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[00:00:30] Welcome to the Adam Friedland show. I'm your host, the star of the show, Adam Friedland.
[00:00:50] I'm back. Guys, thank you for all your wishes last week when I was sick. It turns out that
[00:00:58] it wasn't full blown. Guys, we have a very special guest today. There's an echo. Did
[00:01:05] you figure out what? There's an echo now. Nick. Let's retake. No, no, no, no, no. Why? I
[00:01:13] don't hear. There's an echo. Hello? Hello? No, it's off. It's done. It's fine. You killed
[00:01:27] What happened was I had the sickness that everyone has right now in New York where at
[00:01:33] like 7 p.m. you're sick. You had it, Dave. I had it. Very shortly, though. You have to
[00:01:39] talk into the mic, Dave. I know. This is what I'm doing. I didn't introduce you yet. Go
[00:01:45] ahead. You interrupted my introductions. Go ahead. Okay, I'm going to go forward with
[00:01:51] the introductions. And then I will talk about my sickness. Guys, welcome. Once again. Would
[00:01:58] you say that you were down with this sick sick? I was. Oh, what happened? Yeah. Yeah.
[00:02:03] I was click click booming. Why is part of that song Japanese? Was it mean in Japanese?
[00:02:09] It means down with the sick. Very good. Folks, welcome to the Adam Friedland show. We are
[00:02:19] live in studio at the global corporate HQ in Manhattan, New York with my best friend Nick
[00:02:26] Mullen, executive producer of the Adam Friedland show. You want to say hello? Hello, guys. I'm
[00:02:31] back. Never missed a day. No, I didn't. You went to the woods once. Perfect. You went
[00:02:38] to the woods once to find yourself and stop and I did two episodes. I think I did one with
[00:02:44] a gimelle. That was during COVID. I think you went to the woods. I think we're in the
[00:02:49] Pennsylvania wilderness. Was I? To find yourself. The Poconos. Yeah. Yeah. And guess what? He
[00:02:56] met much like the film Stella got her groove back and met a big dick Jamaican man. Yeah.
[00:03:03] Is that what happens in that movie? She gets dicked down by a day. She fucked a fat five
[00:03:09] foot two ball. That'd be a better movie. Yeah. Yeah. She meets Danny DeVito. Yeah. Yeah.
[00:03:15] That'd be pretty good. No. Yeah. So Nick got his groove back. He came back. They're making
[00:03:20] a prequel called How Stella Got Raped. And it's why she needed it. She lost her groove. Yeah.
[00:03:26] Yeah. How Stella lost her groove. And she gets raped. They never talk enough about how you
[00:03:32] lose one loses their groove. When my mojo baby. Oh, yeah. Shazbot. What does he say?
[00:03:47] Shazbot. Shazbot baby. I lost my mojo. What is that? Awesome. Power is three. He loses
[00:03:54] his mojo. I think it's the first one. When? And that the whole premise of the movie?
[00:04:00] No. He's frozen in time. He comes back and then everyone thinks he's a freak. He was
[00:04:08] a swinger in the 60s. He comes back and everyone's like, look at this freak. Oh, okay. Yeah.
[00:04:14] Well, you learn something new every day here on the Adam Friedland Show. And we're introducing
[00:04:18] a new segment, Adam's Teaching Moment. Yeah. What do you want to learn? Oh, well, Adam,
[00:04:23] Adam, as a jumping off point, he was going to use the Colorado Springs nightclub shooting
[00:04:28] to deliver a emotionally involved model. Center left. Center left. Center left emotionally
[00:04:37] involved monologue in response. That's just going to clear this whole thing up. Okay,
[00:04:43] folks, a lot of people are upset about the shooting, but Adam's here to say that it was bad. No.
[00:04:49] And then it's no to set the records straight to set the records straight.
[00:04:53] Folks, we joke around a lot on the show. We've said F. We said G.
[00:05:01] Was gay. We said, I told you that one time I saw that gay guy who went, he would go on vacation
[00:05:08] with like eight gay guys that looked exactly like him. And I was like,
[00:05:12] Fire Island. No, he went to Spain or something. I was like, Seth, how was your vacation? He was
[00:05:17] like, it was amazing. I was on so much E and I was on so much J. And I was like, you were on gay.
[00:05:24] GHB. Yeah, he was on the date rape drug. Yeah. They were all date rape, drugging themselves
[00:05:34] Anyway, we joke a lot on the show. And some might think that that's fucked up every time there's
[00:05:41] a nightclub shooting. I mean, I guess it's just Paulson, then this one. My head just visualizes
[00:05:46] the strip club from Vice City. You know, you can go in there and just fucking just kill a bunch of
[00:05:51] people in Vice City. Yeah, but it's not gay. I know, but that's just what plays in my head.
[00:05:57] Just going in there. It's neon. Yeah, just shooting up the nightclub from Vice City.
[00:06:03] And you did that in the game? That's all I would do. You would just kill sex workers.
[00:06:08] Yeah, just go to the strip club and shoot it. That was the best place to kill people because
[00:06:11] the cops couldn't really go in the back office. Yeah, the cops couldn't say
[00:06:16] anything. It's true. They caught it. It's the perfect crime.
[00:06:22] Folks, we joke a lot on the show. And some might think that our jest might mean a certain
[00:06:29] political affiliation or identity. The truth is, is that we say a lot that our friend Tucker
[00:06:37] is our boy, but he's not. You know, when the conservative media vilifies children getting sex
[00:06:47] changes at younger and younger ages, it makes the world a less safe place for a lot of people.
[00:06:53] Yeah. And I think that's why queer people were targeted in Colorado.
[00:06:59] That's the same as the response to the grooming accusations.
[00:07:04] Who's that? Laura? It's not that they're getting sex changes. It's that they're doing drag shows.
[00:07:10] They're honestly for children anyways. It's just Halloween. That's all a drag show is.
[00:07:15] Yeah, kids should be dressing up and putting on cost. Yeah, candy to a drag show. That's Halloween.
[00:07:20] There's no difference. Yeah. Explain the difference to me. I can't. I can't personally.
[00:07:25] My parents would dress me up as a woman every year in Halloween. And I didn't know it had a name.
[00:07:31] You know, his forced address as a girl is a young child. This is 100% true. Charles Bronson.
[00:07:37] No. Yes. You can look it up. Who did it? His mom. She would make him wear dresses. She wanted
[00:07:43] like a girl? No, he was so poor that he could only wear dresses. Like, it's like a seam in the middle of
[00:07:53] your pants. It's too expensive. I think he had to just wear his mom's clothes to school. She would
[00:07:57] get she would drive him there and take off all of her clothes and sit in the car naked while he
[00:08:01] put her clothes on. I was like, did you rape my wife? Yeah. Yeah. I tried to do an impression there.
[00:08:07] Yeah. Very good. What would you give it? What? That impression. Would I give it? Yeah.
[00:08:12] One that's some homework. That's what I would give it. Thanks a lot. I'll come back with that.
[00:08:16] Folks, we send love to all the victims of all shootings in the world and all the victims of all
[00:08:24] wars and colonialism as well. But let's not distract ourselves from introducing someone very special
[00:08:33] to us. Do you want to say your name? My name is Dave. Middle name? Dave, I don't have a middle name.
[00:08:40] Really? Mm-hmm. I'm a junior. A junior? So your middle name is your last name? Like the
[00:08:46] like the Whopper? Well, it's more of a suffix, not a middle name at the end. Okay, Dave.
[00:08:53] Okay, my name is Dave. Okay, my name is Dave. It's the Whopper, Junior, the son of the Whopper.
[00:08:57] Like we're supposed to believe this cheeseburger fucked some bitch. Yeah, who do you fuck? This
[00:09:01] cheese, some bitch put a cheeseburger in her pussy. A human woman. And then that's how we get the
[00:09:06] smaller cheeseburger. That's true. Did Burger King have like a Ronald McDonald?
[00:09:12] Oh, they had the king. The kids club. No, they had the king. Yeah, the Burger King. Yeah, that's true.
[00:09:16] Okay, you learned something new every day on the Adam Friedland show. Thank you, Dave. Continue.
[00:09:23] My name is Dave. Tell him why you're here, Dave. I'm here to produce the Adam Friedland show.
[00:09:32] Yeah, you're not the talent. You're the talent. I'm not the talent. Clearly. We forced you to be
[00:09:36] on the show. It's okay. I'm happy to be here. I do have work to do this. I might need to.
[00:09:40] David, you don't have work to do. Your work is here with us right now. Okay.
[00:09:44] So, Dave, we brought you on the show to give our audience an update on the production process.
[00:09:49] You've been on board for two weeks now. About. And not to brag, not to be a proud Jewish mother,
[00:09:54] but Nick and I were both out of town this weekend for Thanksgiving. We came back to a spotless studio.
[00:10:00] Yeah, really clean the place up because we trashed this place. It's your boy.
[00:10:05] Dave, fantastic job. Thank you Adam. So, let's give the audience a little update on the,
[00:10:11] where we're at in the production process because they're dying to know right now.
[00:10:17] You want me to do that? Yeah, you're the producer. That's true.
[00:10:20] Yeah, they don't believe us anymore. Yeah, they think we're lying to them.
[00:10:23] So, you're a real producer. Things are moving along. That's not good.
[00:10:29] That's good. That's good. No, you have to promise more.
[00:10:32] No, we can't keep say to the audience. I promise. I promise that. That.
[00:10:38] We will make the best talk show. Yes, that's good.
[00:10:43] That's good. What do you think? That's good. Yeah, I like that.
[00:10:47] We've made that promise though. What are some actual updates on things?
[00:10:51] I want a couple more DVDs for the office. No, that's not a good update.
[00:10:54] Okay. Well, let's give them some real updates on what's up right now.
[00:10:58] Well, we're finishing kind of building out our, you know, our gear here, our women,
[00:11:04] our, you know, everything we need to kind of operate a fully fledged.
[00:11:08] Shout out to aperture lights. Shout out aperture.
[00:11:11] One, one, one so far, but they're sending more lights.
[00:11:13] Two, right? We only got one. We just got one.
[00:11:15] We just got one. So, we'll have to follow up with them and see if
[00:11:19] that second one got lost by UPS. Because this is.
[00:11:22] They're a sponsor now, right? This is UPS losing shit season in the university.
[00:11:27] Yeah. But I'm here, so these fine gentlemen can write jokes for all of you and focus on that.
[00:11:38] Because we're making a promise to the audience, we are keeping Nick away from the buttons.
[00:11:44] Yeah, no more buttons for me. No more buttons.
[00:11:46] No more button pressing. Just bits. No more buttons. Just bits.
[00:11:50] Yeah. And Nick knows a lot about the buttons.
[00:11:53] Dave, if you see Nick just fingering some buttons, what are you going to do?
[00:12:13] I think you have to do a nightclub shooting.
[00:12:18] You have to distract me by going across the street and shooting up a nightclub.
[00:12:24] So Dave, let's tell the audience a little bit about your resume, what you've worked on.
[00:12:29] I know that Nick and I are in good hands.
[00:12:32] Sure, sure. I'm an independent film producer.
[00:12:44] So obviously we had a lot to talk about there.
[00:12:48] It says a lot of, yeah. I watch every new episode.
[00:13:00] There's a lot that happens on Sesame Street.
[00:13:02] People don't really pay attention to the show, but...
[00:13:06] Well, I'm a bit, look, guys, I'm really happy to be here.
[00:13:11] But tell them about what you've worked on the past.
[00:13:15] a major, well, a hundred million dollar project.
[00:13:26] I figured he just needed to have, you know,
[00:13:30] And what's the fable referred to in that, the whole...
[00:13:44] You know, more people than Jews are seeing it.
[00:13:57] I like when we pronounce a word differently
[00:14:01] Well, I think you're doing an atom right now.
[00:14:42] I want you to stand up on your two feet right now
[00:14:45] and tell them, like, how great you are.
[00:14:50] I'm not going to give into this right now.
[00:15:03] Because we want to get a lot of great guests on this show.
[00:15:08] They all want a quarter million dollars a year.
[00:15:10] They all want a quarter million dollars a year.
[00:15:19] Then we're going to get nothing but Bollywood stars on here.
[00:15:22] And we're going to have to make musicals.
[00:15:24] We're going to ask them about what's that all about?
[00:15:35] I was dancing the entire time in those movies.
[00:15:38] That's why they were so good at TikTok.
[00:15:39] TikTok became a thing and the Indians took it by storm.
[00:15:42] A lot of people don't realize that 90% of TikTok culture is just Indians.
[00:16:02] He had his lawyers to say that he's they, them?
[00:16:09] I mean, I would assume it's to get out of, like, hate crime charges.
[00:16:14] I don't understand, though, what the difference is.
[00:16:16] Like, if you're like attacking on hate crime charges to, like, a multiple homicide.
[00:16:23] You're going to prison for the rest of your life no matter what or getting the death penalty.
[00:16:30] It's like, oh, I rape those kids, but I'm gay.
[00:16:40] It turned out he was, I don't know, texting boys or something.
[00:16:45] What he should have done is murdered five people.
[00:16:47] Like, yes, I'm a pedophile, but I'm also a murderer.
[00:16:52] So let's just sweep this pedophile thing under the rug.
[00:16:55] Let me show you the bodies I've got in my closet.
[00:16:58] I guess it's better to be remembered as a murderer, as opposed to-
[00:17:02] 100%. Look, if by chance some Rube Goldberg chain of events lands my dick in an eight-year-old's ass,
[00:17:10] and I'm on the news for it, I'm going into them all with an AR-15.
[00:17:20] Everyone loves tone, and he's a mass killer.
[00:17:32] Cover up the fact that I fucked the kid.
[00:17:37] You can't be like an anti-hero pedophile.
[00:17:46] I have seen the Sopranos, and my name is David as well, just like David Chase.
[00:17:57] You know what, did you know David Chase's middle name?
[00:17:58] Pretty much what our interview with Dave was.
[00:18:01] Did you know what David Chase's name was, David?
[00:18:08] And he only wrote the Sopranos to fuck just big women.
[00:18:15] He was- he was bawling Johnny Sacks wife the whole time.
[00:18:24] What if I made the best show of all time?
[00:18:26] And I could fuck any fat bitch in the world.
[00:18:30] And I don't know if it worked out or not,
[00:18:32] but the rest of us got the benefit from it.
[00:18:35] Sometimes I'm afraid to say that I like the Sopranos,
[00:18:37] because someone's like, what are you some sort of fat woman?
[00:18:41] I'm like, no, actually it's pretty smart and it's for everyone.
[00:18:45] Melphy should have been fat as shit, dude.
[00:18:51] But your chair is just squeaking all the time.
[00:19:06] Who's the most famous person you've ever met?
[00:19:15] No, Adam's getting better at interviewing though.
[00:19:23] You've been working in show business, well.
[00:19:28] The only names that I care about right now.
[00:19:51] you don't fucking see many fat women as possible.
[00:19:59] And he's, uh, I guess what he's doing on that show.
[00:20:17] He's facing 40 years in prison for fucking fat women.
[00:20:20] They're like, you're the best we've ever seen.
[00:20:23] Now you have to work for us or go to jail.
[00:20:26] And he's like, I don't even understand what law I broke.
[00:20:28] He's like a hacker that's so good at hacking
[00:20:40] home system and raises the temperature in their apartments.
[00:20:43] So they have to take off all their clothes
[00:20:47] And then he's got- he goes into their webcams also.
[00:21:01] The fat- the fat women are around there.
[00:21:09] Oh, Dave, do you want to tell us about your first day on the-
[00:21:13] This part of your job is you got to help Adam get good at it.
[00:21:17] I'm modeling- I'm modeling this production-
[00:21:20] They met- apparently he's got one of the biggest cocks in the whole-
[00:21:32] a production designer friend of mine was-
[00:21:39] He played Jesus for the Scorsese movie.
[00:22:01] You don't want to gas Jesus Christ up to you.
[00:22:05] You don't want to give him yet another thing on top of being-
[00:22:09] And they had to adjust and his friend of mine-
[00:22:12] a friend of a friend had to go in and then-
[00:22:28] That you have to fake like you have a small one.
[00:22:54] What would you say his favorite type of dog is the Greyhound?
[00:23:35] Where they have a plethora of school buses
[00:23:56] So Dave, he thought that our interview process was more similar to
[00:24:09] we're like, let's think of some good questions for Dave.
[00:24:34] You know, I'm going to base this production off of an idol of mine.
[00:24:37] His name's Scott Rudin of a formerly massive Hollywood figure.
[00:24:47] Because he was very known, but kind of a, you know, not very talked about-
[00:25:01] I think he would throw anything in sight.
[00:25:13] It would throw potatoes at William Defoe's car to keep it hidden throughout-
[00:25:20] Yeah, it would swing forward and they would have to throw a potato at it
[00:25:25] And the entire movie, then they edited all the potatoes out in post.
[00:25:52] No, I declined my birthright because they mistakenly-
[00:26:07] No, my dad's just like a New Jersey Irish man.
[00:26:18] Laughing at those animals over there in Ireland.
[00:26:21] Does your Dutch family know about the term Dutch oven?
[00:26:29] I don't understand why that's called the Dutch oven.
[00:26:44] When you told your family you met Willem Dafoe
[00:26:47] and then his favorite dog is the Greyhound.
[00:27:01] Sounds like a little cuckoo clock named to me.
[00:27:04] Is your family collect cuckoo clocks or?
[00:27:06] Like, my family collects cuckoo clocks.
[00:27:14] I'm surprised they never had a cuckoo clock watch.
[00:27:23] Apple watches now, but we never got a cuckoo clock watch.
[00:27:26] Dave, could you get on that for the show?
[00:27:30] What the hell are the Dutch doing these days anyways?
[00:27:33] They're kind of like rednecks, no, a little bit.
[00:27:46] They like turning in Anne Frank to the Nazis.
[00:28:04] They're called the Green Rock District.
[00:28:11] That's the one place that they go ahead now.
[00:28:22] And then, of course, the Yellow Light District.
[00:28:29] And then go to Anne Frank's attic and you're like,
[00:28:34] No, I've never went to Anne Frank's attic.
[00:28:51] So this guy cut his ear off for his girl.
[00:28:54] That would sporter line personality disorder, isn't it?
[00:29:11] And it's like, we only know about the ear thing.
[00:29:12] Imagine all the other gay shit he did for this bitch.
[00:29:21] Because you won't return my passenger pigeons or however the fuck they communicated back down.
[00:29:28] You wouldn't send the passenger pigeon back to me after.
[00:29:35] Hey, it's 3am after threatening to kill myself in front of your apartment.
[00:29:40] Like you didn't just have a fucking full manic breakdown in my apartment.
[00:29:50] I don't know, but it's in front of every last name.
[00:30:12] So, um, that was a good question, though.
[00:30:16] Where do you want to, where do you see yourself in 10 years?
[00:30:19] I see myself as the, um, the penis tucker.
[00:30:28] It's surprising Tucker Carlson is so transphobic for someone named Tucker.
[00:31:01] Did he say anything about this nightclub shooting?
[00:31:04] He said that they were politicizing deaths of American citizens.
[00:31:11] The Democrats will never fail to politicize.
[00:31:18] That's kind of how it goes every time these things happen.
[00:31:22] So what did you think about the shooting?
[00:31:26] Do you ever have a like a like a something pop off at your school
[00:31:44] It like very, you know, football jock jockey thing.
[00:31:53] All this grooming discourse is very funny.
[00:31:56] Because it's not it's just that now everyone's accusing each other
[00:32:02] They're like, oh, the trans people are pedophiles.
[00:32:03] And then they say, oh, well, what about conservatives
[00:32:12] And it's like, do conservatives love toddlers and tiara's?
[00:32:28] You should know you work in television.
[00:32:33] You know, they should have a show where they just put a tiara
[00:32:35] and willow him to foes penis and parade him around a stage.
[00:32:41] And it's a fundraiser for Kamala Harris.
[00:32:45] Kamala's she's not doing too well, huh?
[00:32:48] No, but the groomer thing's funny because it's like,
[00:32:50] it's kind of the same thing that happened with the Me Too movement.
[00:32:53] Where like very powerful people are raping other slightly less powerful people.
[00:33:01] It's a problem in the entertainment industry at the highest level.
[00:33:04] And then somehow they fucking just hoodwink everyone to be like, actually, it's you.
[00:33:10] It's society, not fucking the head of Viacom.
[00:33:16] And then it becomes this big thing where we're canceling some dickhead that works at
[00:33:21] fucking Red Lobster for winking at a customer.
[00:33:25] Well, maybe not that example in particular, but it became this thing where they just,
[00:33:30] you know, the regular people become the whipping boy for this,
[00:33:37] you know, indiscretion by powerful people.
[00:33:48] Every famous person is a pedophile that went to a pedophile island to rape children.
[00:33:55] And now a year later, every regular person is accusing the other type of regular person
[00:34:08] I don't know how they manage to do this.
[00:34:09] Is everyone getting accused of being a pedophile?
[00:34:14] Yeah, you have fucking, you have, you know, they're just calling gay people and
[00:34:19] And then they're countering and saying, actually, it's, it's Tim Poole is the pedophile.
[00:34:24] When in reality, probably none of these people are pedophiles, maybe like 5% of them.
[00:34:28] But who, the community where there is 100% pedophilia is fucking,
[00:34:35] the people that went to fucking Epstein's island.
[00:34:40] The guy that said, I want a different kind to end Le Shrimp on Epstein's island.
[00:34:50] I mean, to me, it just seems like a couple famous people got canceled.
[00:34:55] And then there are a ton of people that are probably still raping and it never stopped.
[00:35:00] Yeah, certainly, but it's in the entertainment industry.
[00:35:02] Yeah, but they're probably people in like finance that rape all the time.
[00:35:05] No one cares because they're not famous.
[00:35:15] But you think everyone at Red Lobster is getting accused of being a pedophile these days.
[00:35:21] Half the people that work at Red Lobster trans in the other half are Ben Shapiro.
[00:35:36] The best thing is they just give you just garbage from the fryer for free is extra in your meal.
[00:36:01] Like talk about you were at the subway the other day.
[00:36:11] You can't just tell him to make people.
[00:36:21] What's the most brave thing you ever did?
[00:36:37] Maybe that's the line in Down With The Sickness.
[00:36:52] Corrupt Western Judeo-Christian culture.
[00:37:04] You don't ever believe that I had a cab driver last night.
[00:37:11] See, you see him everywhere these days.
[00:37:14] It's like we're not mad at them anymore.
[00:37:20] He's like, I pick you up because I see you look like nice guy.
[00:37:36] He's like, you know, but you drive around,
[00:37:37] you see people like a Jew, no black people, no pickup.
[00:37:43] And I'm like, yeah, that's probably not good to do that.
[00:37:54] No, I just would, you know, you should say like...
[00:37:56] And also remember a couple of choice lines for your pocket.
[00:38:00] And then, but then he maybe realized I wasn't on board.
[00:38:03] And he was like, no, no, I like everybody.
[00:38:06] And I'm like, is that the reputation you think you guys have?
[00:38:13] This guy wakes up in the morning and he's like, well,
[00:38:15] one thing I know about myself in the world is when people find out I'm a Muslim,
[00:38:29] You've seen this shit that they're making in Saudi Arabia, the line?
[00:38:37] It's just a 40 mile long line with different little zones for like,
[00:38:46] you can like walk to shit in five minutes.
[00:38:48] I heard that anyone that's opposing me.
[00:38:53] are like somewhat disappearing or something.
[00:38:56] That's how everything works in Saudi Arabia.
[00:39:05] Okay, well, boys, thank you for having me.
[00:39:11] You want to come back at the end of the episode maybe?
[00:39:15] I have to do something kind of urgently though.
[00:39:23] Yeah, I don't know why you're thinking.
[00:39:25] Because I was always like the lowest engine on the totem pole.
[00:39:31] What's the lowest engine on the totem pole?
[00:39:42] Because a lot of racial slurs are just a dumb guy,
[00:39:44] not like trying his best to pronounce the right word.
[00:39:49] Like somebody was like, these are Negroes in this guy's like,
[00:40:01] And they're like, this guy must be racist because he's a moron.
[00:40:19] It's in the first 15 pages that I have read of the power broker.
[00:40:33] I don't know if I'm going to watch the first 15 minutes of a movie.
[00:40:40] You watch three movies over and over again.
[00:40:51] Just being like, I know it's like going to a restaurant and being like,
[00:40:55] I have an emotional relationship with the movies.
[00:40:58] Do you get something new from the assassination of Jesse James every time?
[00:41:12] Yeah, because you've only seen the first 15 minutes.
[00:41:24] Remember, he said he was a lightweight.
[00:41:27] But he's clearly the fattest of the bushes.
[00:41:30] Trump really got that one wrong, but it's still hit.
[00:41:38] Then everyone, it was like an an one mix.
[00:41:48] like hundreds of Black people are reacting to something you've said?
[00:42:01] It's weird that they call them daydream.
[00:42:04] It's just you thinking about something.
[00:42:07] If it's a pleasant thought, so you must be on the subconscious.
[00:42:12] Like, it is kind of like a dream, though.
[00:42:14] You're not interacting with the world around you.
[00:42:24] I mean, I stated my thesis and then you said no.
[00:42:27] Oh, actually, yes, I ended up potentially.
[00:42:36] And everyone knows to win a debate, you just say no.
[00:42:51] I shouldn't have been so mean that Dave.
[00:42:55] I shouldn't have been so mean that Dave.
[00:42:57] I felt like we brought him on the podcast.
[00:43:05] But he was going to be like, Dave, my name is Dave.
[00:43:09] We got a lot of great shit cooking here.
[00:43:21] It was not full bullying, but it was rude.
[00:43:30] Do you feel like you want to move away from that behavior in general or?
[00:43:35] Do you think it's an essential part of your personality?
[00:43:43] Do you feel like this is a fundamental change you need to make in yourself?
[00:43:46] Or do you think it's just a surface level rebranding?
[00:43:56] Everybody that has to do this, you have to engage in...
[00:44:04] I'm just sick of like walking into a place and everyone's like,
[00:44:09] Do you think you'd have more happiness?
[00:44:11] Do you think you'd have more happiness or less happiness in your life?
[00:44:14] If there was more synchronicity between your private interactions in your public ones?
[00:44:32] It's about the fact that you can just...
[00:44:40] But you keep talking about strategy in walls.
[00:44:47] Well, yeah, I guess it is kind of military.
[00:44:50] No, no, what I'm saying is, yeah, there has to be kind of a separation of church and state there.
[00:44:59] Which one would be church and which one would be the state?
[00:45:01] I think the public is the state and the private is the church.
[00:45:09] But both of these are sort of top-down institutions.
[00:45:14] So church in an abstract sense, in an abstract sense.
[00:45:18] Yeah, your connection with your community and your loved ones.
[00:45:23] Well, you don't really need to expose those things.
[00:45:25] I just mean in terms of your disposition, maybe if there was more of an overlap.
[00:45:32] Wait, so that you could perform less personality-wise,
[00:45:36] doesn't necessarily mean that you have to expose your personal life in the material sense.
[00:45:48] There is still is a significance there.
[00:45:59] In terms of your personal and your public personal life.
[00:46:02] I think they're pretty much synced up entirely.
[00:46:04] Well, that's a mic and I'll go right back to look.
[00:46:07] I'm sitting in the car doing Asian ladies' school bus love to myself.
[00:46:32] being kind of a Meryl Streep Devil Wears Prada
[00:46:40] We need to get back to the Adam that says dead ass
[00:46:43] with 100% sincerity the first time he...
[00:47:17] He took a look at his life and he said,
[00:47:20] I'm the shittiest comedian in the world.
[00:47:23] I got to figure out how to be a better comedian.
[00:47:31] And he said, the way to become a better comedian
[00:47:49] Critics are calling him a Titan of Juissance.
[00:47:54] Wait, so I feel like there was a compliment brewing, right?
[00:47:59] If you're saying, if you're encouraging me to have more of an authentic effect.
[00:48:08] obviously, you know, you need to be guarded.
[00:48:10] You're just saying, you're just saying, you're just a good guy.
[00:48:17] I'd stream you and your girlfriend holding hands in Long Island.
[00:48:23] But in terms of, you know, you can just be at it.
[00:48:31] So what you're saying is I've been a bitch too much recently.
[00:48:34] Uh, no, you know, I think it comes from fear, mostly.
[00:48:39] Fear that the episode might be bad or the show in general.
[00:48:47] But there's a performance aspect to a podcast.
[00:48:50] There is, but you, I'm telling you this, regular you is more entertaining and funnier than snark.
[00:49:02] I'm saying you're adding an additional layer that's a backhanded compliment.
[00:49:06] I'm saying that you're adding an additional layer that's unnecessary.
[00:49:15] Present, maybe that would have an answer.
[00:49:22] But we're not talking like we normally talk, right?
[00:49:26] But I'm just like making fun of like mentally handicapped people in my family and stuff when
[00:49:32] Yeah, well, that, those are things you might want to edit.
[00:49:35] Yeah, I can't do that in public, but those are the things that make us laugh.
[00:49:47] Eventually you're going to have to interview people.
[00:49:50] And the core of that is going to be establishing some kind of like emotional connection, right?
[00:49:56] And naturally you're a very charismatic person.
[00:49:58] You can get people to open up and talk.
[00:50:01] That's not going to happen if you're asking like snarky questions about Kanye.
[00:50:03] I've been thinking about this a lot though, right?
[00:50:14] That it kind of disarms a guest, right?
[00:50:18] And then by accident, it kind of makes him a good interviewer.
[00:50:22] Although I haven't listened to WTF in years.
[00:50:30] He saw Ford Model T driving down the road right now.
[00:50:33] You'd say that's the gayest car I've ever seen in my life.
[00:50:40] What if a cool guy was driving up though?
[00:50:47] Like Spanish herses or Japanese herses?
[00:50:54] Go look up like Franco-Spain era herses.
[00:51:04] In America, it's like a stretch and Lincoln town car.
[00:51:07] Yeah, they don't even use that anymore.
[00:51:10] Yeah, I don't know what town car hasn't been made for now,
[00:51:19] Wait, let's go back to the subject of interviewing.
[00:51:25] Rogen, his style is that he is very amenable to any theory that's presented.
[00:51:38] And then that disharms like a sponge in an efficiency apartment that,
[00:51:42] you know, like a poor person doesn't know that you need to buy new sponges.
[00:51:52] I use a sponge for like a fucking year.
[00:52:04] I didn't even know you were supposed to wash your sheets once a week.
[00:52:12] First of all, I didn't have a bed until two weeks ago.
[00:52:14] So every- No, I have a girlfriend now, so I have to do it more.
[00:52:17] But I'd say it's every like three weeks, two or three weeks.
[00:52:29] So those are two effective styles of interviewing.
[00:52:36] But those are like things that seem kind of accidental.
[00:52:47] there has to be like a deliberate effort to make an emotional appeal to another human.
[00:52:55] That you need to remove the effort and just become more like comfortable just being you
[00:53:00] and talking to people because your very care is manic.
[00:53:03] Why is it a research department required then?
[00:53:08] Because you're not there yet and they need, uh, well, obviously,
[00:53:11] because look, if we bring somebody on, you're not going to read their book
[00:53:14] or watch their movie or listen to their music.
[00:53:24] If you want, we can fire the research department.
[00:53:30] There's not a single interviewer that doesn't.
[00:53:33] But if we have like Ben Bernanke here, I'm not going to know about interest rates.
[00:53:38] And I have to read like a one sheet about that.
[00:53:56] I know, I appreciate what you're saying right now.
[00:54:08] I was like treating Dave like a real guest.
[00:54:11] I was treating Dave like we're in a frat.
[00:54:17] And we're like, what's up, you know, bitchface or something.
[00:54:20] If you were more comfortable, you wouldn't be defensive right now.
[00:54:24] Just comfortable just doing the Adam Freeland show.
[00:54:28] I'm making it the Adam Freeland show for real.
[00:54:31] Right now it is quote unquote the Adam Freeland show.
[00:54:42] I mean, this is me talking as a producer.
[00:54:56] As you just learned that the club cue night club shooting,
[00:55:01] was it a hate crime or was it violence within its own community?
[00:55:09] And that's the center left take in Adam's teaching moment.
[00:55:14] I think we need to maybe consider departing from center left
[00:55:22] I mean, we'll have the terror to hold sat down and fucking-
[00:55:26] Everything, it's imbued into every detail in here.
[00:55:30] Yeah, I don't want to fuck with your vision.
[00:55:50] You know, I wish that wasn't my lot in life, but here I am.
[00:56:02] Should we tell them we shot something really good yesterday?
[00:56:10] We shot something yesterday that we will be releasing soon.
[00:56:14] We'll see what we get back from Steven.
[00:56:31] This soundproofing is taking for everything, it takes forever.
[00:56:39] And I think there was supposed to be more.
[00:56:52] The new gentler kinder Adam- Free Lincio.
[00:57:05] I can't be sitting here because I'll hear dead air and I'll say,
[00:57:18] And now it's permanently fixed like that
[00:57:31] And then you say Chinese guy down syndrome.
[00:57:45] We should try to get all of Epstein's Black book on the show
[00:57:50] It's very funny that Steven Pinker went to a bunch.
[00:57:54] Can you imagine how much it would suck to be raped by Steven Pinker?
[00:57:59] As you're in like a, in the bed that's installed in a private jet,
[00:58:04] your like brain is figuring out how to survive this kind of trauma.
[00:58:12] like, yeah, giving you his take on Wikipedia articles.
[00:58:17] It would be cooler to be raped by a really cool guy.
[00:58:25] Yeah, just a pimp like Malcolm Gladwell.
[00:58:31] He's like, I'm just raping you to get my 10,000 hours.
[00:58:48] I think he was the, by any means necessary.
[00:58:54] Glass is a cool last name for a black guy.
[00:59:45] My head's preoccupied with a bunch of shit
[01:00:04] because he's supposed to handle all that.
[01:00:05] And he said, oh, this is a mistake on their end.
[01:00:17] whether I actually owe this money or not.
[01:00:19] You gotta find out what nightclub the IRS goes to.
[01:00:51] Isn't getting stitches better than being repeatedly violently raped?
[01:01:01] Oh, I thought they're snitching about getting raped.
[01:01:07] They're not going to the war and then they're like this abuse.
[01:01:14] Oh, they're like just tattle tailing about.
[01:01:16] You know what would be the ultimate power move is to be the biggest rapist in the prison,
[01:01:26] Yeah, what the fuck are you gonna do about it?
[01:01:46] I would do like a stand-in-deliver sort of thing with all the prisoners.
[01:01:49] I'm like, I'm going to change these guys' lives.
[01:01:53] I'm like, all right, guys, everyone put their arms out.
[01:01:57] One mocketoo, you know, and I started doing it and then they beat me to death.
[01:02:01] But I come back to life and this time they can't because I'm a ghost.
[01:02:11] And then you just jam all the things together and say you got one big joke.
[01:02:15] I'd go in there and I'd do like a similar thing, like a dangerous mind kind of thing.
[01:02:20] I'd be like, listen, prisoners, fellow inmates.
[01:02:23] You guys, it seems like you all really like hip hop, right?
[01:02:27] You guys are all going around a cipher doing hip hop.
[01:02:30] You know, it was the original gangster.
[01:02:41] It would be funny to go to prison and try to protect yourself, but
[01:02:48] You're like, I can help you with your case.
[01:02:51] Yeah, they're in there for like assault with a deadly weapon and you just
[01:02:54] fucking ruin their shit and then they get an additional 35 years
[01:02:58] and you're like, oh, I'm on the head, dude, I'm sorry.
[01:03:00] Yeah, well then you'd begin it pretty bad.
[01:03:13] Yeah, I had a little bit of R and R this weekend over in San Quentin.
[01:03:31] They're like, oh, and he got off so easy.
[01:03:52] Yeah, probably nothing happened though.
[01:03:54] They said it was like a swimming, like one of those,
[01:04:00] It's weird you don't hear about those guys.
[01:04:03] Like in four years, we're not going to be hearing
[01:04:13] They were really into that a couple of months ago.
[01:04:40] You know, he's a terrible, he's a bad boy.
[01:04:44] You know what had been cool if he could have been
[01:04:51] And then we'd get to all watch a movie about it
[01:05:04] He probably has like 100 million dollars though.
[01:05:07] I got to, I got to smile a more Native Americans.
[01:05:20] I'd like to see Nick Sandman host a talk show.
[01:05:33] There was a Native American guy at KGB last night.
[01:05:48] It's probably offensive what I remembered his name to be.
[01:06:00] And for years I was mocked in the Native American community.
[01:06:16] He hadn't laughed until he heard the name.
[01:06:17] He sure was his name was in Puerto Rican rattlesnake.
[01:06:21] I think his name was David Schwartz, actually.
[01:06:36] He was visiting New York from New Mexico.
[01:06:42] Well, it's just like, yeah, we got, you know.
[01:06:45] You remember early on when we were doing Comteau?
[01:06:49] And then it turned out he was a pet of mine.
[01:07:00] No, you want a big tent, you know, in an audience?
[01:07:08] That must, that must feel bad for them.
[01:07:20] You live in the same places are clowns.
[01:07:24] You have smallpox, and you're in a tent.
[01:07:31] I feel like we should do a land acknowledgement
[01:07:51] Was that the Canadian Native Americans?
[01:07:54] It's where the Canada had their own Native Americans.
[01:07:59] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
[01:08:08] I feel like we should do a Hawkeye and a land acknowledgement.
[01:08:13] We're going to get a Macarena if you want.
[01:08:17] The Macarena is sort of the haka of Latin America.
[01:08:22] It was, that was a wild time in the 1990s.
[01:08:25] You can just come up with the shittiest dance in the world.
[01:08:28] And then you know, it's sort of in that nostalgia thing because it harkens back to the disco
[01:08:33] Where it was like a, well, it's kind of like line dancing, though.
[01:08:39] There used to be a thing that, they used to be like what people did for fun.
[01:08:45] Maybe they go to a Cotillion line in square dancing.
[01:09:11] It was very funny that they had a Macarena scene before the bomb.
[01:09:16] Just a really paint, really paint the picture of 1996.
[01:09:24] John Benet Ramsey being beaten to death by her brother on stage.
[01:09:32] They had the CGI baby from Ally McBean.
[01:09:43] Baby's penis was exposed to everyone on Fox.
[01:09:45] I remember having everyone used to make fun of her for being anorexic.
[01:09:54] They were like, Jamie Lee Curtis has a penis.
[01:10:23] Yeah, I'm pretty much a checks and pay people and help Dave with some office work.
[01:10:49] Dave, I just want to say for years on our previous podcast, I was lambasted for being a Jewish and
[01:11:04] It looked like the other two fellas were having fun.
[01:11:07] You've generously donated your time for very little money.
[01:11:19] I think you're just practicing your interview skills.