Bill Burr

And then I was listening to it.

I'm like, it's actually kind of interesting.

I think I went away from it long enough that it actually became, like, cool again.

Well, I didn't like it the first time around.

But I don't know.

I was out pitching to my kids in the backyard today, and it's funny.

My son still says it.

He goes, Dad, can you throw me some hits?

So I finally, you know, he's getting older, so I'm finally giving him shit about it.

going to throw you some hits.

You keep talking to me like that.

I'm going to, I'm going to, not only am I going to strike you out, I'm going to put the K's up on the side of the house.

He doesn't know what I'm talking about, but it felt good to say that, you know, every once in a while, you got to have like a self-esteem moment.

You know, I kind of had that the other night, like somebody just came at me.

You know, like when people like talk to you, like they, like you work for them and you kind of have to remind them that you don't, and you just do it with tone.

And you don't curse.

You just sort of mimic how they're speaking.

Having said that out loud, it's like really childish, but you got to kind of like, you got to bark back with those people to remind them like, yeah, I don't know what army you're running, but I didn't enlist.

You fucking lunatic.

And today I lost my temper a little bit, but I'm all right with it because it only happens like once every couple of weeks now.