Jazz Fest + Manifestos
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Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
56 min
3 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 4 months ago
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What are the Desert Warrior box office numbers?
I'm such a notorious mumbler. Last night at the comedy store, half the time they can't even hear me. That's if a joke doesn't work. I think they can't hear me. And then the last night I was getting a lot of echo. And I don't even know anything about mics, even to this point. But I could tell something was off.
Well, I have the name for your next special.
Go ahead. The mumbler. Oh boy. Now that's what I'm playing in the next Batman movie. Heather, can you turn that one down now? This is my eye that gets all Tom Cruise and squinchy like this. I know.
How did Simone Biles address the cost of glam?
So Dana, I have to talk to you about some things. OK, real serious thing. Well, first of all, I know I want I want to hear about your trip. I just want to tell you that it's not that exciting. Go ahead. Well, nothing I'm going to say is exciting that bus boys. I just saw a good piece of news that there's a movie. So first of all, this is my funny take. There's a place called Box Office Mojo dot com.
I go to it all the time and I checked it last night to see how bus boys was doing.
Oh, have you heard this story?
No.
Busboys was a ghost. So go ahead. Jumping ahead.
What was Dana's experience at the New Orleans Jazz Fest?
So I go to Box Office Mojo all the way back to like Grown Ups, all these other movies.
Yeah, that's the go-to place.
Because every night, what it made the night for, and like the top 40 or 50.
Yeah.
So we're independent, right? So it says, it had some weird name, but now it's called Busboys Holdings or whatever. But it usually says like Disney, Paramount, whatever, whatever, you know what I mean? Yeah. A24 distributor, producer, whatever. So when we were eight that first weekend, we were the only independent, only independent in the top 10. Fine. So the next week during the week, I did some quick calculations in my head. I go, we're going to be about sixth right now, just during the week. And then by the time I get whomped by Michael Jackson, the weekend and five wide releases will be pushed down, but fine.
How do manifestos influence creative expression?
So Monday doesn't say anything Tuesday, nothing. And I go, are they going to make us, they're not putting it back onto the weekend. So we have no idea what it made all week on the weekend. Nothing. You know, I think big movie got to him like big pharma, big movie.
Oh, wait a minute. So what? Oh, OK. OK. Big movie. So basically what you're saying is Busboys was still in theaters incurring revenue. Yeah.
But big movie mojo, whatever they are, box office mojo, a box office mojo and said, why are you putting it makes us look a little weird.
They don't like indie films.
You're off the resume.
What are the implications of AI on content creation?
They want you in a big corporate bubble. So I think Warner Brothers made a ringy dingy. I think Paramount made a ringy dingy.
Conspiracy theory going around.
They can't stop the people, though. Let me just put that out to you. People are people spoke.
Yeah.
$2,000 per theater with no advertising first weekend. Go ahead.
Someone wrote in and said, they'd only made $2,000 per theater. That sucks. I go, why don't you check the top 50? Because I think the top three make $2,000. Anyway, we were in lower theaters, but listen, it's not changing the world.
What insights can we gain from Buzzing Around segment?
As I say, this is the kind of movie that you watch on your phone while you're driving. It's not a real cinematic experience, but it's fun, right?
Or in your case, if you're in a bubble bath, you can just hold your phone up and play with the duck with the other hand.
Go ahead. Or hold it under the water. You can still see it pretty good.
Yeah.
You don't have to hear it.
Or get the audio book version that is already out. Busboys, you guys do a great job of vocalizing the movie and just put that in. Yeah. Look at look at pictures of you and Theo from the.
How about this? So listen, our movie all in. We lied.
How does the podcast address current events?
It costs three, seven, not just three. But that's because music was about five hundred.
Jesus, I can play a couple instruments next time.
We should have had you come in there. Because, okay, it's a 3-7. So let's say it made another million during the week, blah, blah. But I just read that this new movie, it's called Desert Warrior. Heard about it? I didn't think so. No. It made $480,000, Heather, this weekend.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the Desert Warrior box office numbers?
0:00–0:37
2
How did Simone Biles address the cost of glam?
0:37–1:12
3
What was Dana's experience at the New Orleans Jazz Fest?
1:12–2:03
4
How do manifestos influence creative expression?
2:03–2:43
5
What are the implications of AI on content creation?
2:43–3:16
6
What insights can we gain from Buzzing Around segment?
3:16–3:52
7
How does the podcast address current events?
3:52–4:25
8
What comedic observations are made about Hollywood?
4:25–56:54