Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Burr and this is a very special edition of the Monday morning podcast.

You know, every once in a while here in the podcast rather than listening to my psycho ramblings and my jam jams.

Is that lay on my bed every once in a while? I'll have a guest on of high esteem and this episode is of no exception.

This is a man I've done a lot of radio with, but I've never had as a guest.

Please welcome the one the only the legendary from New Jersey. Mr. Jimmy Norton. Thank you, Bill. What's going on? It's funny.

It's like, I know you're such a solo guy when you do your podcast. I almost felt like when I texted you to do it, I almost felt like,

I you were the hardest one for me to text. I know you longer than I know any of them. Right. And it was you were the hardest one.

Because I'm like, Bill does it by himself. I didn't want to put him on the spot. But you said you've had some guests.

No, no, I've had great to add. Jay Moore. I've had I've had Dave Kector. I've had Michael Rapp report was great.

Just the whole sports thing. That guy's like a total like who pad and now on. Yeah, fuck Boston and all that.

So we had a great going back and forth. And of course he trust me for the giants being the patriot. So I try to get guests.

Then I'm friends with because I'm not the greatest interviewer. Right. And so I definitely, you know,

someone that I've done a bunch of radio with now watch are we feeling the tension that it's all going to go off the rails.

No, it's funny. It's one of those things. Oh, whenever you're with a friend or every year interviewing,

we're talking to somebody that you know as well as we know each other. It's all you want to feel self conscious.

Like, oh, no, they're going to think I'm putting on my performer hat or my interviewer hat or my radio guy.

It's like, oh, Jim, tell us how did you get your start? No, no.

And that's what comedy podcasts have turned into every comic in Colin, the most do him.

He's like, I'm sick of tired talking about fucking process. You know, he's one of you.

No, it's true. The process is right. I'm actually, I'm out of stories. I kind of like tapered back on doing other podcasts,

not because I don't like other podcasts. I just, I've run out of stories. I don't know how many more.

I think the amount of times I tell a story and I, yeah, I've probably told this one before, but, uh,

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