Jeff Dye

Like, I think it was, like, the year I was born or the year before I was born they stopped doing them.

I heard all these stories about there would be, like, people who would still, you know, on the fringes of it because they didn't want to, like, shut down their practice.

So they'd be like, hey, you know, we'll still give it to you.

Oh, like basement abortions.

Yeah, and they would be like, this authoritarian government's not even letting people have lobotomies, but we'll still do it.

I'm the doctor that'll still do it.

It's lobotomy.

Is it?

Am I saying it right?

Yeah, I think it was shock therapy.

It's lobotomy.

Dude, you know what, Joe?

For a big part of my life, I thought it was Sarah Bell's palsy.

Yeah, it was shock therapy.

No, it was.

Sarah Bell's palsy?

Yes, we're watching this game or something, and the guy looked crazy, and I go, looks like he's got Sarah Bell's palsy.

No one laughed.

No one laughed, which is a good comedy note, is that if you say a thing wrong or it's a false premise or something, no one's on board with it.

But if you say it around comedians...