Billy Bob Thornton

So you got like five bands and you could hear every one of them and you're trying to, you know, be funny.

That's an interesting point.

Yeah.

We've played shows with a band like that in certain theaters where – of course, for a loud-ass band like we are, sometimes we're a little big for the room.

But that's an interesting point, especially the thing about people being able to see each other because –

then you don't want to be the dick that everybody's going, I wish that guy would shut the fuck up.

Right, right, right, right.

It's like they're right there.

Because, you know, in the Coliseum, these cats in the back, just hooting and hollering and shit, not paying any attention, you know, it's a different thing.

Can I pee?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I can throw this in a cup.

Oh, I don't care.

Where were we?

What were we talking about?

Well, we were on comedy, and then I just talked about Lewis Black.

Who invented the fucking drums?

Good luck.

Because they didn't really, like you said, before him, that wasn't, I mean, he made comedy performers, stand-up comedians, like rock stars, you know.

It was before that, and all the controversy and all that kind of thing.