Hi, it's your best friend Sarah Silverman, and welcome, as you can see, I'm in New York

City.

I've been working on the bed wetter, the musical, and so I'm doing some episodes from here.

I just found out that Gilbert Godfried passed away, and I'm so sad, and I was actually texting

with Jeff Ross, who was with him, which is so sweet.

He's such a munch, and he loves Gilbert so much, and he really, Gilbert is beloved, comics

love him.

I think people know him from roasts, and from all sorts of different things.

You know, the first time I worked with him was at the Hugh Hefner roast, which was one

month after 9-11, and he did the classic aristocrats joke that is not traditionally meant

for layman's ears, and it was so brilliant.

That not only is it in that he closed that roast.

He was the closing act of that roast, and boy, he was brilliant.

That was an incredible night.

It was scary and exciting, but boy, there's just no one, there's no one like him at all,

that they put the whole piece in the movie about the aristocrats joke called the aristocrats,

which probably definitely both holds up and doesn't hold up in today's very sensitive

times.

I still think it holds up, maybe more than ever in a fucked up way.

Gilbert had a very unique way of speaking, and it was organic, and it really was him,

and I knew him only a little bit offstage, and he is very different, very shy, very quiet,

very just sweet smile sitting in the corner, enjoying listening to others, married just

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