I was getting coffee, and I like ice coffee with milk. Nothing crazy.

And I went to order it. You know when you order something, and the guy looks at you weird,

and you're like, I'm pretty sure he doesn't know what I just said.

But you're both touching the credit card, so you're just too far into it, and you're like,

all right, let's see what he thinks he heard.

And I go to the end of the counter to get my drink, and he gives me milk with ice in it.

I had to ask him, I was like, what is that?

He's like, it's milk with ice in it.

And I was like, do I look like a psycho?

Do you do?

Hello, and welcome to The Last Laugh. I'm Matt Wilstein from The Daily Beast.

This week on the show, we have my interview with the very funny stand-up comic, Nate Bargetzi.

Nate has been a touring comedian for a while at this point, but his career really blew up when

Netflix included him in its series The Stand-Ups

in 2017. Earlier this year, they released his first one-hour special called The Tennessee Kid.

When you ask other comedians who they love watching perform, Nate's name comes up a lot.

And just a few days before our interview, ABC announced that they are picking up a sitcom pilot

he developed with fellow comic Gerard Carmichael. We talk about all of that and a lot more on today's episode.

So here's me with Nate Bargetse.

Well, thank you for coming in and doing this. I know the sort of big news this past week is that

the ABC pilot is going forward.

So how did you get that news?

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