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You made weird, you made it weird, you made it weird, oh yeah, you made it weird, yes you made it weird, you made it weird, yeah, you made it weird with Pete Holmes.

What's happening, weirdos? This is Max Silvestri, one of the funniest. You made it weird. You made it weird with Pete Holmes.

What's happening, weirdos?

This is Max Silvestri, one of the funniest, most talented, and nicest people I've ever known, and I've known him for about 20 years, maybe more than 20 years.

He opens for John Mullaney.

He is a murderer in his own right.

He's got a Netflix special.

You've got to check out. He also was the

showrunner for the amazing new show. I love L.A. He's all over the place. He writes. He show

runs. He does stand up. And he's a delight. So I was thrilled when he Max, sorry, Gabe, Gabe,

Gabe Leidman and Jenny Slate. Sorry, had to think about that for a second.

They're doing a new podcast, so they're going around doing podcasts, telling people that they

have a new podcast, but it was really just a very nice excuse to sit down with my old friend.

Talk a little bit about the old times, talk about the current times, and I'm glad you guys are here.

Check out Max on all the social, all the social, Max Silvestri. And in the meantime, enjoy this chat that we had. Or, or before we throw to it, maybe I'm going to plug my tour dates. Just go to pittomes.com. Go to pt homes.com. I do a monthly show at Largo in Los Angeles. It always means so much when people come out. We got the Milwaukee Improv. We got Brea. We got San Francisco, North Carolina, South Carolina, Miami, Michigan, Texas, Wisconsin, and Denver, Colorado. And thank you to everybody that's been coming out to all the shows. It means so much to see weirdos out there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Hope to see you out at a live show. In the meantime, enjoy my, my dear friend, the wonderful

Max Silvestri. Get into it.

Hey there. It's Julia Louis Dreyfus. I'm back with a new season of Wiser Than Me, the show where I sit down with remarkable older

women and soak up their stories, their humor, and their hard-earned wisdom.

Every conversation leaves me a little smarter and definitely more inspired.

And yes, I'm still calling my 91-year-old

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