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HEY, what's going on everybody?
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For First We Feast, I'm Sean Evans and you're watching Hot Ones.
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It's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings.
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And today we're joined by John Stamos.
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I have to say you're more handsome in person.
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Oh my gosh, I will take that and that is such a compliment coming from you.
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know what to expect when I walked in here, but I saw you on TV, but you're just tall and you're you know you're handsome. Thank you so much. Wow.
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All right, let me get to you, John.
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He's an actor, producer, and pop culture icon you know from shows like Full House, General Hospital, ER, and many more.
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And he also has a brand new memoir on the way doing a funny, brutally honest autopsy on his 40 years in Hollywood.
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It's called If You Would Have Told Me and it's due out this October.
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John Stamos, welcome to the show. Thank you.
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If you would have told me that I would be eating hot wings with you today.
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Who would have believed it? believed it?
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Who would have believed it?
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Who would think that a show like this would be so popular?
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I did I'm just as shocked as you are.
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Just as shocked as you are.
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I love I love watching it.
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I love girls great on here. Oh, thank you.
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And I know you had my friend Bob on which was really beautiful. Love that episode.
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I'm fascinated by this and by you.
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Are Were you an interviewer or something before you're just so smart, man.
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And and You rattle off these questions.
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I You got some notes, but but Well, we'll see today. We'll see today.
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Maybe I'll I'll I'll blow the whole mystique for you. All right. I don't think so. Only time will tell.
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Are you ready to get started? I guess. Oh, the handle. Okay. There you go. Oh, it's hot. Mhm. What?
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It's not very lady-like to do. Oh, no. I get it. I get it. But, I'm not. Let's break.
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Your memoir, if you would have told me, is chalk-full of encounters with some of the true old legend titans of Hollywood.
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And that's a lot of celebrity memoirs, but I think the difference with you is that you'll maintain a relationship with Sammy Davis Jr.
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You'll become friends with Don Rickles.
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Do you have any tips for fostering mentors or older friends?
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Like, it just seems like a good life skill to have for anyone who's just trying to mainline a little wit and wisdom. It's I I recommend it.
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Find some old, you know, crusty guy that will tell you the truth.
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Um Sadly, a lot of I've lost a lot of my good ones, you know, um but I just paid attention to them.
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Like, Rickles, he became like a second father to me.
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He lost his son, which was really sad and and um And I but I always wanted the It's kind of a weird thing cuz like I wanted the best for him all the time.
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I got Well, I was on ER at the time, and he was watching it.
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He said, "How do you learn all those lines?"
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I said, "Well, I just learn them."
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And I went to the producers and said, "Get Let's get Rickles on here.
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He'd be great, you know."
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Okay, and they wrote him this big, beautiful part.
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I know he would have won an award for it.
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And he And he the night before he was supposed to start, he they You have the publicist calls and says, "Don's not doing it."
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You got Don's not doing it? He starts tomorrow.
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He backed out, and I looked like an idiot, you know.
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And he called me and didn't talk to me for like a couple weeks.
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I was waiting for an apology, and we talked for a little while.
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Talked We used to talk like schoolgirls.
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We talked for an hour on the phone.
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And um finally at the at the at the end, he said, "Hey, I'm sorry I didn't do that show, you know." I said, "Okay, Don.
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You can't You can't argue with him."
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He goes, "John, um I I I couldn't remember those lines, and I didn't want to embarrass you." I said, "It's okay, Don. I love you."
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He always He used to say, "Keep my name alive.
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I'll keep my name alive."
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So, here we're keeping his name alive.
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What's the weirdest thing that's happened on the show?
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Oh, so many weird things.
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Like, Aubrey Plaza snorted milk, I remember one time.
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Gordon Ramsay had like a milk fire extinguisher that he blasted at me from across the table.
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He had like a whole Mary Poppins bag of antidotes.
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Me and Dave Grohl actually.
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I thought I got drunk and everything.
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Yeah, we did shot for shot, wing for wing, ended up cleaning out an entire bottle of Crown Royal.
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And that was like a 10:00 a. m. shoot by the way.
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Just stumbling out of the studio.
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with a rock star, you know.
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Crazy things have happened.
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So, no matter what you're going through on the show, just know that way weirder [ __ ] has happened.
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I have I'm an wreck I'm an wreck right now cuz that happened.
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So, as a comedy nerd, I've heard you talk about how much you learned on the Full House set working with comics like Bob and Dave. Yeah.
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Do you have a sense of what makes a show like Full House work on a foundational level or the non-negotiables when it comes to crafting a sitcom that endures?
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The Full House was I hated that show, but I'm going to I've heard you I've heard you say that.
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I mean it's and I you know, I obviously ended up loving it, but it was it was all it was sort of pitched to me as Bosom Buddies with Jeff Franklin who worked on Bosom Buddies and Miller and Boyett and Bosom Buddies with you know, a couple kids in the background, you know.
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And as we're casting it, I was like they're spending a lot of time casting these kids that are going to be in the background, you know.
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We did a we did a table read of it and I was the star.
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I was coming in off of General Hospital and all the mothers were oh, you know.
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And I come in here you know, you know, I'm a big shot like I think.
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And we sit down and we start reading and Jodie Sweetin who plays Stephanie start reads her lines and people are dying laughing. I mean screaming.
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I was like what's happening here?
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Like what what's And I'm slowly like as she was getting confidence and like boom not you know, home run home run home run.
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I'm like sleep I couldn't even hear my lines they were laughing so hard at her.
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And I'm like slinking down in my seat like this.
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And I run out to the I never forget I run out to the lobby of the Century Plaza Hotel and I'm digging in my pocket for a quarter.
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I jam quite to GET ME THE [ __ ] OFF THIS SHOW TO MY AGENT HERE.
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AND THEN WE WAS LIKE WELL, let's see we give it a try and then Bob came in and I fought it for a long time.
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And then I finally said, what am I doing? It's a beautiful show.
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We built with with sweetness and kindness.
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The show There was no central character on that show is what I realized.
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The central character was love.
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And that's we were the best representation of a loving family, not a normal family.
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And it was the new normal was now an unconventional family. So, I guess that was it. I don't know. Grab your shack. Here. Yep. Hi, I'm Shawn.
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I have a wig on tonight and I'm posting lemon pepper sauce, sweet sauce, hot sauce.
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You don't even know what you're eating anymore. I don't. I have no idea.
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Have you noticed how we only take a slight bite out of each Anybody have a spit You have a Well, there's a There's a little can over there. I won't do that.
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But it's there in case you need to, all right? Never say never.
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So, in 2010, you won a Golden Icon Award for your performance in the Broadway revival of Bye Bye Birdie. I did.
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What did you find that you gained from the stage that you hadn't yet experienced on a TV set?
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It's It was like nothing else.
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You can do television, you do movies, you do concerts.
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They all happen at different times.
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But in that eight-block radius where all the theaters are, at 8:00, like everybody everybody's gearing up to be entertained at 8:00 and and all the entertainers are getting ready to entertain and it all happens at right at 8:00.
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There's a spark that you can feel.
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Like never felt that before. I'm boring you. No, I'm not.
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one of the most boring people out there going, "Theater, what?"
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These kids, they don't know theater.
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Um But um I did something with with Nick Jonas.
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You No, well, you did a you did a you did a Gore Vidal play with like a legend.
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You're the Angela Lansbury and James Earl Jones.
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James Earl Jones, that was good.
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Um hands down the greatest living actor of of of my generation.
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And it was the last night and I said, you know, James, you really gave me legitimacy working with you and being in the show and uh you know, it's really taken me away from the you know, this mullet-headed thing that I used to do, and I'm proud I'm proud of you.
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So, we go out just as I'm finishing that, the door stage door opens, and people are out there for autographs screaming, "Uncle Jesse! Uncle Jesse! Say have mercy!"
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I couldn't even look at them. I was so embarrassed. I was like, "Okay."
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And as I look over, I and then I hear everything, they go, "James, say Luke, I am your father.
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Luke, I am the same thing."
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And I look at him, and we just start laughing.
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It was beautiful moment, which kind of goes back to the philosophy that you can't fight it, you know?
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Um but, did I answer your question? Fuego, that means hot. I remember Excuse me.
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I used to work with my dad.
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Now, you Did anybody just pass out? That'd be funny. It's no problem. I got it. Um I should do that.
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Pretend I didn't say that.
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Um I used to work with my dad's restaurant in Orange County, and we had these little green pep peppers, like these little chili peppers. Big thing of them, yeah. I'm eating those. These are good. These are good.
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I'm putting my hands with it.
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And then one day I went to the restroom. PUT MY HANDS UP.
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OH, NO, SOME THAT LAST ONE JUST CAME BACK UP. YEAH, YEAH, YEAH.
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And I I haven't eaten hot stuff since he passed away.
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Where are your parents at?
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Um my mom's passed, but my dad's still around. Where where? In Chicago, yeah. Yeah. at Ravinia.
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Like, do you ever go to that? Yeah, he loves Ravinia. He loves Ravinia. He's like season pass.
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I think he was there like the other night.
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Tell him, can we get him on the phone? Maybe. Hold on.
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Can somebody grab my phone? Is he funny? Well, I don't know.
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He I don't know if he's camera ready here, but we'll give it a shot. Hold on.
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I'll just put this on speaker. Chicago, huh? Uh-huh. Come on, pick up. Hey, Dad. Hi, Dad. I'm happy you picked up.
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Hey, um what are you wearing?
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I'm going to put you on the phone with John Stamos.
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You're actually on the show right now, okay?
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I'm going to put you on the phone with John Stamos. Mike. Oh, hi Mr. Evans. It's John Stamos. Hi, John.
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Meanwhile, he's going, "Who the [ __ ] is this? Who's John Stamos?"
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I was just say I was just talking about I'm on your shows and your son's show. Are you proud of him? Absolutely.
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Yeah, it's it's quite a show.
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We I play with the Beach Boys, you know, and we're at Ravinia every every other year. Have you seen them?
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I've heard you play drums with the Beach Boys at Ravinia. He does know who I am. Oh, you have? Thank you.
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We did So, oh, your your son said you have season tickets and stuff.
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Not season tickets, but like season.
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Not season tickets, but we we go several times a year.
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And then I do remember you being there with the Beach Boys last time we were down there. So. Cool.
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Last time that we saw the Beach Boys.
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Anytime we're there, you have front row seats, backstage passes on me.
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I would love to meet you and see you after or before the show.
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Maybe even get on stage and sing Barbara Ann with us.
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I'll take you up on that. Well, thank you, sir. Very nice to meet you.
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I think we can destroy the the history of the Beach Boys harmonies. It would be wonderful.
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I've already done that, so.
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Hey, nice to talk to you and I'll see you at the next Ravinia show, maybe, huh? Yeah, sounds good. Okay, thank you, buddy. Hey, Dad.
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Your son's making a lot of money, by the way, selling them. All right, love you. Love you. Love you, too. All right, bye.
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That's great that you said I love you. That's so beautiful. Bro. That's good. I I still love wings.
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I just don't eat them that much anymore because, you know, television. I get it.
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I get it, you know, it's a cross-eyed bear over here.
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I was fascinated by your grand scheme podcast where you talked about the kidnapping of Frank Sinatra Jr.
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A story that somehow flew under my radar even as a true crime obsessive.
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The story is really like a Martin McDonagh film.
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You know, like there are so many absurd twists and turns.
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A part for me that made me laugh was it's like a You know, Frank Sinatra says, you know, "I'll give you a million dollars. right, right. Give me back my son."
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And they're like, "Oh, oh, a million dollars?
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We don't need a million dollars.
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We just want like 240,000." was part of the script.
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It was part of the script and the dummy who was talking to Sinatra, you know, well you know, he said he said, "How much how much do you want?" And the guy says, "260."
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And the FBI was on the phone, "It's 260 million dollars.
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What the [ __ ] am I You know, all I have is a million."
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No, it's just 260 260,000. They're "What?" Yeah, it was crazy.
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It it was, you know, and I've I sold it as a I brought him into Netflix.
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We sold it on the you know, right away.
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But this dummy wanted a million dollars per episode and all this stuff. Get out of here.
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And then I I let it go for a while and then it I couldn't let it go.
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So I did this pod that podcast, but um I'm glad you you knew about it, but yeah.
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You should do this in a pool.
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For the season What season? 21? 21, yeah. Let's add an element. Mhm. Strip club. Ooh. Try to get your leg. I'll take it. Thanks.
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I need all the help I can get over here.
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Me and Saget and Coulier went to a strip club early on.
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We the show got picked up for another season or something.
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We were in Culver City working Culver City.
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Let's go to a strip club.
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And Bob was always very like, "I'm too famous. I won't." It's all right.
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You know, put a hat on or something. I don't worry. I know the guys there.
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I'm you know, I'll take care of this.
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And Bob's got a hat thing on. And we get there.
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And okay, good to just call the back. Okay, thanks. What? And uh coming here live. Look at this.
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The boys from Full House.
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It's Uncle Jesse, Joey, Danny.
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Give them a big round of applause. Bob said, "Oh."
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Hot Ones live at the Rhino.
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At the Rhino, at the Spearmint Rhino. How'd you know? I don't know. I was just I guessed. Do you live in New York?
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And why did you go to New York to be a journalist or in New York? And who's your favorite? Howard?
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What Who were the old guys that The most formative like people?
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Letterman, Howard, and then I used to listen to Loveline every night.
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Adam Carolla Jimmy was Jimmy Jimmy was uh that was probably like my Mount Rushmore growing up.
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Like I was like a weird kid.
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Like I'd put like Howard on like tape or like whatever and like bring it to school and like listen to it at recess and [ __ ] like that. [ __ ] weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Or like my dad Yeah, my dad was like a huge Letterman fan.
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And then he would tape like all the episodes for the week and then he'd binge them on the weekend and I'd like watch him with them and have him explain the jokes like my mom's explaining songs.
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Like that was the whole thing. So, yeah.
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Do you remember the scene in in uh in Howard's movie um Private Parts?
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You I felt like Did you talk about it in an interview where you said when he came down as Fartman and the whole thing? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Oh, that Wow, good to you. Yeah, what was it?
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I cuz I didn't get the analogy.
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So, what I was saying is like when we did this show early on like, you know, it's the more like why did my publicist put me on this freak show when they walk into the room, right?
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So, that's why I was like making the comparison to Fartman.
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Fartman comes down, the whole crowd is going nuts, he blows up the podium with a giant fart, everyone's going crazy, and then he walks backstage and everyone's disgusted with him. You know what I mean?
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So, that's what I was kind of like Right, right.
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And well, that's how he was on the radio. People [ __ ] on him.
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They thought he's a dirty [ __ ] you know, and then all of a sudden he did But here's my question for you.
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Who In that scene, uh he came he comes down and it's MTV, right? And the whole thing. And and what's his name? Who introduces him?
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It was um Oh, good question.
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Um Like he goes, "Hey, ladies and gentlemen, who um um Oh, yeah, it was me.
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Good research, YOU ASSHOLE."
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GOD, he's like, "Who was it? Who was it?
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You know, oh, I spend the whole week researching every person that comes in Oh, I didn't watch Private Parts.
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I didn't watch Private Parts.
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What do you MEAN YOU DIDN'T WATCH IT?
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YOU JUST TALKED ABOUT IT. I DIDN'T NOT THIS WEEK. SORRY.
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I watched it not this week, dude.
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Yeah, but you you know the thing well enough to be quoting it and you comparing it to you. you what I did watch. Go ahead. Never Too Young to Die.
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That, we got to talk about that. All right, fine. Let's talk about that.
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But did But the story on that was that Luke Perry Perry did it.
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Did anybody throw that out in your one of these shows?
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Um Luke Perry was was the guy who did it on MTV for Howard.
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And Luke Perry was, "I'm not I'm too big to be on to work with you, Howard, on this shitty movie that you're doing."
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So, he calls me at the last minute.
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"Hey, Stan, could you do me a favor?
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Like he he bailed, could you do it?"
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I'm like, "Yeah, [ __ ] yeah." I flew out there.
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Me and Slash were there all day drinking beer and it was great. That's amazing.
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But you didn't I wasn't that, I guess. You schmuck baited me.
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But you didn't know that I mean you would have said, "You know the scene, John."
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Well, I was I was I was I was in the scene.
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Yeah, I'm picturing the scene. I already know.
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It's like a low camera shot.
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It's like to the ceiling. The blue on the stage.
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Like the ball introduces him.
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"Ladies and gentlemen" Someone introduces him. Who was it? Who was it? Who was it? Was it Rob Lowe?
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So, all the comedians that have been on here have rubbed off on you. That was good, Rob. Okay.
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Do you ever have co-hosts on this thing? No, why? Are you auditioning? Yeah. So, this one Wow. Are you for real? I'm fine. I'll just joke. I do my own stunts. Um It's not that bad.
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You're taking it better than I am.
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This one's never easy for me. Look at you.
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I'm humbled on this side of the table.
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You're nailing this co-host audition. You think? Yeah. It gets hotter. It's sneaking up. Yeah. I know. I know. Oh, yeah.
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Now it's Now it's the show. Now I get it. Ow! Mhm. I know. anything?
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I've never seen anyone try that move. It's fine. No. No. I know. I know. Never easy. Never easy. That's eight. That's eight. That's eight.
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I understand that you once outbid Michael Jackson for one of the original Disneyland signs.
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I can't hear the steam coming out of my ears.
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Of all the Disney memorabilia and ephemera that you've collected over the years, is there one that you would call your holy grail? That's what I get.
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You guys set me up, didn't you? Schmuck baited you. Mhm.
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All these were just normal ones from Knott's Berry Farm. I know. I know.
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Disney was They had a warehouse full of stuff.
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The first thing on the auction was a big gigantic sign outside of Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Michael Jackson wanted it.
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It was going to go for a million dollars, but I forgot about it and then I was in my office and I put it on and I was like, "Oh, [ __ ] I'm winning this thing."
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I think it was like an hour left. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh.
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Call my business I said, "I think I'm going to win this sign." 32 grand. I was like, "Okay. How big is it?" I think 14 by 8.
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No, 14 inches by 14 feet.
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But each letter is 14 This gets hotter as you as you're talking. I know. 14 feet by 8 feet.
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So they had a, you know, helicopter it in and Ow!
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This is what killed Saget.
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He would do that joke he was alive to me.
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He wouldn't have waited a year and a half either. Keep it alive. Keep the name alive.
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He would say the worst things. Yeah, that was terrible. And what goes into Okay. Here we go.
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So, it's hotter but not not as It's hot, but it's not like the last one. Okay. Not like the last one. No.
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Is it true that you watched Bobby Knight to study the best way to throw a chair when you took on the role of a temperamental basketball coach in the Disney Plus show Big Shot?
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You don't even have cue cards, either.
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You No, I was saying I'm not being funny.
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Like you're so good at this.
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Um Do you Are you a sports guy? I am a sports guy.
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I know you're not a sports guy.
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It's interesting then to me that you'd like, you know, you're spending time with Jerry West, you're studying the film on Bobby Knight.
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And I'm curious as like a non-sports guy how you kind of like absorb that.
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I had it easier time with the with the medical jargon on ER than than sports stuff on on Big Shot.
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So, I I mean, I just did my research.
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I studied and um yeah, a a friend of mine knew Jerry West, so I went to, you know, to meet him. And I Hello, Mr. West.
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Thanks for, you know, allowing me to come to this uh rehearsal today.
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And he First of all, it's not rehearsal, it's practice.
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He called it practice and rehearsal. idiot.
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And well, I'm saying And those aren't uh costumes, they're uniforms. And he was funny.
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And I And I did some jokes about him, you know, like on talk shows when I was trying to promote it how dumb I was.
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And he said, "Don't" And then he went on to say something like that, boys. He was so convincing. He was so real. I was so proud of him.
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He really seemed like a real coach.
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Jerry West was managing the um Clippers, right?
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And I thought they were a college team, and that pissed him off.
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Like, how They're not, right?
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I No, I thought they were pros. They are pros. They are pros.
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And um but I thought they were college because I played a college, you know, coach.
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I thought maybe, you know, it's a college team. All All right, John. Yeah. This is great fun. Thanks for having me.
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All right, this is the last one.
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Do I get to Will you send anything home with me? You get all the sauces. You get every Go ahead. Take a look around. Okay.
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Ever got this in your eye or anything?
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Yeah, every hot sauce mistake that you can make I've made.
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Like when you told that story about the green chilies and whatever, I've done that cross-pollination mistake.
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We got hot sauce in my eyes. Everything.
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Every possible hot sauce mistake you can make. Cheers. Cheers, John. You ever crippled a bat?
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The wings of death, John, a distant memory, all right?
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You've taken on the Hot Ones gauntlet, lived to tell the tale, and to close things out, what I want to do is put you to the test a little bit.
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We have a couple pairs of drumsticks here.
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I'm curious if you can teach me some sort of drumstick trick, which might be a challenge with our fingers soaked in hot sauce over here. Okay.
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But let's give it a shot.
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Wow, I thought we were going to eat more wings.
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What do you want to learn?
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Whichever You want to try a paradiddle because that's a pretty That's a common um Uh so it's right, left, right, right, left, right, left, left.
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Right, left, right, left. That's good. That's hard. There we go. I broke the table.
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You want to learn how to spin them?
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Here, put the Put the Put the stick Here, put it like halfway through there.
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Now just kind of whip it around like Oh, how did you do that? Well, like this. Oh, wow. See? That's incredible. Yeah.
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Now I know why you didn't have a band. YOU KNOW I'M KIDDING. I'm kidding.
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I had to do But but if we this will get you chicks.
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We should come over I'll give you a good drum lesson.
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All right, well I'll take you up on that John Stamos and look at you taking on the wings of death living to tell the tale and now there's nothing left to do but roll out the red carpet for you.
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This camera this camera this camera this camera this camera let the people know what you have going on in your life. Oh, I saw this bit.
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I have a book called if you would have told me. And uh and that's it.
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But I'm going to tell but the what I have going on is this episode is going to be airing soon and I'm going to have a whole party.
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That's why I want to take some of these when I leave.
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I want to have a party and and and everyone I'll make everyone you know do it play along at home. Love that. Will you come over? I will definitely. I will be there. I WILL BE THERE. THANK YOU BUDDY. WHAT WHAT A PLEASURE.
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HE JUST SAID THEY'RE NEVER GOING TO AIR IT.
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He whispered in my ear, "This is so great." Did I get the job? You're hired. You're beautiful. You have beautiful eyes.
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Hey, what's going on Hot Ones fans? This is Sean Evans.
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If you've ever watched Hot Ones and wondered to yourself, "How hot are those sauces really?
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I can get through that with no water or milk."
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Well, now is the time to put your money where your mouth is.
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The Hot Ones season 21 lineup is now available in its entirety at heatness. com. Heatness. com. That's heatness.
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com to get your hands on the season 21 Hot Ones hot sauce lineup. Milk not included.
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Be careful around the eyes and get them while they're hot.