シャドーイング練習: Jack Baker | Jack Baker's Disease | A Full Comedy Special - 動画で英語スピーキングを学ぶ

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, Jack Baker!

Thank you, guys. That was...

Alright.

Thank you, thank you.

That is how every show needs to start from here on out.

That was amazing, guys.

I wish every crowd was like this i walked on stage

recently at a show in downstate illinois no one even clapped guy in the front was just like you look jewish

it's just like i don't feel safe here

i feel very safe here at tonight in batavia so thank you all all right That's very nice,

but if you guys do that the whole time, this is going to be a four -hour -long show.

I am married.

My wife and I went to the same high school, and in high school, she was a cheerleader, which means that I am fucking cool.

Take that, football team.

Turns out my mom was right this whole time.

And the thing you need to understand, guys, Guys, my wife, she wasn't like no base, either.

That's right, she topped the pyramid.

Yeah, I got the best one.

You guys start showing me a little goddamn respect, okay?

My wife, she is way out of my league.

And I know this for a fact, because I was told.

by a drunk guy at a steak and shake at 2 .30 in the morning.

He looks at her, he goes, you're really hot.

He looks at me and goes, you're a bitch.

And then he said something that I will never forget until the day I die.

He said, girl, I want to rub my wiener on your face.

Let's stop and break that down for a second.

I want to rub my wiener on your face. Who says that, right? Who opens with that?

That's insane, right?

Cause like if I was going to make a list out of all the things that I wanted to do

with my wiener, and a hot girl rubbing it on her face

would be somewhere in the middle.

Not this guy.

He's just like, number one!

I don't like vaginas.

I don't like anal.

How about you give me one of them? cheek jobs, girl.

Maybe later, shit's gonna get real crazy.

I'm gonna hold it above your lip, under your nose.

Make you a nice penis mustache.

At this time, this guy, he comes over to our table, sits down next to her, across from me, stares at me and goes,

what are you going to do about it?

And so I wrote this joke.

Thank you.

Yeah, who's the bitch now?

My wife and I don't fight because we are better than all of you.

Here's the secret, fellas.

Here's the secret.

Any time my wife even kind of starts to get mad, I just go, Portillo's?

Cheese fries, that's the answer.

That and not having children.

I could never fight with my wife, though.

She's just, like, too good of a person.

She's a much better person than I am.

Like, my wife has dedicated her life to educating little suburban demons.

Thank you.

With names like Skylar and Aiden.

And then I tell strangers about the time I shit my pants at an Aldi.

So we both contribute, but in different ways.

My wife and I, we're very different people.

We're very different.

Like, she is very pretty, and I look like a Weezer song came to life.

The clapping was a little much.

We are different in a lot of ways.

Like, my wife is very religious, and I am correct.

Ooh, some people didn't like that joke.

We just had a lot of different experiences, her and I.

You know, like she went to a private Christian college and I went to Northern Illinois University.

No. That is way more than that school deserves.

Let's put it this way, just by being here tonight, I am now the front runner for the Husky Alumni of the Year Award.

We had different experiences in college.

Like one time, my wife got a two -day suspension from college for being in a boys' dorm room.

That did not happen at Northern Illinois University.

Like I one time had 14 people in my dorm smoking pot, doing shots.

Not one person got in trouble because I was the RA.

Thank you.

And don't forget, you guys have a leader up here today, okay?

My wife, she is a very short lady.

She is four feet, 11 inches tall.

If I'm rounding up.

She's 4 '10".

She looks kind of like you took an average -sized woman and accidentally sent her through the dryer.

But, like, in a sexy way.

Like you put a little extra snuggle in that load, you know what I'm saying?

I like that she's short.

It led to this really beautiful moment when I proposed, right?

Because I got down on one knee and I looked her straight in the eye.

Now we're together forever.

There's one time when we first started dating, right?

She comes up to me, she goes, Jack, I know how to do a jujitsu chokehold.

And I said, well, you have to show me.

Cause this is gonna be adorable.

I figured she'd have to like push over a chair, kind of, like, climb up, end up hanging off the back of my neck, kind of like a sexy little backpack.

Her feet kicking in the breeze.

This was not the case.

All of a sudden, her and I, both down on the ground.

She's got her two legs wrapped around my face.

And it went from adorable to pretty fucking hot.

she's like I'm gonna squeeze you now I'm just like yeah you are

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she's like I'm gonna choke you I'm just like you choke me as hard as you need to girl

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and she did and dislocated my shoulder that is the story of how my tiny wife beats me up

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when we got married I didn't care if my wife took my last name when we got married

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yeah thank you you know what it's not a big deal

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to me I mean she's a baker she's a smith I'm

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a baker it's not like the families are in danger of dying out anytime soon I think it's weird,

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though, that guys still care so much about the last name thing.

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Like, for some guys, that's a deal -breaker, and I want to know how often they think they're going to be referring to their wives by her first

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and last name.

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Like, at home, my wife and I, we don't even use first names.

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We just start talking, and it's assumed we're not talking to ourselves.

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A lot of her friends and family, though, assumed that she was going to take my last name.

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at our wedding, when they wrote us checks as gifts.

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And we got 34 checks to Jack and Colleen Baker.

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It's like, well, that's a problem.

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Her name's Colleen Smith.

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Also, fun fact for all of you, my real name is not Jack, it's John.

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Which means we got 34 checks to two people who don't legally exist.

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The next day we're just like, what the fuck do we do with these?

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We didn't want to start the marriage off washing checks.

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and was not on the honeymoon itinerary.

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My mom was like, take it to the bank.

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Okay, I don't know if you guys have ever tried to deposit a check that does not have your name on it, but it is frowned upon.

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We got into a real long, heated argument with the branch manager, Linda.

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And after hours of disagreement, here's the solution they came up with for us, right?

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On the back of each check, Colleen Baker had to sign it over to Colleen Smith, who had to sign it over to Jack Baker, who had to sign it over to John Baker.

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All in that tiny little space above that fucking line.

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It was not fun.

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But the thank you notes were so much fun.

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Thank you so much for this wonderful gift of a logistical nightmare at PNC Bank for only $25.

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Hope you enjoyed your $65 chicken piccata, you cheap, misogynistic piece of shit.

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Love, Jack.

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I do all the cooking and cleaning at our house.

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Yeah, thank you.

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I learned something about myself, and that is that I would have made a great housewife in the 50s.

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I get that a lot of women back then were unhappy, man, but I think it sounds pretty good, right?

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Like, if you told me that I never had to leave the house, and all I had to do was cook and clean,

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and the doctors would just give me amphetamines?

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Be like, where do I sign up?

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I would so gladly trade places with a woman from the 50s if I could.

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Like, Susan Jones, you come to the future, be whatever you want to be.

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I will take your place in 1957 and have the time of my life

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as the gossipiest bitch the suburbs have ever seen.

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I was raised on reality TV.

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Those 50s broads aren't ready for the hurricane coming their way.

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I'm about to rule that PTA with an iron fist.

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Don't cross me, Maude.

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I will tell the FBI that you're a communist.

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And then blow your husband.

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What are you gonna do about it?

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Our favorite show is the television program, Survivor.

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Yeah, we just love eating chips while watching people starve.

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During the pandemic, we watched 40 seasons.

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Yeah, we used our time productively.

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I bring it up now because in season 39, episode 11, I saw the funniest thing I have ever seen in my entire life, right?

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Eight castaways have been stranded on an island in Fiji for 30 days.

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They are starving.

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You have literally just watched their bodies waste away.

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And then the host, Jeff Probst, comes out.

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And he's like, all right, the team who wins today's challenge will be rewarded with a feast provided by Applebee's.

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And they lost their fucking minds.

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He said, Applebee's, they start jumping up and down.

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They're so excited.

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One guy was like, Oh, we eating good in the neighborhood tonight.

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Unprompted.

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One girl cried tears of joy.

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Meanwhile, at home, I could not stop laughing. Was I high?

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Yes, I was.

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But that does not change the fact that Applebee's paid CBS Yes,

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hundreds of thousands of dollars to remind everyone that the only way to get people

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excited about eating Applebee's is to starve them for 30 days first.

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Because they were in Fiji.

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There's no Applebee's in Fiji.

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I checked.

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That means they had to fly in Applebee's.

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That means somewhere along the way, a production assistant had to go to Customs to declare eight two for 20s.

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I think that's beautiful.

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The other day I came home and my wife was watching the Disney movie Cinderella.

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It's her favorite of the Disney princesses.

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And she got mad at me because I think the evil step -mom is right.

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I do.

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Cinderella should have to clean the whole house.

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She's the dumbass who keeps letting all those woodland creatures inside.

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Why would that be anyone else's responsibility to clean up after her?

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I don't feel bad for that privileged little rich girl one bit.

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Glad someone had enough good sense to finally teach her the value of a goddamn hard day's work.

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My wife was like, you just have to make one of your little jokes about everything, don't you?

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Always with the jokes.

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Don't let anything pass you, Mr. Funny Man.

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And I was like, Portillo's?

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And then we were good.

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Tell you more about me, I'm allergic to milk.

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Yeah, no one's ever surprised to learn that about me.

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I just look like a guy who would be allergic to milk.

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Hell, any time I look in the mirror, I get surprised I'm not also allergic to gluten.

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And I'm really allergic, too.

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None of that lactose intolerance bullshit.

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I'm not one of those fucking pussies.

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I'm allergic, man.

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I am so allergic to milk that if I ever went missing, they wouldn't even be able to put my picture.

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That joke is so good, I didn't even need to do the punchline.

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I've been allergic to milk since I was five years old.

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My older sister has been allergic to milk since the day she was born.

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When I was three years old, I thought the funniest thing in the world was spitting milk at my allergic older sister.

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I turned five, became allergic, and learned that karma's a fucking bitch.

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The thing you need to understand, it was way harder to have a food allergy when I was a kid.

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No one cared about food allergies in the 90s.

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Like, can I get that without cheese?

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They're just like, what are you, queer?

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To be fair, they still do that in Wisconsin.

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They do.

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No one knew what to do with food allergies back then.

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No one knew what to do.

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I remember when I was in fifth grade, we were having one of those classroom parties, right?

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and I was about to eat something

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and one of the volunteer moms came running over she was like jack you can't have

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that there's eggs in it I was like oh no are they cow eggs and she had to go check

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it was one of the best moments of my life That would never happen in a classroom nowadays, man.

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Shit's changed now.

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Every classroom's got a real strict allergy policy.

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You know, they're like, don't share food.

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Wash your hands.

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If you bring peanuts to school, we will charge you with a hate crime.

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It's crazy how much progress we've made.

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Thanks to heroes like me.

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you know it's a different world for food allergies in 2023 you know

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if you have ever seen a white lady order gluten -free

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bread at a suburban sandwich shop before she even finishes the words gluten -free you see the staff gets

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that look on their face This is what we've been training for.

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The cashier reaches under the counter to trigger the silent alarm.

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The manager emerges from the back, and you know he's in charge because he's got a different colored polo than the rest of the team.

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He just kind of carries himself with that confidence that says, You will not yelp us today, Karen.

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And they get the special gluten -free bread out of the special gluten -free bread box.

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They all have on the special gluten -free gloves and gluten -free hazmat suits.

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I'm thinking about going gluten -free just so these assholes start taking better care of my sandwiches.

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Like, wait, were you really gonna cut my sandwich with the same knife you used to cut all of the other sandwiches?

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He was like, it's okay, sir.

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I was going to wipe it on this gross rag first.

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It's like, that makes me feel much better.

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I think some of the food stuff has gone too far.

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Some of it has, because now there's like an expectation that I'm supposed to accommodate people's food preferences.

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Not allergies, preferences.

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I don't think so.

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You gonna have a vegan option at your wedding?

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Did you have a dairy -free option at your seventh birthday party?

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Now you served pizza, cake, and ice cream.

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So how about you sit there

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and you pick the bacon bits out of your side salad until you fucking like it, Gavin.

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I had an experience with milk.

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I did.

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The last time was in my NIU days.

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Don't fucking cheer for it again.

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That's how you know someone has an NIU education.

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I was at a party, guys.

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I was drunk.

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I was so drunk that a young lady convinced me that there was no milk in whipped cream.

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She wanted me to lick that whipped cream off her breasts, and I did, because I'm a people pleaser.

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I got sick Real sick I could have died And part of me wishes that I did

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Because that would have been The greatest eulogy ever Jack died doing what he loved.

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Licking titties.

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I've been trying to get healthy.

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I knew I needed to make some changes because the other day I pooped so hard I gained weight. Has that ever happened?

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Like, I don't know if you guys are like me.

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Sometimes when I feel like a really big poop coming on, I want to know how big.

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So pre -poop, I got on the scale.

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163 .2 pounds.

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Post -poop, I got back on the scale.

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163 .4 pounds.

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I don't know a lot about the human body but

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that shit ain't right it's hard man it's hard trying to get healthy especially for me

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because I was just born with like a really weak shitty body it's like the stork brought my parents a lemon.

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I'm allergic to milk.

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Guys, I can't have butter.

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I can't even have, I can't believe it's not butter.

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I have a chronic headache disorder.

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I have ulcerative colitis.

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Thank God I was born a millennial.

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Guys, I don't think I would have made it if I'd grown up any time before kids got seat belts.

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I am not cut out for the past.

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I have prescription toothpaste.

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Guys, can you imagine me back in the Oregon Trail days?

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I would have died before we left Kansas.

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Like, oh, you got a wagon up.

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Jack died of dysentery.

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I was in high school I got an ulcer on the cornea of my eye I didn't even know

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that was a thing that could happen like ulcers that's the thing

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that kids get they're so stressed you know they get holes in their stomach I was

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so sick and miserable that my eyes were just like he doesn't need to see this it's shut it down.

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Got a headache disorder.

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It's a very rare condition called new daily persistent headache.

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It is so rare that it has given me a new goal in comedy, which is to get so famous that they rename it after me.

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Some of these comedians, they come up here trying to express themselves create art get laughs

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because it's like the approval they never got from their dad

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growing up not me I do this shit for the fame I do this

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because one day I am going to be so famous

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that it is going to ruin some kids future when and he finds out he's got Jack Baker's disease.

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Thank you, you guys are helping me get there.

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Hashtag Jack Baker's disease.

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It's gonna go viral.

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Like Jack Baker's disease.

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I've got the ulcerative colitis now.

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If you don't know, ulcerative colitis is like a real fun condition where I always either have to poop or fart, but never quite know which one's coming out.

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With ulcerative colitis, your life is just one never -ending game of chicken with your colon.

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But in this game of chicken, you don't get hit by a car.

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You just shit your pants at an Aldi.

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Guys, I shit my pants at an Aldi

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And this isn't one of those stories like I was seven and had a whoopsie

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I am 33 years old I shit my pants like a man Here's the thing I wasn't even grocery shopping that day

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It was my lunch break driving back to the office from Panda Express, my first mistake.

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I got that feeling, you know, that rumble in the tum -tum.

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Like, oh shit, storms are brewing.

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It was too far to make it back to the office, so I had to improvise.

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To my left, there was an Aldi grocery store.

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To my right, gas station.

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Not great options.

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Both better than the front seat of my 2014 Honda Civic. But not by much.

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It's like Aldi, hmm, do I need a quarter for the bathroom?

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Or is that just carts?

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Gas station, gross.

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So I chose the Aldi.

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I figured it would have a nicer bathroom.

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And I was right.

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It was freshly renovated.

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There was like a little Glade plug -in in the corner.

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Everything was perfect.

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Except for the fucking old guy in the stall taking his sweet goddamn time.

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Because he wasn't even pooping.

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He was playing Candy Crush on his phone.

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I know because he left the volume on like a fucking monster. And here I am.

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It's DEF CON 1.

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I didn't have time to go anywhere else.

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Hell, I was barely able to waddle my way into that bathroom.

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Cheeks clenched, hands holding it together right across the front of the store.

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I don't care who saw me.

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It was Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

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Who gives a fuck?

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I'm sweating.

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I'm scared.

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What do you do?

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What do you do?

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And it's in these kind of life or death situations that you learn who you are as a man.

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Because in this moment the only thought going through my head is should I shit in the garbage can?

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And I thought about it for longer than you all would have liked.

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But I couldn't do it because the Aldi was too nice.

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So as I'm standing there with tiny pieces of shit falling down the side of my leg, don't groan.

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You knew where the story was going.

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it wasn't even foreshadowing i told you the ending first

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i cleaned myself up as i'm throwing those covered boxers in the aforementioned garbage can It's like,

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if only I'd chosen the gas station.

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So if there's anything to take home from my set tonight, please make it this.

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If you ever find yourself in an emergency pooping scenario, always go gas station.

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Because you can't poop in the garbage can at a grocery store, but you can at any BP across this great goddamn country.

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Thank you.

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I had a really weird childhood.

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Sorry, there's no way to transition out of the Aldi story.

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So we're just going straight to weird childhood.

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I did.

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I had a really weird childhood, right?

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Like, growing up, my dad had a really bad drinking problem, right?

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And he bankrupted our family, and things got so bad that the rest of us had to flee the state to get away from him.

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And he was still my favorite parent.

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Look, that joke's not nice to my mom, but she made me do the dishes.

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my dad took me to odyssey fun world who am i going to pick i love my family

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because my wife says i have to i do her family they love each other

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and they say it to each other out loud fucking weirdos

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she was on the phone with her brother she was like I love you

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I'm just like what you think your family's better than mine

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her brother was like I love you too I'm just like fuck they are

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that's what I learned five years of being married my wife's family's better than mine they have a lake house

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we just had a house our neighborhood was called summer lakes but there were no lakes No,

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they just knew no one would live in a place called Summer Retention Ponds.

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Her family, they have a much better work ethic than we do.

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That's the difference.

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No joke, their motto is, why do tomorrow what you could get done today?

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It was a big adjustment because our family motto was, why do tomorrow what you could put off for so long you forgot it was ever a priority in the first place.

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Put it this way, growing up, our house was the one that lowered our neighbor's property values.

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Projects weren't something we finished.

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Now we started, then my mom would go, it'll still be there tomorrow.

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And it was every tomorrow until we moved.

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I don't know, I think our problem was we didn't have a lot of adult supervision when I was a kid.

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My mom's a single mom, she had to work.

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which meant she was never home

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so we were left in the care of a random ass assortment of adults

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and slash or children who were only slightly older than we were

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why did we not learn a good work ethic probably

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because you can't learn that from a 13 year old when you're 11.

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the best babysitter we ever had he was a felon you

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know the most recent entry on his resume prior to baker family babysitter was the mess hall at joliet state penitentiary

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and he wasn't like no white collar criminal either no tax

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cheat could keep those rowdy baker kids in line he robbed a convenience store with a gun

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so when he said clean your room or else he fucking meant it.

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How'd he get the job?

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Good question.

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He was my mom's boyfriend.

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So you don't need to be concerned.

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It's not like she pulled a random phone number off a telephone pole.

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There wasn't like some shady babysitting agency in the 90s that just lied about background checks.

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Now, he got the job by sleeping with the hiring manager, same as we'd all do.

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How'd they meet?

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Another good question.

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He was my dad's roommate in rehab.

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Which is not a joke, just something my therapist said I should talk about more.

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That actually is a joke.

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I don't go to therapy.

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Sometimes I think I should.

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I don't know.

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Looking back on my childhood, I think it's a miracle I was only arrested the one time.

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I did.

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I was 23.

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Got a DUI.

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Which is crazy, because I look like I could still be trying to honor my DARE class pledge.

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I learned from the experience.

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I hope you guys can learn some things, too.

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Here's something I learned.

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You know that you were too drunk to drive

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when the only way you know what town you're in is by reading the uniform of the cop that pulled you over.

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You know that you were way too drunk to drive

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when you think it's a good idea to give that piece of information to the cop that pulled you over, which I did.

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he goes you know where you are right now

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and I said Downers Grove he said are you sure and I said that's what your shirt says

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which is not how you talk your way out of a DUI but it was flawless deductive recently.

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When you get a DUI, they take your car, right?

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And when they do that, they have to make a list of all of your possessions.

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And on mine, the cop just wrote, nothing of value.

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Talk about kicking someone while they're down.

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Right?

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And they did not know I had very valuable possessions in my car at the time, it was drugs.

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And then before the cop asked me, he was like, do you have anything we should know about?

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And I was like, no. And they believed me because I'm white.

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Guys, they never found the drugs, which means the next day when I picked up my car from the police impound,

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I stole my drugs back from the cops.

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Thank you.

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That's right.

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That's like some low -grade action hero shit.

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And I did that.

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That's the kind of thing you could see Steven Seagal do

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in a movie on TNT at 2 o 'clock in the afternoon.

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The only difference between me and Steven in those movies is that he didn't have to get a ride from his mom. Which I did.

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I paid, I had to pay $500 for them to release my car back to me, right?

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I paid with my credit card, and then for some reason, on my online banking, my bank classified that purchase as groceries.

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I don't know what kind of grocery shopping they thought I was doing,

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but I got double points. So it was awesome.

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Right, but here's the thing.

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I one time got a fraud alert text, buying gas two blocks from my house.

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I want to know what was going through the mind of the fraud alert specialist.

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And he's like, gas by his house?

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Pretty suspicious.

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Oh, $500 worth of police groceries.

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Well, that's perfectly normal behavior.

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When you get a DUI, you have to do something called a drug and alcohol evaluation, right?

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Which is where you go and you meet with a probation officer, and they ask you all kinds of questions about drugs, and then you lie to them.

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She was like, do you ever use drugs when you're sad?

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I just celebrate all the time.

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In fact, I got myself hooked on oxycodone because I was just so happy

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I had to keep numbing myself from all that joy that I was feeling.

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And that's how you get the minimum in the state of Illinois.

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Where did it go wrong, Jack?

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Where did it all go wrong?

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I think I know the answer.

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It is that my family is super into going to renaissance fairs.

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They love the renaissance fairs so much, I thought the word fair ended in E until I was 12.

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When I was 13, my mom got remarried, had a renaissance -themed wedding.

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Half the people showed up in costume.

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The other half were not happy to be there.

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my family loves the renaissance fair so much that

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when i was a kid on saturdays

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and sundays getting to the fair as soon as it opened was their number one priority in the day

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which means they put their costumes on first thing

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and wore them through whatever else they had to do before before it was time to leave.

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What I am trying to tell you all right now is that my mom and my stepdad wore Renaissance costumes to church.

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I don't think you guys heard the words.

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Wore Renaissance costumes to church.

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Guys, my mom's character at the Renaissance Fair is a wench.

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That means every Sunday, my mom went to go praise God dressed like a beer -serving whore.

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Sometimes people will be like, hey, Jack, how did you get into stand -up comedy?

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That, right there.

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After that, it was either this or serial killer.

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There were no other options.

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And guys, this wasn't like one of those cool progressive churches

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that you see on tv where like the pastor has a sleeve of tattoos

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and sits in a chair that's as backwards as his hat no it was a lutheran church trinity lutheran church

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in lyle illinois find them on facebook and ask about it i am sure they will remember

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I really need you guys to imagine this right now right

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like really imagine like you know church right you know church

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you got the guy up there in the robes there's like an organ

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or sometimes a really crappy backing band you know you always got white ladies singing like this

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you know because they're the holiest one and everyone else needs to know right

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and you're coming in it's late as usual timmy couldn't find his church shoes again right

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and it's hard to find an open seat

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because everyone sits on the end of the aisle

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and doesn't want to scoot in you know like how jesus would do

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so you gotta kind of shuffle past you know there's like

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a guy in a suit a little boy in a suit that's too big for him

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and then you get to a man in tights and a feathered hat. And his tavern floozy.

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And then young Jack Baker trying to hang himself with a Bible.

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Guys, have you ever seen One of these fucking renaissance people, in costume, not at the renaissance fair.

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Nerds aren't supposed to have that much confidence.

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During the week, just a mild -mannered IT consultant, put him in some tights Saturday morning,

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all of a sudden he's strutting around like the Duke of Walmart, shit's not natural.

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My biggest fear growing up was

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that all the other kids at school would find out this is what my family was into.

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I was not cool enough to survive something like that.

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I already got called Harry Potter a lot.

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I didn't need those kids knowing my parents actually hung out with wizards.

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And it was hard, right?

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Because my older sister loved the Renaissance Fair.

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so much that when her high school English class learned about Shakespeare,

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she wore her costume to school as a demonstration for the class.

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Two years later, when my class learned about Shakespeare, she was like, hey, Jack, do you want me to wear the costume and do the demonstration for your class?

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It's like, if you wear those fucking clothes, To my class, I will spit milk at you again, kill us both.

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Thank you.

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She wore a renaissance dress to her senior prom.

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It was not a renaissance -themed prom.

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No, the theme was under the sea.

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The thing you need to know is my wife and I went to the same high school.

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And my wife was older than me, so she was in the same graduating class as my older sister.

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Which means that my wife was at the prom with the, quote, weird girl in the old -timey clothes.

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and now the thing i want most in life is a time machine so i can go back to that prom

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may 8th 2006 the abington banquets in glen ellen illinois

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i want to find my now wife while her and her friends are making fun of my older

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So I could be like, hey, be nice.

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You're going to marry into that family one day.

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Thank you guys so much.

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I love you.

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Good night.

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Jack Baker, everybody!

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このクリップが英語スピーキング練習に最適な理由

ジャック・ベイカーのコメディースペシャルは、日常会話のリズムやユーモアの表現を学ぶのに最適な素材です。自然な口語表現が豊富で、話し手の感情やニュアンスがはっきりと伝わります。特に、即興的な応答やリアルなシチュエーションの描写は、shadow speak（シャドーイング）の練習に最適で、発音だけでなく会話の流れを掴むことができます。

自然な表現を分解してみる

「That's how every show needs to start from here on out.」：「これからのショーはみんなこう始まるべきだ」という意味で、from here on outは「これから先」という口語的な表現。日常会話では「from now on」よりも自然に使われます。
「I wish every crowd was like this.」：「みんなの観客がこんな風だったらいいのに」という願望を表す文。wish + 過去形の構造は仮定法で、不満や希望を柔らかく伝えるのに使われます。
「Any time my wife even kind of starts to get mad, I just go, Portillo's?」：「妻が少し怒り始めたら、すぐに『ポルティーヨのチーズフライどう？』って言う」。even kind ofは「少しでも」というニュアンスを加え、口語的な柔らかさを出しています。

効果的な練習ルーチン：shadow speechで上達する

英語シャドーイングの基本は「聞いて即座に繰り返す」ことです。このビデオを使った練習方法は次の通りです。まず、10秒ほどのシーンを選び、音声を聞きながら発音やイントネーションを注意深く観察します。次に、音声を止めて自分で同じ内容を繰り返し、録音します。録音した自分の声と元の音声を比較し、リズムやアクセントの違いを確認します。このループを数回繰り返すことで、自然な会話の流れを身につけることができます。shadowspeakのコツは、単語を覚えるのではなく、「発話のタイミング」と「感情の伝え方」を真似ることです。

この方法で練習を続けると、英語スピーキングの自然さが格段に向上し、日常会話でも自信を持って話せるようになります。

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話し手がよく使っている文型を、動画の実際の表現とともに紹介します。

文型	動画での表現
現在完了進行形 have/has been + -ing — 以前に始まり今も続いている動作	we've been training · I've been trying
条件文 if + 節, will/would + 動詞 — 条件とその結果	if I ever went missing, they wouldn't even
現在完了形 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去の出来事が今も関係している	has dedicated · have ever tried · have ever seen
受動態 be + 過去分詞 — 誰がするかより、何が起きるかに焦点を当てる	was told · is frowned · was raised

シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由

シャドーイング（Shadowing）は、もともとプロの通訳者養成プログラムで開発された言語学習法で、多言語習得者として知られるDr. Alexander Arguelles によって広く普及されました。方法はシンプルですが非常に効果的：ネイティブスピーカーの英語を聞きながら、1〜2秒の遅延で声に出してすぐに繰り返す——まるで「影（shadow）」のように話者を追いかけます。文法ドリルや受動的なリスニングと異なり、シャドーイングは脳と口の筋肉が同時にリアルタイムで英語を処理・再現することを強制します。研究により、発音精度、抑揚、リズム、連音、リスニング力、そして会話の流暢さが大幅に向上することが確認されています。IELTSスピーキング対策や自然な英語コミュニケーションを目指す方に特におすすめです。

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自然な表現を分解してみる

効果的な練習ルーチン：shadow speechで上達する

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シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由