Derrick Stroup & Gary Vider
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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?
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.
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.
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.
That's what they think.
Maybe. He's playing them, dude. We'll get Derek Chauvin, put him in UFC. I'm just saying.
Maybe anti-Semitism. You could ask him first, but are you smart? And then you bring him over.
There you go. There you go. It turns out they're all really smart.
This is a bummer. They nailed it. This is bad. We have a whole department now. Yeah, we should get suicide bombers on our side. Just throw them back in Iran. Have them on Air Canada. That'll shorten the trip. Yeah, that airline sucks.
I don't think it was their fault. Yeah, it wasn't their fault. It was an air traffic control thing.
Oh, I'm just saying in general.
Oh, it does suck. It's not great. It's not great.
It's up there with WestJet.
WestJet.
Blow me. Oh, man. Oh, yeah. They hit the fire truck.
Yeah.
Yeah, the guy confessed. He said it was his fault.
That's how you know the airlines are bad right now, Mark. There's a plane crash yesterday. Mark's like, oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah. Pretty casual. Yeah. Yeah, hit a fire truck.
Yeah.
And the guy did. I mean, he like immediately, he goes, that's my fault. Like, no, no, Rick, you're good, buddy. We've all done this.
40 in the hospital. It's insane. Death? Any death?
Two deaths. Two pilots. And there was a stewardess.
Two is not horrible.
No, two is not. It was just, yeah, just the two pilots.
I mean, it's just all the pilots. That's it. 100% of the pilots died. All right. Well, RIP. Sorry.
I was going to say, the fire truck was on its way, I think, to another plane. No. And then that's when it collided with this. So they're probably like, I guess we've got to put out this one.
The irony.
It's like a priest stopping a kid rape or something. Right, right. That's a perfect example. It wasn't making sense.
And I go, wow. That's what I'm here for. I explain things.
But there was a flight attendant that was in a jump seat in the cockpit, and then she got tossed out of it and still survived. All right. In the seat. She got thrown in the seat 300 feet down the runway.
And she managed to still yell at someone, make sure your plane's on airplane mode.
Yeah, yeah. With your phone. God damn it.
It's been a long time.
You got the fucking point.
Oh, yeah. Yes. So, yeah, you've been doing comedy eight minutes? No, eight minutes. I've been doing it probably, I've got a weird history with comedy. About 10 or 11 years of actual open mics in a scene. Yeah. Before that, it was like three years of me just running a bar, getting blackout, and doing 45 minutes just for fun.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of Derek's Netflix special?
0:05–0:12
2
What are the stories shared about Birmingham and comedy origins?
0:12–0:18
3
What are the experiences shared regarding DUI incidents?
0:18–1:04
4
What are the comedians' thoughts on airport restaurants?
1:04–40:29
5
What are the challenges of being a clean comedian?
40:29–40:47
6
How do comedians build new material after a special?
40:47–41:32
7
What are the best snacks and food nostalgia discussed?
41:32–42:41
8
What are the upcoming comedy shows and events mentioned?
42:41–1:17:17
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