Dana Carvey

Oh, the ladies of the night. Dave and I go out as the pipsqueaks of funniness. Oh.

Oh, the ladies of the night. Dave and I go out as the pipsqueaks of funniness. Oh.

Oh, the ladies of the night. Dave and I go out as the pipsqueaks of funniness. Oh.

Well, we convinced them.

Well, we convinced them.

Well, we convinced them.

This is inside baseball, but we kind of like, as a standup, well, I love being out there with a friend just riffing. So I said to the guys in charge, I said, because they wanted 45 each, you know, and it's hours in a ballroom, all that. I said, you don't, how about, we do 30 each or 25 to 30, and then we come out together and just sort of talk to the audience and they'll yell stuff out.

This is inside baseball, but we kind of like, as a standup, well, I love being out there with a friend just riffing. So I said to the guys in charge, I said, because they wanted 45 each, you know, and it's hours in a ballroom, all that. I said, you don't, how about, we do 30 each or 25 to 30, and then we come out together and just sort of talk to the audience and they'll yell stuff out.

This is inside baseball, but we kind of like, as a standup, well, I love being out there with a friend just riffing. So I said to the guys in charge, I said, because they wanted 45 each, you know, and it's hours in a ballroom, all that. I said, you don't, how about, we do 30 each or 25 to 30, and then we come out together and just sort of talk to the audience and they'll yell stuff out.

And he goes, you would do that? yeah, I'm going to go out on a limb. I'm not going to try to redo the deal, but we will come out without a script or our act, you know, and they're yelling out Garth or Tommy boy.

And he goes, you would do that? yeah, I'm going to go out on a limb. I'm not going to try to redo the deal, but we will come out without a script or our act, you know, and they're yelling out Garth or Tommy boy.

And he goes, you would do that? yeah, I'm going to go out on a limb. I'm not going to try to redo the deal, but we will come out without a script or our act, you know, and they're yelling out Garth or Tommy boy.

It's really important. You know, the sound is great.

It's really important. You know, the sound is great.

It's really important. You know, the sound is great.

I didn't go, I don't go to sound checks, but I, they, Jay Farrell played the night before some casino in West Virginia. I go, they're going to need a sound check. How was the sound for Jay Farrell? Oh, it was great. He loved it. So then I go out. First thing I hear is a huge slap back. Hello. Hello. Hello.

I didn't go, I don't go to sound checks, but I, they, Jay Farrell played the night before some casino in West Virginia. I go, they're going to need a sound check. How was the sound for Jay Farrell? Oh, it was great. He loved it. So then I go out. First thing I hear is a huge slap back. Hello. Hello. Hello.

I didn't go, I don't go to sound checks, but I, they, Jay Farrell played the night before some casino in West Virginia. I go, they're going to need a sound check. How was the sound for Jay Farrell? Oh, it was great. He loved it. So then I go out. First thing I hear is a huge slap back. Hello. Hello. Hello.

We've all had these situations. I was in a club once and I asked them to turn up the mic for the second show because I couldn't, you know. And they just turned it down. It's like just aggression and anger. Sometimes the club owner is a frustrated stand-up and kind of hates you. So we turned it down.

We've all had these situations. I was in a club once and I asked them to turn up the mic for the second show because I couldn't, you know. And they just turned it down. It's like just aggression and anger. Sometimes the club owner is a frustrated stand-up and kind of hates you. So we turned it down.