I'm I'm Hello and welcome to Juicy Crimes.

I have a very good friend of mine who also has a crime podcast, but you might remember her from the many times

she's been on Juicy Scoop. We've been on the road together, the hilarious Tammy Pasquitelli.

Hello, my beautiful friend. And I'm so glad that you're here because I definitely want to

talk about your, so you have a great podcast called The Cop and the Comedian. And one of your juicy

crimes on your podcast, which I think is very juicy, that is stand-up related. Yes.

Is about a male stand-up who is now doing a lot of time. Yes, hopefully life. For a very

heinous crime. So let's get into it. Tell me a little bit

about how you met this person and... Okay. So this is actually, this story was the onus for us

doing the cop and the comedian. Yeah. Because I was talking to my best friend about it.

Let me just start the story.

The story is, is there was a very, very famous comedian in the late 90s, the winner of Star Search,

a guy named Vincent, V-I-N-S-O-N champ. He was an African-American man, very good-looking, super funny.

And one of the things that he would talk about is that his voice didn't sound African-American to whatever, you know, stereotypes are popular back then.

And he was just a really, just really charming and funny.

And everybody loved this guy. And he was killing it really, just really charming and funny. And everybody loved this guy.

And he was killing it.

He was traveling all over the country.

And he was playing all these huge colleges.

Well, one of the things in stand-up, as you know, is that comedy condos kind of ruled the day back then.

If you aren't a big, big huge comedian you don't get a

hotel there's a headliner and a feature act and an emcee and we live in condos and so just to

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