Deric Poston

So I was just moving to New York, to L.A. from New York then. So I was in New York at a pool hall watching it. And I remember watching Fire Marshal Bill. And I'd be like, how can you do this? How is this allowed? This show's crazy. You have to realize for 93, there was nothing. If you think about the internet today and all the crazy videos that people put together and the years of mad TV. SNL.

So I was just moving to New York, to L.A. from New York then. So I was in New York at a pool hall watching it. And I remember watching Fire Marshal Bill. And I'd be like, how can you do this? How is this allowed? This show's crazy. You have to realize for 93, there was nothing. If you think about the internet today and all the crazy videos that people put together and the years of mad TV. SNL.

Yeah. But back then? Back then, man, there was nothing like this show. This show was crazy.

Yeah. But back then? Back then, man, there was nothing like this show. This show was crazy.

Yeah. But back then? Back then, man, there was nothing like this show. This show was crazy.

That is Pauly. Oh, my God, that is Pauly right in the corner. Oh, look at Pauly. The weave. Look at him. He's moving the head like a pigeon, bro. He's here now, too. Yeah, I know that great. Isn't that fun, hanging out with Pauly? It's like being at the store, man. It's the best.

That is Pauly. Oh, my God, that is Pauly right in the corner. Oh, look at Pauly. The weave. Look at him. He's moving the head like a pigeon, bro. He's here now, too. Yeah, I know that great. Isn't that fun, hanging out with Pauly? It's like being at the store, man. It's the best.

That is Pauly. Oh, my God, that is Pauly right in the corner. Oh, look at Pauly. The weave. Look at him. He's moving the head like a pigeon, bro. He's here now, too. Yeah, I know that great. Isn't that fun, hanging out with Pauly? It's like being at the store, man. It's the best.

The show was great. But, Damon, if you want to watch something, watch I think it's The Last Stand. I think that was one of his, I think that's the name of it. I think it's The Last Dance, but it's fucking phenomenal. And it's so good, but it's also so good if you go back to that time.

The show was great. But, Damon, if you want to watch something, watch I think it's The Last Stand. I think that was one of his, I think that's the name of it. I think it's The Last Dance, but it's fucking phenomenal. And it's so good, but it's also so good if you go back to that time.

The show was great. But, Damon, if you want to watch something, watch I think it's The Last Stand. I think that was one of his, I think that's the name of it. I think it's The Last Dance, but it's fucking phenomenal. And it's so good, but it's also so good if you go back to that time.

Because comedy, like everything else, has evolved with all the scrutiny on it and all the different high-level people that are doing it. The comedy right now, I think, is at the highest level that I've ever seen. There's so many really great comedians.

Because comedy, like everything else, has evolved with all the scrutiny on it and all the different high-level people that are doing it. The comedy right now, I think, is at the highest level that I've ever seen. There's so many really great comedians.

Because comedy, like everything else, has evolved with all the scrutiny on it and all the different high-level people that are doing it. The comedy right now, I think, is at the highest level that I've ever seen. There's so many really great comedians.

I think in the 1980s, like if you go back, you had Kennison, you had Eddie Murphy, you had Richard Pryor, you had George Carlin, you had a bunch of really good guys, Jerry Seinfeld. But that many after that, you know, wasn't as thick, as thick with assassins. I think right now there's so many assassins out there.

I think in the 1980s, like if you go back, you had Kennison, you had Eddie Murphy, you had Richard Pryor, you had George Carlin, you had a bunch of really good guys, Jerry Seinfeld. But that many after that, you know, wasn't as thick, as thick with assassins. I think right now there's so many assassins out there.

I think in the 1980s, like if you go back, you had Kennison, you had Eddie Murphy, you had Richard Pryor, you had George Carlin, you had a bunch of really good guys, Jerry Seinfeld. But that many after that, you know, wasn't as thick, as thick with assassins. I think right now there's so many assassins out there.

There's more arena acts out there right now than has ever been in the history of comedy. You've got to realize arena acts started with Dice Clay. So Dice Clay starts off becoming, he becomes an arena act in like 87-ish. Late 80s is when arena act comedy started. And nobody was doing it but Dice. Dice was the only arena act. Yeah, and then arena act number two, Dane Cook.

There's more arena acts out there right now than has ever been in the history of comedy. You've got to realize arena acts started with Dice Clay. So Dice Clay starts off becoming, he becomes an arena act in like 87-ish. Late 80s is when arena act comedy started. And nobody was doing it but Dice. Dice was the only arena act. Yeah, and then arena act number two, Dane Cook.

There's more arena acts out there right now than has ever been in the history of comedy. You've got to realize arena acts started with Dice Clay. So Dice Clay starts off becoming, he becomes an arena act in like 87-ish. Late 80s is when arena act comedy started. And nobody was doing it but Dice. Dice was the only arena act. Yeah, and then arena act number two, Dane Cook.