Squar root, right now. Morning what? Where's the baby?

Yes we go!

Yes we go!

7, 1, Nice! Not 7-11!

Not a cut short evidence. It's the budget version of a 7-11.

7-1. Come on in! You think it's over?

9-1-7-1. You thought it's 7-11 in the back? Come take this shit out.

7-1 is terrible. 7-1 has one flavor, Gatorade, two donuts, and it's open between 11 a.m. and noon.

Get one hour. You didn't have it. It's it. Fucking good luck. Good luck at what you want.

Hi Dan Comins! Hello Jill Paisley. How are you? I'm good man. I'm really good.

Yeah you're back in town and we're going to address something before we get into the show this

morning about Spotify. Oh yeah because people want to know what the fuck is going on.

Yeah, my stand-up albums, I think one randomly still on there which I don't

anything that's supposed to be but like my Spotify, my albums have been removed from Spotify

and a lot of other comics and it has nothing to do with me wanting to take my albums off of Spotify.

I think it's some of those emails. Like minutes, dick move. I could buy your album out.

It was not my call. I loved my album being on Spotify. A couple years ago I'd signed up with

this group called Spoken Giants and they do publishing rights for comics. Quick and

quick, I can explain it. Musicians, they get paid for the performance of the song and they get

paid for they wrote the song. Because sometimes that's different people. Stand-up should be the same way.

It was popular in the 70s for like you know there to be like writers who would work with Richard

prior or whoever and help them write their stuff. Well most of the time it's the comic but still

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