Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
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How did the Glengarry Previews go?
Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Burr and it's time for the Monday Morning Podcast. For Monday, March 10th, 2025. What's going on? How are ya? How's it going? March 10th. Holy shit. Holy shit. Previews start tonight for Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross. Saturday night, we did our first show in front of like about 900 people. And, uh, I don't know. It could not have gone better. I was so amazed watching all my castmates, like, thinking about where they were, you know, six weeks ago versus this amazing stuff that it became. I'm not saying it wasn't good from the beginning, but, you know, you know what I'm saying. and just hearing where all the laughs were and everything, and everybody was very happy. Crowd was very happy, cast was happy, people producing it were very happy, directors and everything. So we're off, we're off. So next week we just have rehearsals and then we have premieres at night. And then I think next week we just get into the regular schedule where I just have premieres at night. So I don't know what the hell I'm gonna do with myself.
With all that free time back, I'll just sit around here being fucking lonely. I am FaceTiming the hell out of my family, but Jesus Christ. The other night I was just sitting here. We rehearsed all day and then we ran the thing. And I came back to my little corporate apartment here and I was fucking just like, what am I going to do? Fucking lonely here. So... Just ended up, like... I... It's funny. I don't want to get involved in the politics of the New York comedy scene, but, like, I was trying to find... A comedy show to go do where there was a comedian that I knew, you know, because I haven't lived here in almost 20 years. Right. So I start checking out all of these different comedy clubs around town and I'm looking them up and I'm trying to go to their Web site and I keep ending up on the Web site of the New York Comedy Club. And they're doing that douchey thing where like, you know, I was looking for Gotham Comedy Club.
And then like they have in New York Comedy Club has in their search, you know, Gotham's number one comedy club. So you end up on their on their on their Web site. fucking dirty pool man so i ended up going down to uh it was weird i felt like remembering the blair witch where they just kept coming back to the same part in the woods that's what it's like searching a comedy show in new york city no matter what comedy club you look up you end up at the new york comedy club's fucking website um anyway um so i ended up going down to the uh gotham comedy club And they have their main room upstairs and they have the one downstairs. So I ended up doing a spot there and hanging out with Chris Mazzilli, who I've known, Jesus Christ, I've known him since I came to New York. So we had a great time catching up. And so I figured that's what I'm going to end up doing. You know, what's funny is the Chelsea Hotel is right next to the Gotham Comedy Club.
And I was actually... thinking about spending a weekend there just to fucking do it because it's such an iconic hotel and it's one of those ones like back in the day you know before all these never-ending wars before banks took over like our money supply and took us off the gold standard so you could actually people could actually like live you know what i mean and you you could like live at the chelsea hotel which now to live at a fucking hotel in manhattan i mean you'd have to be one of these fucking billionaires right um but back in the day i mean they have like like mailboxes there and all these amazing actors and artists and everybody had lived there some dark shit there i believe that's where sid vicious and uh sid and nancy met their end i think i don't know i don't remember um but anyway i wanted to go down and and stay there or whatever but um I don't know.
That's a, that's a weird thing about like, I hope we can get back to that. Like when I was a kid, like if you like how it worked, if you were like working class, the rule was, um, your rent or your mortgage was one week's pay. That's what it was. And, and, but if you moved to like New York, it was, it was okay for it to be two weeks pay because New York was always expensive. Right. Um,
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