Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried. I'm here with my co-host Frank Santo Padre.

We're once again recording it, not make with our engineer Frank Ferdarosa. And this is...let me see if I'll

fuck up the title. Gilbert and Frank's amazing colossal obsession. You are a

pros pro. That's what you are. And who do we have here today? And Mr. Gottfried. Today with us we have

Paddy Farmer whose new book is Playboy Labs. That's it. The comedy comedians and cartoons of Playboy.

Paddy, welcome. Hi, thanks for inviting me. Of course. Now we were talking.

By the way, off the record, Paddy and it's on the mic. Paddy said that she worked with the singer

Julie Bud. She interviewed Julie Bud for the book and Julie Bud worked with a million comics.

And what did Julie Bud say about comedians? Julie Bud said you're all very peculiar.

How do you respond, Gilbert? Oh, I'm totally normal.

How can you respond? That's exactly. She made that face. You know, they're all very peculiar.

She says they're not a laugh-a-minute off stage. Oh, that's so untrue in his case.

Pactual. And what was some of the things she was saying like, like, well, number one, the insecurity.

Exactly. She talked about Charlie Callis and opening for him and then looking at him over breakfast.

You know, he was like, well, what is this funny? You know, the way I eat my cereal is that funny?

Could I do something with this? And she's like, I'm 13 years old. You know, leave me alone.

I had an experience on a plane where I was sitting toward the back of the plane. And in

the stewardess, like, a nation stewardess came out to me and she goes, oh, you know, she recognized me.

And she goes, oh, you'll give me a coffee. She goes, a chari-carous is on the plane.

Go up and say hello to chari-carous. And I said, well, I've never met him before. I don't want to.

And she walks away and comes back and says, oh, chari-carous, say, tell Gaffrey,

guess fucking ass up here. And I witnessed this. It was a great. And I mean, the flight was terrific

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