Hello?

Yes.

Okay, Joe.

We finally have it, okay.

Trust me, we've hung up on you twice. This is going to be the greatest interview of all time. I can feel it. It was all build up. Yeah, just, you know, you might be like, I got to call into a local radio station and, you know, to pimp a gig and I got to do this three times. It might be early for where you're at. But just rest assured this is going to be

incredible. Okay? I can feel the expectations. All right. Well, you are performing on July 24th

at the Wilbur Theater. And people, because you do stand up all the time. Where do you work out

of in L.A.? I work out of a club called Largo a lot, which is like a comedy and music venue. And I do

a benefit there once a month, and it's kind of an excuse to just assemble the best comedians and

musicians. So we'll do a show. It'll be like Louis C.K. and the Avet brothers, or Randy

Newman and Amy Schumer, and that's a great place.

And then the improv and the comedy store.

Randy Newman is still alive.

Randy Newman has got a new record coming out in August.

Because, see, you could have told you, I would have given you a 50-50 chance,

and it's no insult to him that he was still alive.

You know what?

It's a whole new era for health and youth.

It is.

It is.

But you know what?

He seemed to live clean, that Randy Newman.

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