Fuck the game!

The Last Game

Alright, let's do this. How are you, what the fuckers, what the fuck buddies, what the fucksters, what's happening?

Uh, this is WTF. Did you know what you tuned in for? Did you want a double check?

What, did I do it right? I was playing with a knob.

But I'm in a hotel room still, I've been away so long now. I'm in Dublin, Ireland, right now.

I'm sitting in Dublin in a hotel room and there's a pastry problem.

Yeah, I can't even, ugh, they're just over there. I'll explain to you a minute.

Anyways, Bruce McCullough of the Kids in the Hall is on the show today and he is, I think,

there's five of them, right? So this will be four out of the five. All I'm missing is a McKenny.

Bruce is here, it was great to talk to him. He sounds uniquely like himself.

There's no doubt who I am talking to. He's been on the road with his one man show, Tales of Bravery

and Stupidity and he's turning that into a book and he's also, I guess, the executive producer and

director of the upcoming sketch comedy show called Tall Boys. So on Sunday, what I did was,

today's Thursday I haven't talked to you since Monday but I didn't tell you about Sunday.

So Sunday was a big day. It was the day before I did Birmingham, England, which was a good show,

it was an interesting show. So on Sunday, I went down to the Hayward Gallery and that's down

by South Bank Center where I did the show. This is in London. I was going to go see the Diane Arbyshow.

They have a Diane Arbys exhibit of early photographs of Diane Arbys. So I'm I've seen most of them I

hadn't. It was sort of before she found her style in a way. You could see it coming but she was

still using a 35 millimeter camera before she went with the, I think it's two and a half by two

and a half square. Maybe also blood type of stuff for one of the other bigger cameras and she did a

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