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Catch HBO's Crashing Sundays at 1030 PM. Welcome to Good One.

The Good One.

Wolters new podcasts about jokes and the people will tell them.

I'm your host, Jesse David Fox.

Each week I have a comedian, comedy writer, or director on to play and talk about

one of their jokes. This week's guest is Kyle Canane.

So three of the hardest times I probably have ever, ever laughed was at a Kyle Canane show.

Actually, one of those times, the second time, I actually almost had to leave

midway through because I thought I was going to throw up from laughing so hard.

But I didn't leave and I didn't throw up. For this episode, he actually picked a joke from his debut album, Death of the Party, which was a real thrill for me because that was like a seminal album for me when I was getting back into comedy. So I always loved comedy and I used to use a fake ID to go to comedy shows when I was a teenager, but I became like really obsessed with it again in like 2008, 2009, after I saw Hannibal Birds and then Kyle

Canane at successive comedy death rate live shows in LA. And then so that from

that point on I was hooked and I still am, so I must have listened to death of a party like a hundred times that year.

So all of Kyle's subsequent specials are must watches in my opinion, but you're about to hear the joke that kind of changed everything for him that basically all of his future jokes kind of fed from and you're going to think it's great and now I'm going to play it and here's that joke.

So enjoy the joke that Kyle will be telling to you.

Hey anybody here ever make that mistake like right when you wake up in the morning and you

believe in yourself? I've been having the tendency to do that a lot lately. I go to work every day. I work at, uh, work at 8 a.m. Well, that's what I'm going to work at 8 a.m.

well that's my alarm clock goes off at 8 a.m.

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