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And you never see wine drinkers drinking with real drinkers in dive bars.
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You might see him at a social gathering like this one, or some corporate function, but never at a little hole in the wall.
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You'll never see.
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Yeager!
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Tequila way!
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And in the middle.
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Mellow, I say.
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Oh, this is a fantastic establishment.
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I truly enjoy the decor here.
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It's amazing.
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This is brilliant, I tell you.
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Who cuts your grass?
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It's fantastic.
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I'm sorry, that voice always makes me laugh.
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I like it.
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It makes me smile.
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you know, when we're here. in America.
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Whenever I travel and I perform in England, that voice takes on a different meaning.
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Now, I heard a woo.
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Do we have people in the House from the UK?
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All right, let me tell the rest of the people about you.
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LAUGHTER
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I love it whenever people from the UK come here to the United States because when we hear you speak
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You sound incredible, you sound amazing, you sound educated, you sound inspirational.
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That accent is so proper, it is so proper, it doesn't matter what you're talking about, we're drawn to whatever it is.
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You could be talking about trash, it sounds amazing.
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Who could leave all this rubbish here?
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This is such a travesty.
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This is all this destruction here all over the sidewalk.
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Someone must tend to this at once.
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This is ridiculous.
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People are listening in.
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I don't know what happened over there, but the shit hit the fan.
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That guy from England is pissed.
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I don't know.
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What the hell is rubbish?
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I'm not going to be See it's very different now when one of us goes over there Man,
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it's very very different because see we don't sound the same as them as a matter of fact As Americans, we have a certain way with the English language.
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Do you understand?
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how we sound, to them.
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I mean seriously, do you know how they look at us when they hear us speak?
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We sound like this to them.
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I'll tell you right now, the other day I was hanging out with Phil, right?
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That's when bitch came over the house.
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We had ourselves a good old time.
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Who's that, me and Phil?
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And by the way, if you sound like that here tonight, I'm just kidding.
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There's just jokes.
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Don't feel like just, you know.
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I'm gonna wait for his ass outside.
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I'll see how funny he is when he gets to the parking lot.
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Fluffy my ass.
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Thank you.
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I just think it's funny that no matter what they talk about over there, they sound the same.
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It sounds the same.
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You know, whereas with us, Americans We speak according to our environment.
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We change it up.
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We morph.
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We adapt.
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We all have our, for example, we all have our trying to get a good job voice.
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When you walk in for that interview, you don't sound the way you sound on a Saturday night when you're having a couple drinks,
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no. You clean it up you practice in the car and when you walk in you turn it on
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If you'll check my references, you'll see him more than qualified for this position.
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Please feel free to call Frank Torres.
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Frank will tell you the amazing job I did for him two and a half weeks ago.
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Listen, I'm ready to work seven days a week, 365 days a year.
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No job is too big, no task is too small.
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You can count on me.
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I'm the right person for the job.
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Please keep me in mind.
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Thank you so much for your time." And then you get to the parking lot, and then you get to the parking lot, and you're like, "Whew !" "Hijo a la chingada, ojalá que me dé trabajo porque no,
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no, está cabrón, wey, man.
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No, I need a job, man.
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I need a job." Woo!
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You guys know we all have our daytime voice
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that we have around our family and our friends and our children, you know?
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And then we have our late night voice, you know, our party voice.
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Gengar!
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And then if you're lucky enough, you have your late, late, late night voice.
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This is why you don't even know what happened to me like, you know, what happened to me like.
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Like some of you are looking at me like, "Oh my God, Fluffy's a freak." I'm just giving you an example.
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All the kids are like, "Oh, this is different." Sorry, 'cause I see those kids and they're just like, "Ugh !" Dad's like, "Pinchy Fluffy." "No,
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no, no, no, no. Bat fluffy, bat fluffy, bat fluffy." But see now over there,
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they sound the same no matter what they're doing when they apply for a job.
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If you check my references, you will see I'm more than qualified for this position.
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when they party.
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If you'll pour me the wine, I will drink it.
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It is brilliant, I tell you.
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When they're making love, I'm going to part your legs like the Red Sea.
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Oh, I'm going to defile you in such an amazing fashion.
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You will rule the day you came across me at that local pub.
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I'm going to lower my drawbridge and introduce you to the Queen, yes I shall.
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And when you arrive at that magical moment, I want you to scream victory.
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Victory!
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My job is done here.
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Thank you.
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The only messed up part about that joke is that that's the only joke the kids remember.
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It'll be two weeks from now, you're trying to get in the room, you're like, "Why is this door locked?" And then you hear, "Victory !" I'm not going to be a good one.
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I see a couple of young adults right there.
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How old are you guys?
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13 Wow and next to you How old are you?
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You're 10.
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Okay?
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I'm so sorry for what Martin said.
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10 years old.
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But you know what though?
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I can't feel too bad because you know what 10 year olds?
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are young adults.
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You are a young adult.
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I don't see you as a kid.
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A kid to me, first of all, is someone who doesn't have access to the internet.
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You have, I'm sure, a tablet or a cell phone or access to online services, right?
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Services.
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What the hell is he talking about?
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Bad choice of words.
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You know what I mean, right?
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laughter You've probably seen and heard a few things already, and the parents are like, "No, no, no, not my child.
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No, no, no, I lock their phone." "Yeah, but you don't lock their friend's phone." LAUGHTER I feel bad.
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Whenever I say something that's kind of like risqué, whenever parents bring like a four -year -old, five -year -old, six -year -old, and yes, it happens.
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Then I feel bad because then I'll meet them after the show
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and I'm like I am so sorry for what you heard me say
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And it's always funny to see the parents say oh they hear worse at home.
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Oh Nothing like watching a four -year -old confirm that, you know, just...
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Mmm.
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Like for example, my son, he's 18 years old but he still doesn't cuss at home.
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Okay, now whatever he does in public, I have no control over, but at home he knows he cannot cuss.
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One time, one time in like 13 years, I caught my son cussing at home and I couldn't even get mad.
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He had fallen down the stairs.
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I don't mean to laugh, but think about it.
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What am I gonna do to him that's worse than what he just did to himself?
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I heard it too.
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Just, ah!
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Son of a bitch!
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I ran over.
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I didn't even check his safety.
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I was like, "What did you say?" "Okay, you earned that one." I said, "If you want to say the F word,
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next time let me push you." That's when I knew he fell hard.
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"Really?" "No, get up here, come on." LAUGHTER Well, cool, welcome you guys.
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I hope you have a good time.
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I know you're getting nervous, Dad.
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You see me talking and you're like, "What'd you tell my son?" "No, nothing." Not that I'm being cool, but thank you for trusting me to bring your kids to the show.
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Yeah.
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For your young adults.
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Sorry.
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Thank you for trusting me to bring your young adults to the show.
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And by the way, I know I keep pointing at people in the front right here.
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If you're here tonight, was someone you have no business being here with.
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And you see a camera coming by, just be like, "Hey, hey." Yeah.
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Mm.
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Victory.
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They're very respectful.
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They'll go to the next person.
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Don't even worry about that.
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Thank you.

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