Joe Marrese

Unlicensed Therapy w/ Ari Mannis

Ari Mannis

Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.9 • 738 Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2021

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Joe talks about his rise and fall as a man, moving to LA to become a comedian, and getting robbed at gunpoint.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello, it's me Ari, the host of unlicensed therapy.
0:04.0	Coming to you from my bed here in West Hollywood, I was too lazy to go into the studio today.
0:10.0	So I did it right here for my laptop.
0:13.0	More intimate, low-fi, low-budget intro to show you guys my real self.
0:19.0	Today we have a friend of mine Joe Marisi he's a hilarious
0:22.9	stand-up comedian he is from Chicago he is a dorgia at the comedy store he has appeared on
0:31.9	Chad Goes Deep with Chad and J.T. on their podcast and just kind of a staple in the LA comedy scene in my generation.
0:42.7	Before we get into the episode, I do want to mention that I need more voicemails for the show.
0:50.1	You could tell in this episode, we're just getting some crappy voicemails. I ran out.
0:55.0	I had a bunch.
0:56.0	I need more.
0:57.0	I have enough listeners now where I think some of you, if anyone listening to this cares,
1:03.0	leave me a voicemail asking for advice.
1:05.0	And we'll play it on the episode.
1:07.0	That number is 323-379-5244.
1:10.0	That's 3-2-3-379-5-2-44.
1:13.8	Leave a voicemail, contribute to the show.
1:15.8	Now, before we get into the episode, here is a clip of Joe Marisi.
1:20.3	I think my face says Dodge Ram.
1:26.3	LAUGHTER I think my face says Dodge Ram.
1:35.3	Right? If you can pick up driver up here, look at the shoulders.
1:37.3	Command the road, step up to get in.
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