Chapter 1: What is the significance of Derek's Netflix special?
Yeah, hey, everybody, we're here. We're here. We're back. We got Gary Veeder and Derek Stroop.
What's going on?
Chapter 2: What are the stories shared about Birmingham and comedy origins?
Derek's got a new special on Netflix right now called Nostalgic. Thank you, thank you. Yeah, give it a watch.
Chapter 3: What are the experiences shared regarding DUI incidents?
That's awesome, man. Thank you, man. It's been a lot of fun. First one I've put out. We hung on for the first week, and then your boy Mark over here bumped me out.
Well, WWE fucked all of us in the ass.
You got knocked out by Bridgerton. Let's be honest. Yeah, let's be honest. My wife told me that was coming. She goes, Bridgerton's coming for your ass. My wife's watching it and coming.
But yeah, it looked great. Would you shoot it here? Birmingham, Alabama, the Lyric Theater. That was way off.
Yeah, yeah, you were way off. I think we did that. Yeah, we did that one. Birmingham's good.
Yeah, yeah, Birmingham's a great comedy city. And you say that about cities that you don't stay in for a long time. And that's very much a Birmingham situation. That was a bus city.
Yeah.
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Chapter 4: What are the comedians' thoughts on airport restaurants?
No, Birmingham was fun. But are you from Birmingham?
I'm from right outside of Huntsville, Alabama. Oh, okay.
Oh, the Von Braun. Yes. The Jews always latch on to the Nazi museum. Operation Paperclip.
Yeah. But they used him. He was a smart Nazi, and they used him for good.
For sure.
You need to do that more.
You can always tell a museum is interesting when they have a pop-a-shot there. They have a basketball. And you're like, this doesn't have anything to do with the museum.
This will loosen them up. That's the Atlanta part. We'll round the edges with a pop-a-shot.
We should use bad guys like Frank Abagnale, the guy from Catch Me If You Can. The FBI took him and said, help us.
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Chapter 5: What are the challenges of being a clean comedian?
It was Best Buy. With pedophiles, it's the opposite. This is turd. It's 17, 18.
Don't open until.
Best Buy is 11. It goes the other way. Now, don't you miss doing a joke like that? Because you're clean. Yeah, I am clean.
Chapter 6: How do comedians build new material after a special?
That would eat me alive. I would have that joke in my head, and I'd go, ah!
He's clean unless he's behind a wheel.
When you had ran in Alabama, you would say dirty stuff?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. When did you make the choice? I became a clean comedian probably about three years ago, something like that. What? Whoa. You went in the clean. Nate Money. Nate Money. I mean, it was some of Nate. I mean, my management that I got under three years ago, which I love the guys, they helped turn me. They were like, you don't write dark or dirty.
You just are kind of vulgar in how you say, you know. Because what I write is always pretty observational, pretty clean. I would just add on my own swear words. So we just kind of took them out.
You added a fisting chunk to this grocery store material.
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Chapter 7: What are the best snacks and food nostalgia discussed?
Yeah.
and it just plays better my energy and how i am on stage is is plenty like i i really don't need the the extra words it feels like i'm cussing i mean i'm downhill right you know i'm i'm working pretty hard up there so i don't you know i don't think it's something that's super noticeable i don't like you know when you get the clean comedian tag it kind of puts you in a box sure sure that i i hate to to be in sometimes because other comics look at you know you get kicked out of the cool kids club
No, that's not true. We love Regan and Gaffigan and Seinfeld and Nate and all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're on board. The most famous ones to ever live. But, yeah.
Ryan Hamilton's great.
Hamilton's great. Yeah, Ryan's great. But, yeah, it was a business decision for sure.
Smart move. And it looks bad to just be going, fuck this, fuck that. Give me an airport chain, you fucking bitch.
You don't need that. No, and as a southerner, I cuss some offstage, but I'm not going to refer to a woman as a bitch onstage. It's not like I hate when somebody else... I'm not going to... That's just not how I talk. Yeah, yeah. And so it's a little bit... Some of it's natural, but I'll cuss offstage some.
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Chapter 8: What are the upcoming comedy shows and events mentioned?
I'm just not ripping and roaring offstage.
I feel like if you say cuss instead of curse, you cuss less. Yeah, but maybe that's right.
My three-year-old's cursing now. Really? Whoa. I don't know where he fucking got it from. Hey-o.
No, no, but he is cursing. Weird. What are they picking up on the podcast? No, seriously, it's a problem.
He called my wife the C word. It was very unpleasant. The black neighbor's fury. Damn, three-year-old. Karat's young for cursing. Yeah, he just picks it up. I don't know. What, TV maybe? Movies? No.
He showed him Pulp Fiction the other night. He'd say it a couple times, and the older one's almost six. Oh, there you go. So he'll be like, oh, yeah, say fuck.
Right. So he knows what it is. Oh, yeah.
Yeah, then he gets him.
There's always that bad kid growing up. You pass by even the swing set. You see the kid, there's tall bars. There's always kids like, let's go as high as possible. Later on, it's like drugs. Let's get as high as possible. I'm working on material. But anyway, there's that kid that's always like, say the bad word.
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