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So are we going to talk about Chappelle Special or what?

We were talking about this before and it is a 3iki one and I know I'm going to

seem like a complete hypocrite because I guess I've been quite critical of past ones but

for whatever reason maybe I'm growing I'm becoming a better person or something like that but

I do feel difficult difficulty in being critical of a stand-up's work when they're doing stand-up.

Yeah. If you're a stand-up that is moonlighting as a late night TV host and you're putting out

corny shit it's like okay that's not it but if it is your art and that is your thing I understand

the vulnerability of putting something out and having the world be able to criticize it.

That is a vulnerable thing. Yeah. I'm sure musicians feel this way when they put it out.

I'm not a fucking musician so I don't really care as much about the thing but I do care a lot

about stand-up. Yeah. So it's tricky to come out here and be like oh let's criticize

yeah you know the greatest working comedian right. So I want to start out with like some praise

yeah for it. I think he is and I've said this on the podcast for the greatest storyteller

that I've ever seen in my entire life. Yeah. It's fucking unbelievable. The story at the end if

you're watching the special and then you maybe you don't like it or something like that and you

halfway through you turn off you're missing out on the greatest part of special in my opinion

which is the final story that he tells unbelievable. It's probably 10 minutes maybe even more like

and it is masterful like playing with energy like using comedy as a tool to drive the story

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