You made it weird. You made it weird. What's happening weird? This is Jesse Fox. Fox said that like FM radio Jesse David Fox who is an incredible author

he just wrote well it came out a little while ago but I just read it and it's incredible it's called

comedy book and it's about the history the evolution and the impact of comedy obviously we talk

a lot about comedy in this episode every single time I've sat down with Jesse, it's been a delight, and this is no exception.

He's also the host of the hit podcast, Good One, where he interviews comedians about their process,

and he is one of the senior editors at Vulture, where he works as the comedy critic, and he's awesome.

I love talking with him, and this episode is one of those times. I love talking with him and this episode is one of those

times that I love talking with him. Hey, different Pete jumping in here to talk about the tour. We have

changed the name of the tour. It was the PG-13 tour. We are now calling the tour the Pete

here now tour because I did one show under the banner, PG-13 in Austin.

It was an awesome show.

I loved it.

But I got off stage and I was like, that wasn't, yeah, I'm not, I'm not really PG-13.

I can't be standing in front of an audience and not just use everything I got, every trick, every word,

every face, every anything I can to delight you and make you laugh as hard as possible. And what

happened is I wrote a bunch of jokes that were, you know, edging me out of the PG-13 category,

but they were my favorite jokes. And I was like,

I can't. I'm not going to cut these jokes to stay in these boundaries that I made up,

sort of almost as a lark, because a lot of the material was cleaner. And now some of it isn't.

And then I was like, well, I'll call it the soft R tour. And I was like,

why am I even asking people to look at this show through that lens? Like, where is it on the

spectrum of movie ratings? I don't like it. I don't, I'm putting it away. I'm saying that's egg

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