Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Burr and it's the Monday morning podcast from Monday, July 7th, 2000 of what?

Hey, how's it going? How are you? Are you driving to work? Are you already at work? Are you in your cubicle? Are you fucking off?

Are you bringing this country down by not doing your share of the workload today?

Well, who gives a shit if you work for somebody else? The fuck do you care? I mean, whose dream is it really? Is it yours?

I don't think it is. It's not your dream. It's their dream. You know, what kind of office did you dream about as a child?

You had a fucking door. The walls went all the way up to the ceiling. You know, you went in the middle of a fucking room, you know, with a four foot wall

surrounding you on three sides, completely vulnerable. Anybody who went to West Point can tell you right now that that is not a safe position and that you need to move.

You need to move to higher ground.

I don't want to get involved in all of that crap. It's a wonderful weekend that July 4th weekend, the celebration of the independence of this wonderful nation.

Did you guys go to a parade? What did you do? Did you get hammed and watched some fireworks?

I actually one of my favorite things to do out here in Los Angeles is on July 4th. How everybody just shoots fireworks, whatever the fuck they want to.

Me and my wife and some friends every year, we just go up on the roof of my house and we just sit there and we watch.

Unfortunately, none of my neighbors shoot any off. It's always a couple blocks away and then just all the way across L.A.

We just just watch it. I always try to take a video, but the cell phone just doesn't it doesn't do it justice.

There's like a mall. I don't know how far away it is. I don't know, three to five miles away. They actually have one.

So right as we're getting on the roof, they're usually getting to their finale because people bring their kids to the mall.

One of those fucking malls that has a trolley that drives around it.

And they play like Tony Bennett and Sinatra and everybody feels like, you know, like they're a winner. Is it walking in and out of the gap?

Look, be a lady tonight. Never let her out of my sight.

Hey, do you think these overalls look good on me? I don't you put them on you fucking tub of shit.

Who is overlaw? If you're not growing food, if you're wearing overalls, if you're not in an early 90s R&B band, you're basically wearing it because that's what your stomach feels comfortable in.

You know, it's like it's like you're pregnant as a guy.

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