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For all the "femme" energy of my favorite neurodivergent theater kids podcast, I can tell you were never middle school girls because we have the code name thing ON LOCK but by the time Paige tells y'all they you said the club name, you'd already said it twice. A middle school girl would nevaaar. You shoulda called it "Waffle House Comedy Club" 😂
Most of us in any industry have worked in that ‘scum of the earth’ place when we were young/naive/desperate (I was all 3). Sounds like you got some good stories out of it that you can leverage on now in your career. I experienced that moment the other day at Kmart when the staff at the self checkout genuinely complimented me on my ability to fit my insane amount of 💩 in one trolley (that’s my mum life now), and it gave me the flashback of working at the supermarket at age 14 getting NZ$3.50/hr before tax. I worked a whole 6-8hr shift just to afford the piece of roast chicken and chocolate milk I would buy for my meal break 😆.
This definitely was a bleepy one! 😅 I’d never really thought about the whole front row thing, I’d always just assumed the people in the front row wanted to be there, and never thought there could be a downside to it.
It's great listening to the perspective of real comedians about the comedy club scene, and more about how marco used to suck apparently? I simply cannot imagine. JK Gianmarco, also please tell me the name of the comedy club i'm too lazy to research it i swear Ronald didn't hire me
Idk if this is McDonald’s- ht sounds awfully similar to a shitty comedy club I went to in Times Square called the LOL. Absolutely so distracting and jarring having cheques ran halfway through the sets. I can see how that environment makes you a better comedian by exposing you to a wide variety of customers / tourists who don’t necessarily understand comedy scene. Much prefer the London comedy clubs pmsl.
@@elanless-rs7nrit’s not Caroline’s 😆. They are talking about LOL comedy lounge. It was in time square and it closed just look up the name and bill burr and it will take you to that tweet they mention on here 😅
I hate to say it, but Bill burr is like a one trick pony to me. Besides his "you can't hit women joke," I can't remember any of his jokes. There's some other guy who is only known for "black people love me and I love black people" jokes. And some woman who mainly does "dating stupid young guys is hard" jokes. I could be wrong, but if you know the 2 people whose name I forgot, it kinda proves my point. Lolz
Gabriel Iglesias mainly has impressions and sound effects, but those only enhance his multiple memorable jokes. John Mulaney is just a really good storyteller.
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I like hearing about the inner workings of comedy clubs and comedy in general.
Also. More large couches. Honestly replace all furniture with couches
Now that’s a fucking couch 😂😅
How dare you
@@GianmarcoSoresi 😂 this couch era was serving body tho 🦵 💪 🍒
For all the "femme" energy of my favorite neurodivergent theater kids podcast, I can tell you were never middle school girls because we have the code name thing ON LOCK but by the time Paige tells y'all they you said the club name, you'd already said it twice. A middle school girl would nevaaar.
You shoulda called it "Waffle House Comedy Club" 😂
Okay this has nothing to do with the actual subject at hand but holy cow???? Congratulations to Russell on the Gutenberg! standby role, that's amazing
it makes me so sad to learn about these Comics who passed away who never got to reach a larger audience with their talent
Would love more episodes like this!
Good to know!!!
18:22 I would say Pedro Pascal is a great in-between guy of masculine and feminine
I discovered Gianmarco at LOL😂so for that I’m grateful for it
Definitely do more like this, please
So glad to see they got rid of that tiny couch
Edit: I just realized this is old. What a shame. Such a small couch.
Most of us in any industry have worked in that ‘scum of the earth’ place when we were young/naive/desperate (I was all 3). Sounds like you got some good stories out of it that you can leverage on now in your career.
I experienced that moment the other day at Kmart when the staff at the self checkout genuinely complimented me on my ability to fit my insane amount of 💩 in one trolley (that’s my mum life now), and it gave me the flashback of working at the supermarket at age 14 getting NZ$3.50/hr before tax. I worked a whole 6-8hr shift just to afford the piece of roast chicken and chocolate milk I would buy for my meal break 😆.
Hats off to the editor
Really adored this episode🖤
Thank you for putting up a video that’s longer than ten mins . 🙏
Is this your first time watching the downside?
@@dudeivealreadydonethis5tim289 yes .
If the club is out of business why do they have to change the name? I doubt anyone would sue over a defunct business.
it's just common courtesy to not put people directly on blast because of the violent, screeching masses with their phones and their comment sections.
54:45 Bill Burr story
lucas is like if ian fidance was normal
Big if
This definitely was a bleepy one! 😅 I’d never really thought about the whole front row thing, I’d always just assumed the people in the front row wanted to be there, and never thought there could be a downside to it.
This was a fun game of saying "McDonald's".
any debbie worth their downside is laughing out loud
It's great listening to the perspective of real comedians about the comedy club scene, and more about how marco used to suck apparently? I simply cannot imagine.
JK Gianmarco, also please tell me the name of the comedy club i'm too lazy to research it i swear Ronald didn't hire me
Lol I'm also trying to find it and go there one day
Idk if this is McDonald’s- ht sounds awfully similar to a shitty comedy club I went to in Times Square called the LOL. Absolutely so distracting and jarring having cheques ran halfway through the sets.
I can see how that environment makes you a better comedian by exposing you to a wide variety of customers / tourists who don’t necessarily understand comedy scene.
Much prefer the London comedy clubs pmsl.
Ding ding ding
I like this inside scoop! Rizzz
This episode was great, although I really wanna know which club it was😭😭
Drops an ep at 2am PST 👀
Here i was, thinking the actual Kenny Ortega died. Glad it wasn't lol
1:14:45 - "uptown blacks" has been added to my lingo
An octopus or maybe a giraffe
Your co host is high as hell 😂😭
"I don't say the f word on stage" where do you say it then, Gianmarco? 🤔🤔🤔
LOL!🍔🍟
Does anyone know what McDonalds actually is?
Caroline's closed Dec 2022
@@elanless-rs7nrit’s not Caroline’s 😆. They are talking about LOL comedy lounge. It was in time square and it closed just look up the name and bill burr and it will take you to that tweet they mention on here 😅
@@elanless-rs7nr What tipped u off, Bill Burr being turned away?
I think it's actually LOL comedy club in times square. That's where Bill Burr got turned away
@@hahaitsninachecked out reviews and the complaints match one to one with the podcast stuff, so I think ur right
I hate to say it, but Bill burr is like a one trick pony to me. Besides his "you can't hit women joke," I can't remember any of his jokes. There's some other guy who is only known for "black people love me and I love black people" jokes. And some woman who mainly does "dating stupid young guys is hard" jokes. I could be wrong, but if you know the 2 people whose name I forgot, it kinda proves my point. Lolz
Gabriel Iglesias mainly has impressions and sound effects, but those only enhance his multiple memorable jokes. John Mulaney is just a really good storyteller.
You don’t matter