pile. All right, a little reminder to please leave us a short

and cheerful review, or Kellyn's favorite, a cheerful review with one passive comment that

keeps us up at night.

Release the Hound says, I'm getting old, so I didn't know what a podcast was, but Kellan and Dave got me hooked on their show and encouraged me to join the 21st century.

This 41-year-old thanks you for the laughs, which I believe is now called an L-O-L. Thanks so much, release the hounds.

But I mean, 41. That's...

I had this happened recently where I was working with another comic who had just ordered a soda

and then he had like a roll of Tums with him and I was like oh man I get heartburn

really easily too and I like pulled out my tums and he we both laughed together and then he goes

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