# 667 - Matthew Broussard & Ari Shaffir Get Shocked
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Oh! Did he floor you? I was crazy. And this isn't the environment for that kind of behavior. That was an ultimate moment on this show.
It was the greatest moment I've ever had in a show ever. Aperol spritzes. Have you ever had an Aperol spritz?
Oh, yes. My fiance's go-to.
For real?
Yeah.
All right. So we're about to podcast. What do we want to talk about? Here's what I want to talk about. Okay. I want to start with your brain. Sure. Yeah. Okay. Let's start with your brain.
I also want to say, maybe I should save this, but I would like to mention at some point how much you influenced my special and how much I learned from you comedically. I think that would just... Something I'd like to say on the record. Thank you very much. I think I owe a lot of what I did on that special to watching you and learning from you.
And I think that would be... I genuinely appreciate that. You have such a unique way of doing stand-up because... This special, I think it is worth the stopping this right now and going and watching your special, in my opinion. That's very nice. Because Hyperbolic is on YouTube right now. Or no, yeah, it came out December. And... I love the word hyperbolic. I love that. It's one of my favorite words. It's a good word. I live in hyperbole.
Yeah. I shouldn't explain my stuff to people. It's also a term in mathematics. It's a very important term in mathematics, which I picked the double entendre for a little cheeky joke that no one would get.
No, but what's great about this special is that every joke is filled. It is like a casserole of fucking comedy. I mean, every joke, even the way you break down your mom's interaction at the Delta counter, everything is just... You don't just say the thing, you say the thing the way it should be said. They asked what color?
That joke, I attribute that to you because what I watched you do in your stories that I was so jealous of is you could get a joke while giving out new information. You could have a turn in the story that was also a punchline. And I like that particular line where I explained the racially what's going on is I think it gets a laugh, but it's also like, but you learn what you need to know. And I don't have to say anything else.
It was so great. Thank you. It was so great. I'm really like... And can I tell you, I never saw any of that shit on the road.
I kind of kept... I have about 20 minutes material that I would kind of cycle through for the 15 that I did with you. Yeah. I tried it once or twice. I kind of needed like a little more investment from the crowd to get into stuff that was that personal. Oh, it's... Maybe I should have more balls, but yeah.
No, it's so good. And I just as... Looking at it, I was like... I remember one time I got a compliment and they were like, your jokes per minute are really great. I was like, I don't feel like I have any jokes in my act. Then I watched yours and I was like, oh, I know what they were saying. Even in the small detail, the small detail isn't given as a detail, it's given as a joke.
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