Hey everybody, it's Si. Before we start the show today, Chad and I wanted to tell people to do something.

We know a lot of our listeners are from Minnesota, and as you know, the club that the two of us came out of is Acme Comedy Company in Minneapolis.

One of, in my opinion, the best clubs, it is the best club, but everybody knows it as one of the best clubs. In all of America, the reason we did our podcast there wasn't just because we're here and we're from it. It's just it's the best.

We love it. And they are running shows. They are taking COVID seriously. They have online tickets and they're bringing in crazy talent like they always do.

Our guy, Dan Soder, is going to be there to start in November, the fifth through the seventh. Our friend, Brian Miller has a show coming up. The very funny comedy magician, Derek Hughes, who I could watch, perform for two days in a row has stuff coming up next week.

I think Akash Singh and then Mia Jackson, the week after that, there's incredible shows coming up. They're doing a really good job. And if you don't want to go in person, they're one of the few clubs in my opinion that is actually doing the Zoom thing well where they've set up Zoom tickets and there's a crowd there. So it's almost like you're watching a special. It's great.

Hey everybody, still side here and I just wanted to say a couple things about Akmi that I forgot to say any original piece that I was doing.

Akmi is great and they are one of the clubs that are really taking it seriously. If you want to know how great Akmi is, there was an article one time written about Amy Sumer and she would ask, what are your ten favorite comedy clubs?

And one of them was Akmi even though she's never been there. She just said it because of word of mouth. It's crazy. I wish Chad was here.

Okay, enjoy the show everybody.

Hey everybody, this is Chad Daniels and you have landed in the middle of somewhere. Hello from wherever you're listening.

Whatever time it is, take that greeting and I'd like to introduce you of course as always to my co-host, Cyrus Aminson.

Good morning, Chad LeDadley. Somebody got himself a new haircut and that somebody is old uncle shy. Come on now, tell me how good I look.

Come on now, tell me you want to get into this pickup truck. Come on now, take your pants off Chad. Come on now.

I want to tell you what it looks like to me. It looks like I know I saw on Facebook that you asked for someone to come to your house to cut your hair.

And it seemed to me like they started cutting the top of your hair and then had another appointment they had to get you.

Hey, yeah brother, uncle, I got a mullet. I have you cut a mohawk and you made a really good point. You said, hey we're not doing anything and we don't have real jobs who gives a shit.

And so I have Keith Whitley, the top of my head. And I actually do love it.

I will say, let me give you the sigh in Jenna perspective because Jenna's the one who cut it. She did this to my skull.

Yeah, career chain. Uh huh. I think yes, just Jenna gives up a good career in the city to move to like she'll boykin Wisconsin to cut mullets for $7 a day.

I think here's what she does. She calls it Jenna's mallets, of course. And she opens it in Minneapolis. And she gets her her light her cosmology license from Indiana where she grew up.

Because then people come in be like, this is fucking authentic. Let me get one of them thorough authentic Indiana mullets.

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