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I just got to say, I was a huge and still am a huge Boyce to Men fan.

No, Boys to Men.

Your crappy and Sinking Backstreet Boys ruined the reputation of Boys to Men.

I was such a fan still. I'm such a fan

of Boys to Men. ABC and BBD. They would, uh, there was a time where Boys to Men would go and

sing like the national anthem in harmony at like Philadelphia sporting events and the crowd

would go nuts. Yeah, but you're down playing them because they're still legends. They're still

legends. Their reputation may be not the same as it used to be because like every great act dwindled a little bit. You think in sync packs the crowd the way they used to or Backstreet Boys packs to the way they used to? No. But that whole expectation and that whole stigma, as Dan described, of them being a boy band is what ruined them because they weren't. They were talented. This comes up. It comes up because in Dan's update, Madison Bumgarner, they're done. And they're going to eat the $34 million. It's like, yo, he was the most dominant postseason pitcher. And just like that, you could go from, you know, top of the world. Grand opening. Grand closing. Top of the world to like, what happened to me? And I said Jason Bay when he came to the Mets and, you know, certain players, he just sort of lose a step. How about the dice man? Oh my God. What a great example. On top of the world, mom. Oh, hey. Who was selling out more than that guy back in the 80s.

I know, Dan, you and I... Now nobody recognizes them, and that's the whole stick. You and I are the same age, Dan, and when we were kids, you remember, like, maybe like your dad or your uncles, like the dice man. Andrew Dice Clay was selling out Madison Square Garden. The first comedian. Since then, we've seen

Dane Cooks of the world and Sebastian

Manuscalcos of the world, but

for a comedian to sell out the garden and to do what he did at that time was unheard of. Danny G. Was he big out here as well? Because on the East Coast, Dice Clay was like absurdly popular. He was slaying it out here too. Fast forward. He's playing like small little clubs in Vegas and he's like trying to... He's kind of reinvented himself a little bit. He's doing a little serious acting. Wasn't he any of what he, Woody Allen film a couple years ago? And he was in a Starzborn. He was Lady Gaga's dad. I loved him in Johnny Bananas. He was on a throwback Thursday. He was Crazy Larry on different strokes. He was also on Pretty and Pink, so he did some John Hughes stuff back in the day. But, you know, his whole stick, I was him. Yeah, he's back and he had the whole show on Showtime, which is a lot of fun. But his whole stick is he's out on the streets of Brooklyn. Where he's from? He's out on the streets of New York. And nobody recognized him. And he's like, do you want to take a picture? And everyone's like, no, go away. And he's like, you don't have to be embarrassed. I'll take a picture with you. And these young women are like, no, get out of here. Perhaps you heard of me. Hickory Dickerita. And they're like, no, get away from me. Old guy. Nobody knows him. But you know what? At one point, he was selling out the garden.

Dice, Madison Bum Gardner Boys to Men Anyone else you want to put Dane Cook in that mix too? You know, I like Dane Nice guy who's always been kind to us I rode the Dane train But you know, he went from You know, right Madison Square Guard until like the comedy store. No, this kind of run out of material.

I mean, nothing wrong with that. the Dane train. But, you know, he went from, you know, right, Madison Square Guard until, like, the comedy store.

No, this kind of run out of material.

I mean, nothing wrong with that.

But, like, if you, I was saying, you don't want to go from playing at the Staples Center to, like, playing at, uh, flappers in Burbank. Got to make a living, though. I mean, you know, like, you know, it's shot at their ego, I guess, but what if it's the

Youhoo room at Flappers in Burbank?

You.

Isn't it what are they called?

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