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And we talked about a lot of stuff, including his role in the upcoming, highly anticipated spinal tap sequel, 40 years in the making. And he tells a funny story, a couple of funny stories about that, so. You mentioned that he's a F.O.S. friend of the show. Have you finished yet the list of top 100 guests in Greg Cody Show history? I haven't, and when I say I haven't finished it, what I mean is I haven't even started it. But it will be ready for our fifth anniversary special in March. I feel like we're going to offend some people. Oh, there's no doubt. Like how will Jeremy Tashay feel about being number 85? Well, how will he feel about being number 101? That's the question. Oh, wow. He doesn't even make it. I mean, you know, there's a lot going on here. I like the idea of us having, let's say we've had 105 guests on in our three years or whatever, and we have to like cut five people from this top 100. So it's like, that's a sad list. Do you think it's sad to be at the bottom of the list? Imagine not being on it. I know. No, it's going to be interesting. I have a feeling we've had more than 150 guests, if we're including everyone. I think the worst guests in show history is probably Adonis, our handyman. Oh, my God. I don't know how to comment on that, but listen, speaking of Brad Williams, go to our YouTube page at the Greg Cody show because the interview with Brad is going to be all or mostly on YouTube. It'll be the entire Brad interview. You can see, you can watch us. If you like listening to us, you can watch us too. Yeah. Real happy with the convo we had with Brad, but we also talk about the NFC and AFC Championship Games and the newly minted Super Bowl matchup and all that stuff. So a lot of fun stuff happening today. Let's get to it. All right. Who needs me? Hey, Brad. Oh, sir. Oh, I thought that I thought you burped for a second. Did you know Brad that my dad says your name when he burps? Have you heard this bit? No, I did not know that. Well, it's actually not said it couldn't be less of a bit, but he when he burped like literally like, he'll be like, he'll be like, Brad, Brad, like just the noise he makes when he listen, there's, there's certainly there. I'll take that over saying my name during other bodily functions. Ooh, though, I'll take that. If you had to have your name said during a bodily function, which would you choose? Hmm. Who is saying it? That's very key. If Greg Cody saying it, I'll take a burp. I think burp is in is on the family feud board. It might be the number one answer. If it's if it's Margot Robbie, changes the answer. I feel. Yeah. I say, I say Jeffrey when I shit. It's weird. Weird. Weird. I'm Brad. Who? Who is Jeffrey? I just need to know that though. No, that's just that's it. Who's Brad before before you were here? Like why were that you've been saying it since before we knew Brad Williams like where did Brad come from? Well, it's a generic sound that some people say sounds like the word Brad. Who? I mean, I'm not. What? I'm not really saying Brad is like, you know, you know, hey, I'll take it as a badge of honor. Um, now, you know, if we just say it into a microphone and say like what? It's like has a new special called Starfish on YouTube. There we go. You know, because it's all because it's all about the plug and all and all about the content and all that getting eyeballs on your stuff. I assume that's why you have me on your podcast to have more eyeballs. Dude. Yeah. For sure. I actually want to talk about why you're on our podcast because obviously you're a friend of the show. You've been on many times. Sure. My dad, he requested you. This is why I think every other time safe to say that Brad Williams has been a Chris idea. But this time it was like, Hey, call Brad. We got a talk and I hope and for the record because this is like a project that my dad wants, he sees that you're in a project and he wants to talk about it. Now I hope because this is the reason he really wanted to have you on. I hope you're embargoed from talking about this. Like, I hope that you can't talk about it yet. I think I can pick the project just based on the fact that Greg Cody in his, in his age group, I think I know the project. Yeah. He wants to talk spinal tap too. Yes. Yes. That's exactly right. I can't wait. How excited. I am. Yes. I was still a young man when this is final tap came out and yeah, you know, and now I'm looking down the list of stars, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer, friend, dresser, Paul Shafer and there's Brad Williams and, and then I see that there's apparently cameos by Elton John and Paul McCartney and Garth Brooks and it just sounds like such an exciting sequel. You know, 50, 40 years later and, and I really wanted to talk to you about it. The question is, what was Elton like? I can talk a little bit about certain things. I can't say everything once, once the movie's out, I, you'll have to have me back on the podcast for more stories because then, then I can say some really fun behind the scenes stuff. Okay. But I am, I can say this, I can't say what my part is in the film. I can say that if you've seen the original movie, it's not hard to figure out what I'm doing. So that's, that's like, I can't say what I'm doing. But if you've seen final tap one, which isn't, final tap is one of these timeless films. It's one of these like, I don't care. You didn't have to be a certain age when it came out. Like everyone who's ever toured has watched, this is final tap because it, it, it sets up touring life perfectly. And I can say that me, that I'm in the movie, but also we man is in the movie, which once again makes it pretty obvious what we're doing in the film. But then I'm excited about that because a people finally figure out we're two different people. I'm stoked to be in the same camera shot, unless they think it's like an Olsen twin thing or like Eddie Murphy thing where like one scene I was talking to a tennis ball, the other scene I was over here. But and then Lindsay Lohan played two people in one movie. Yeah. Parent trap. Yeah. In the parent trap. I, I can say that, I'll tell this story. Okay. I can say this story because it doesn't have anything to do with plot because he's already been announced. So like you said, Elton John, he's in, he's in the film. So I, this is not, I'm not surprising anyone with a certain cameo. So there's a scene in which Elton John is in and I am in and, and we man is in as well. And the scene has a live audience and in between takes, the audience starts first, they start yelling at we man and he kind of waves and does the thing. And then one guy yells out, I love you, Brad Williams. And then more people start yelling out, Brad Williams and like they start clapping and cheering and stuff. And I'm kind of waving like, Hey, thank you. Thank you. And John turns around, looks at me and goes, who the fuck are you, I thought it was going to be who the fuck is Brad Williams, but that's, oh my God, but, but, but yeah, El John looks at me and says, who the fuck are you, that is my dad's wet dream right there, dude. My dad's favorite like artist of all time. He's seen him like dozens of times in concert is Elton John. So this is, yeah, this is usually Elton. Yeah. I have seen Elton. He's a, he's pretty much a famously bad actor. Like he's great. No, sitting in a piano, but I've seen him in a couple of other films and everything. Yeah. He's, you know, I will say this, once again, I won't give away anything, but he went for it in spinal tap to he, I was sitting, I, I, thankfully I wasn't on camera because I definitely broke a couple of times during, during his, during what he was doing when I was there for it, um, didn't get a chance to really talk to him, but, uh, uh, yeah. He was great. I think it's great. I think the guy set him up for success and, uh, it was, it was really such a cool thing to be like, like when the, when, when you're on set and then you hear over the PA system or you hear over the, uh, director's assistants going, Hey, Elton is coming to set. You're just like, yeah, what do we do it? What is this life and like, cause I still look at myself as just, I mean, I've been doing comedy for 20 years, but I still look at myself with the guy that started, like the fact that I'm barely above open mike or at all is shocking to me and I'm, but I saw that mindset. So the fact that I'm sitting there and they're like, Elton, John is coming to set. And then the fact that you looked at me and said, who the fuck are you, uh, that's a perfect involvement. Oh my God. Why? I agree. Elton, you should not know who the guy is. I'm not, I'm not that guy. It's like, you should know, yeah, the, the, there's so many other guest stars in this film. Cause once they, once they announce the sequel, I'm sure the phone just rang off the hook and anyone and everyone like it. Like, um, if, if teaching Chong ever did another one, the amount of people that, though, that would be like, I don't care what I'm doing. Just let me be in the movie. So the fact that I'm in the film, um, the fact that I'm in the film mostly because Christopher guest, uh, I've worked with him before. And, uh, I guess they did an okay job because he, because he remembered me. I was in the movie mascot's, which is on Netflix and, uh, yeah, I did that and he liked it. So he, when the, the scene called for a dwarf, he's like, I know a guy. Now, how does this rank, uh, in your, in your career? I mean, you know, here's Rob Reiner, our famous director. Yeah. This is going to be a major film when it comes out in, in late spring, early summer. We keep hearing. Yeah. Where's this rank on, on sort of a pinch me moment where like, here I am sitting next to Elton John or, uh, just anything like that. Yeah. Uh, definitely top five, um, being in the shipping container. I'll be sure that that's obviously number one, um, uh, being there, being there on two iconic episodes for two completely different reasons. Oh, what was it? Dan's brothers passed. And what else? Uh, yeah. I was there the day that, uh, uh, Li, uh, Libbo unfortunately passed away and that was awkward. Yeah. Uh, I think, I think the way that worked is like Lucy was in that day and Dan walked in. He's just like, we're going to do the show and we're going to start with just these four and it was like the people that were there the longest and we were like, I think something's up today, something's a miss and then that was announced and that, that is, that is this second most awkward introduction I've ever had in my career. I will give you the most awkward, um, the, the, uh, being there for that unfortunate day, uh, probably had the bigger audience, um, but the most awkward introduction I ever had in my career was, uh, early in my career, I got hired to do stand up comedy at a wedding and, um, you should never take that gig. When do they have you go? Like after cocktail hour, like before, like what's so I went, I was scheduled to go on after the made of honor and, uh, best man speeches and I thought, great, I have opening acts. Great. They can set the bar. They can kind of get people in the mood of laughing. People be paying attention. Awesome. That's what I thought then the, uh, best man does a, does a speech, great speech. Then the made of honor goes up now. This is just once again unfortunate timing, much like being in the shipping container that day, the mother of the bride had passed away a week before the wedding and the made of honor is the sister of the bride. So she goes on now to her credit, wow, what a speech, great speech, not, not a lot of humor, but just powering through it and a lot of emotion. And everyone in, in the audience who I'm assuming also knows the mom is sobbing. Everyone's in tears and she ends the toast with just like, we know mom's looking down and you're, you look so beautiful in your dress and you know, let's all raise a glass and blah, blah, blah. And it's this big crescendo, but big emotional moment and I'm exaggerating absolutely nothing when I say this, okay? Nothing will be exaggerated. She does the speech, she toasts, then she stops and goes, and now the comedy of Brad Williams. I love the creative idea of having a comedian at a wedding. When mom dies the week before, I think I'm punting on that, I think I'm like, this idea that we had that was good, let's rearrange some things and maybe, yeah, yeah, I would agree and or just give me a heads up, you know, it's kind of like, like I've done, I've done corporate gigs before where they tell me like, hey, the CEO doesn't like this or don't, you know, doesn't like swearing or doesn't like Biden, something like that. Yeah. CEO's wife just left him for a dwarf, maybe lay off whatever little verse material. Again, bad decision to have Brad. Exactly. But so that was the most awkward, Dan was the second awkward, but to go back to the original question, in terms of pinch, yeah, spinal tap way up there. The most surreal pinch-free moment of my life was I did a show at the Throck Morton Theater in Mill Valley, California. Mill Valley is just north of San Francisco, it's where a lot of really wealthy people live. And the Throck Morton Theater is about a 200 seat theater. It's very small, very small art house theater. And I'm doing a show there, and I come backstage after my show, and I'm in the green room. And through the green room door bursts Robin Williams. Robin happened to be in the audience that night. He lived in Mill Valley, Robin is a hero of mine, and he bursts the door, runs right up to me. He goes, "Oh my god, Mr. Williams, you're like Prozac with a head." That's my life, no matter what happens in my life, that is the moment. And just so you know, my appreciation for Robin, this is my office. Oh, dude. So those are two. One is a painting, a fan made of Robin Williams, and gave to me. And the other is an Aladdin poster, and if you look on the bottom, you're left. It says, "Your wish is my command," and it's signed by Robin. So that's... Yeah, so that... And when did that happen? That happened in 2018. Now, I'm going to tell a follow-up part to that story. And Greg, you're going to love this. Chris will not give a shit. So Robin invites me to his show the next day. He's doing a show at the same theater. He's running some material. Wait, no. It wasn't 2018, because he died. I was about to say, dude. He died in '14. Yeah. Yeah. So definitely not 2018. I caught it. Well, I was asking... I was really asking... Is that a $50 or $5? I don't know. Because you... It seems like you did this early in your career, but not like you were... You had made it, but like yeah, like that's... You got... Absolutely. Yeah. Or midway through, because you said you've been doing this 20 years, so yeah. Yeah. So it was somewhere... Somewhere around... Between 2008 and 2014, let's say that. You said 2018, by the way, first. Yeah, that... Oof. I see... Greg, you get older and you don't know time, like five years ago, it seems like last week. I'm not going to lie, dude. When you were telling my dad, you're going to really like this story. I'm over here typing. I'm like, "Robin Williams' death." 2014. And I'm like, "Something." Yeah. Something's amiss. It was impersonator. So the next day, he invites me in my opening act to go to his show, and we go to the show at the same theater, at the small theater, where there's some really rich people that are in this audience, because it's a small theater, Robin Williams. It's in like a big money area, and there's two seats reserved in the front row. And everyone's like, "It's Robin Williams." Who's there? Who's in the front row? All these giants of tech are sitting around going, "Who the hell did he get? Who's coming here?" And then me and my opening act just walked down, and then it's us sitting in those seats. I imagine everyone's very disappointed. Either that or they saw me and thought, "Oh, it's a make a wish, kid." It was before my beard, so I looked younger. Oh, man. So we watched Robin, and then obviously it was phenomenal, it was great. And then we go backstage. Backstage is -- Robin Williams is talking with a comedian named Arth Barker, who's huge in Australia, very popular, also talking with Dana Carvey. And here's the one where Greg will light up, Chris, I don't know. Still talking with Mort Sahl. Yes. No clue. No clue. That was a revolutionary. Yes. He was big in the day. Sixties. Yeah. Yeah. So Mort Sahl, what does he do? Yeah, what does he do? Comedy. He is a guy that when people say like, "Oh, this guy is so funny. He can read the newspaper and still be funny." That's literally what Mort Sahl would do. He would go on stage and read the newspaper, then crack jokes in real time. And it was great, and a revolutionary -- I would almost call him a humorist, which puts that above Dan of Comedian. No, you're right, you're right. It's like what quaint territory almost. Yeah. Is it fair to say that he was one of the forefathers of what you'd call political humor? Because that's the way I remember him. Yes. It was really big on making fun of Nixon and a few others. So yeah, so it's Robin, Mort Sahl, Dana Carvey, R.S. Barker. They're all talking about me. That's awesome. And I'm just grabbing my opening act going, "Don't say anything." Yeah. Because I don't want to be like maybe writing notes, just literally writing down everything or saying. Yes. Yes. That is the most surreal pinch me moment of my entire career, but... That's wild. Yeah. But doing this stuff with Spinal Tap is way up there. You do this job, and I'm sure you guys both have been in moments like this, where you got into sports, journalism, and sports media because I assume you guys like sports. Yeah. You guys like it. You get to be there for Super Bowls, World Series, Stanley Cups, whatever. It's just very surreal. I get into comedy because I love comedy. I'm a huge fan, and so when I get to be hanging out with certain comedians, I'm just sitting back going, "I can't believe I'm here." Tomorrow, I'm doing a comedy fantasy camp, as we're recording this, tomorrow, there's a comedy fantasy camp, and I'm doing it with Jay Leno, where you can sign up and be like, "Hey, I won't take it about being a comedian, or I just want to have a fun story." I want to have comedy lessons from Jay Leno and Brad Williams, and I'm like mentioning the same breath, and it's just weird, and I'm going to hang out with Jay Leno tomorrow and tell people, and he's going to say something about how to do comedy, and then people will look at me and go, "Well, what do you have to say, Brad Williams?" What? Yeah. That's weird. Also, I'll tell. That's great. I'll get some inside info on him falling down that hill for you. I was going to say. Yes, seriously. Please do, and report back to the show on that. Brad, before we leave this subject, I have to ask you a little bit more about that moment when this is a while ago, so you're a young, up-and-coming comedian, you're probably not sure at that stage in your career, how great you are, how good you are, and you've got a hero of yours, Robin Williams, coming in and embracing your humor. That had to be an emotional moment for you, I'm guessing. Barry, I have a photo of it. We have a wall in the house that just says family, and every photo is a family or very close friends, and Robin is the one photo, me and Robin is the one photo that's not an immediate family member or a very close friend on that wall. It meant the world, because if I bombed the next night at wherever I was, I'd be like, "You know what? Robin Williams thinks I'm funny, so okay." You can hang your hat on that for a while. To answer your question, it was just so surreal, and I remember calling my dad and just being like, "Robin Williams, I'm pro the head," and then of course my dad laughs, and it's still a great joke, just prozac with a head, it's a great observation. No, it is. It's hilarious. Yeah, so the fact that that's happening, it's just surreal, and it just kind of validates the decision to be a comedian, because when you start doing comedy, there's no guarantee that you're going to be whatever you think successful is. There's no... It's the opposite of that. Yeah, it's probably not going to... The odds are not in your favor, but to have moments like that just makes you go, "Oh yeah, when I dropped out of college with one year left, and my parents were like, "You need to go back as they should have been," and I said, "No, I really like this comedy stuff." That was kind of the validation of like, "Yeah, I made the right call," so yeah, it was just a really cool moment, and every now and then, if I have a weird set, or a bad set, or something that I didn't like, I try to think back to those types of moments ago, "No, I'm okay." Like, Greg, I'm sure every now and then, when you're just like, "I don't know if I have another column in me," you just read their trade and Reno column, and then you're like, "Yes, I can fire one of these off. Come on." The guy still got it. That's how he did McDavid overrated. He like looked at that Merino thing, and he's like, "That's true. I can do another one of those." What can I say that's just patently ridiculous that's going to get a lot of eyeballs? I mean, what's next? I just loved Robin Williams, by the way. You got to be thinking about him now, that his special with all the water bottles, like with like the 100 water bottles, is one of my favorite comedy specials ever. The golf bit is a top five gig of all time of just how did they create the game of golf. If you haven't seen it, if you're listening to this podcast, I assume you're a sports fan, hit pause, go and listen to the Robin Williams creation of golf bit. I'm going to watch that entire special. Yeah. I'm going to go watch that entire special. Yeah. It's just fantastic stuff. It's no starfish, but it's okay. It's something. Yeah, you know. It's something. Now with almost 4 million views, I think the Greg Cody show with Greg Cody, I think that'll get me over the 4 million view hump, so it's known in the industry as the Greg Cody bump. We all talk about it. Thank you. You're the official comedian of the Greg Cody show. I hope you don't mind that designation. Well, yeah, until Chris finally follows through with his word and opens up for me, which he said he wants to do. I am. It's been a busy year, Brad. You and David Sampson. David Sampson also wants to open up for me. I would say David Sampson does not scream comedian when you see him or just please, please beat David Sampson to the punch. Don't make Sampson the first member of the show to open up before me. Please. Brad Christopher is actually, Christopher is doing a small opening act in early May because his younger brother is getting married and he's the best man. That's true. There you go. I would be surprised if between now and May Christopher did not hit you up for a couple of wedding appropriate. Tell me something meaningful about my brother. Hey, that is, I would say that I've done shows in front of the largest crowd I ever performed in front of. This was a group thing, not my own show, but a bunch of comedian in the show was 22,000 people. 22,000. The most nervous you'll ever be is for best man speeches or funeral speeches. Those are the most pressure you will ever feel. How it's like as a professional comedian, that's even worse for me because they go like I had to speak at my father's funeral that was the most pressure ever because not only am I eulogizing the man I love, but I'm doing it with everyone, the audience going, oh, he's the comedian. This is going to be good. That is true. That's true. You don't want a lot of pressure. I don't want to do that, but yeah, yeah, so yeah, that's going to be a lot of pressure for you. I'm actually not that nervous about it because a couple of months ago, my dad turned 70 and my mom pressured the shit out of me to like get up and make a big speech. So I felt really nervous for that one and I crushed it. So I kind of like almost like it almost did feel like getting up that first time. Like I feel like I almost did because I really was for someone who speaks into Mike's like regularly. Everyone was really surprised. Like I was super nervous before doing that. Did you plan it or did your mom just go get up there and talk? Oh, no, no, no. It was a planned thing. My mom's like here. She's like you and your brother are going to go up like and you need to say something at this. So we like planned a whole thing and it was funny like we did well. So like that honestly did make me like I'm not as nervous now as I think I would have been for my like because now, yeah, now just imagine everyone in the audience of a Greg Cody 70th birthday party is familiar with you and love and loves Greg and then I'm assuming loves you as well. Yeah. No one knows anything. Nobody knows me. Right. Yeah. How about you? I mean, maybe. That's why I'm scared, Brad. Yeah. You can plug it on the show and hold it and hopefully you'll get some Lebotard fans out there and see if you plug it on the show, you know, Dan's going to be like, well, let's film the set and then like break it down game film style, which you do not want your very first time on stage. So don't advertise on the show, just do it and then say you did it. And then that's that's the best, that's the best way to go. Yeah. I hope I hope it happens where Christopher gets to open for you before David Sampson. Let's just put that. Can't be there. I need that motivation. Sampson told me that and I kind of was like, what didn't and he goes, no, because I'm because he's doing this, he was touring for a second, going to city wineries all across the country. And he said that he thought he was getting the hang of it. So he wants to do just like for a guy, I mean, I'm a dwarf and jokes don't go over my head the way they go over David Sampson. I was just about to say, I have my like the way I feel about David has just gone in the upward direction for like years now, but I've never considered the guy to be funny. Maybe I'm wrong. And he's a smart guy. Maybe he could do comedy. Maybe I'm underestimating him, but I don't I've never thought to myself, man, he'd be a good stand up comedian. I would love to be surprised. Yes. I hope I hope that I am surprised there. Now while with me, we're like, yeah, that's just a stand up comedian waiting to break out. I mean, it's just like. Because you have so much that we because timing, good timing, comedy is pain plus time. So God knows that you have some pain, a lot of pain in your life, a lot of pain to follow in your father's footsteps in the sports media shadow is so dark. Yes. I would prefer I dare you to I dare you to tell Brad your your cake joke. Well, that's stupid that I made it like it's like the most dad jokey open to a, it's what I'm taking joke. I love dad jokes. It was just a oh, it's it's it's a best man speech. It's a thank you all for being here. What a day, huh? Like just beautiful day. The bride looks beautiful. I mean, honestly, it's an emotional day. I mean, look, even the cakes and tears. Oh, okay. There you go. No, no, no, no, no, it's terrible. It's terrible. It's terrible. That will not be my opener. That will not be the opener. It's so funny because we talk, you talk about dad jokes and my wife and I read it dinner the other night with a bunch of friends and my, my wife kind of like rolled my eyes or rolled her eyes and was like, Oh, he's always just telling these dad jokes all the time. I go, yes. Yes, I am. Hey, I'm a dad B. If I, if I tell the jokes that are really going through my head, then I get the elbow to the ribs and jumped and like, and then I get the, and I get the clutching of pearls. So that's why I'm telling the most, the most inexpensive dumb jokes out there because I know those are safe. And my dad makes us listen to dad jokes every week. You should have done them with Brad. You don't have them right now. Do you dad? No, I don't. No, um, but before you joined us, Brad, I was trying to explain to my dad what the shit chat is because of like what happened right before here. I know it's like a little. So, uh, how do we start this? Yeah. Um, the. Shit chat. It's a chat. It's a, it's a, it's a bunch of friends making sure that everyone stays regular. Yep. Okay. I don't give a shit. I don't give a shit. If any of my friends stay regular. Wow. Well, you wouldn't be good in the chat then. Yeah. I've honestly been bad at it. These guys are on a roll like a couple of guys are shitting like multiple times a day. Yeah. So whenever you take a shit, you just put a little poop emoji in the chat and the rule is no pictures. You cannot have pictures, the unspoken, but right agreed upon rule and, uh, right before we got on to do this podcast, um, uh, I got a text from Chris saying I need five to eight minutes. And then right after that is poop emoji popped up in the chat. I was like, great. So now he knows exactly why I needed the five to eight minutes and ended up coming under. I think it was like four to five minutes. It's sometimes you never know. You always want to build a little extra time, just in case. Sure. Sure. You were a baby bird pooper. You just can't, you came right in and I bombed and left. My dad would call it a Q, a QK is what you would call a quick, a quick crack. Yeah. Pending. Um, are there, are there, uh, unwanted details provided? Like this was a quick crap. I was only on the can. I recorded the toilet bowl as the ring of honor. Nobody shares details. You're only sitting there for 15 seconds and I mean, I mean, shares the most details I'd say, but everybody, I mean, um, me is the worst. If you're at, if you're at breakfast and you get a notification that a mean has posted in the chat, wait, just, just wait till after breakfast. He won't do any photos. Thank God. The, he does, he, he does use words like viscous. Yes. Oh, he does. Dad, you'll be happy to know that Brad on this, uh, 23rd day of January has taken 29 dumps this year. Yeah. Wow. More than one a day. Huh? Yeah. That's a super, you're a super regular guy. See now you, you, you, you discounted the shot. But now when we give you stats and numbers, you're like, Hey, I love this. I love that. I had a friend of mine. Oh, God. Christopher, you, you remember the late, great Jake Jacobson? Yes. A friend of mine. Pass. What a name. It really is. We also know, we also know a Ben Benson. We do. Jake's father used to keep a lifelong statistical log. And I don't use the word log, you know, is it just happens to be, um, of everything he did in the, in the way of movies he attended, times he went to the bathroom. He was like obsessive compulsive or whatever he was anal. He was anal. One might say. Yeah. That you could say that. Yeah. The fact that Samson is not in the chat. I feel like that's something that he would actually, because every time I hear him on the show, he's making a graph and he's charting something and he's doing, he's keeping track of all these things. I feel like that's something that would, that would benefit him. I imagine he has a shit chat with himself where he just texts his own number. Like I've shared. That's very true. Yeah. Yeah. So, but like, like, like we said, it's one of these things where you think it's disgusting and it's gross. If you start one with your friends, you'll be surprised how into it you get and it's it's. And like we check on certain members of the chat. If we haven't seen an emoji in a few days, we'll be like, Hey, man, you're doing okay. And there's, and it's an honest group, like you'll see sometimes like, Hey, forgot to report earlier and they're like, you'll see a delayed emoji where it's like, I'm not shitting right now, but I did it earlier and I forgot to report it. So here it is. Yeah. We, we, we try, we try to keep you, we try to keep each other honest and we feel it's the best for the friendship. We haven't added anyone. Should I add my dad go for it? No. I don't like that's a big move. Like we're gonna, I'm gonna have to talk to the group and see how they feel, but yeah, I have to be vetted. I have to qualify for it, but would you be willing august group? Would you be willing to report every time you shit to, to the group chat? I probably wouldn't think to, you know, when I'm on the can, the last thing I'm thinking of is communicating. What do you do on the can? Because you're not a guy. I mean, look, I know it's kind of gross, but I bring my phone in there, like I do it. And I don't see you dad as someone who does. So what are you doing when you're in there? I'm, I take the quickest craps imaginable. Like, I'm not somebody who luxuriates in my time alone on the can. You know, I'm doing my business, giving it a couple of wipes, and then I'm up and out. Okay. What am I doing? You need a triple flush. You do all that stuff. And then you go on. All right. You know, he's got, I mean, I mean, despite the fact that we're in a shot, he's got shit to do. Like he got loose as he's got to tie up. That's another thing he does to me all the time. Like, dad, you want to go to lunch, like, let's go now. I'm hungry. Let's, I got to leave in like 15 minutes. I got some, I got to tie up some loose ends. What are you doing in that time? Like what, besides putting your shoes on, like what actual loose ends are being tied? I'm a busy man. Brad. You've got loose ends. Yeah. You know, I have loose ends. But to me, when I hear I've got loose ends to tie up, I think, you have to shit. I think you have to shit. Oh, you have to like, to me, loose ends is a major thing. Like, hey, I've got to put the final details on to my last will and testament and send it to a notary. Like, that's, that's what, that's what gets into my head. If someone says, hey, I got some loose ends, I got to tie up. I'm like, oh, you got to go find an alibi for the murder you just did. Like, like, like, like, that's what I think of when I hear I've got some loose ends to tie up. I, I don't think, hey, I've got to pay this bill. I've got to tie my shoes. I've got a quick stretch. I've got to like, no, I'm thinking of major items that, that you have going on. Like, hold on. I got some loose ends. Dog died. I got a barrier in the backyard. Like, like, like that's what I'm thinking. I guarantee you. This is what your loose ends are. You hang up with me. You walk into your office, you upload megaphone, you reload to see what the latest episodes downloads are. And then you go into the bathroom, you pee, and then you put your shoes on and then you leave. Those are loose ends. But that's just, that's just called being a human. Like you don't have to say, I need 10 minutes there. You could just be like, all right, let's go. I'm ready to leave. I don't expect you to go from the phone call and walk directly out the door. I know that you need to close out of something on your computer and then put your shoes on. Like, that part is unspoken. You don't need to call those loose ends. I love to call it loose ends. Makes me seem more important than I am. Christ. I like it. I mean, like, I, I, I like it. I want you to use it, I want you to promise us, Brad Williams, promise this podcast that over the next two weeks, you will use that with your wife of like, once she asks you to do something, be like, I, and then just report back on what she says. When you tell you some loose ends, the tie up, I can assure you that I will do that. I could, I could give you a prediction on, on how that will go. And that is, she'll, she'll say, Hey, you know, bring, bring our daughter down. Can you wake up our daughter and bring her down for breakfast and I'll be like, I got some loose ends to tie up and then she'll, she'll, she'll say, yeah, like planning your funeral after that. So yeah, I will let you know how it goes and I, and I, and I will be as honest as I am in the chat with my reporting to make sure that it is, it is real. And it is authentic. Brad, before we let you go, I want to mention your tour coming up, I think starts in March, right? And goes most of the year. Yeah. I haven't until, I haven't announced the show yet, but I have New Year's Eve, 2025. That's how far I am planned out. So yeah, it's called the growth spurt tour. You can go to Brad Williams comedy.com and see all the dates. I'm doing quite a few Florida dates. I'm not doing it in Miami one of them, but I'm doing a Fort Lauderdale one. So I'll go say hi to the, I'll go say hi to the Stanley Cup champion Panthers. That's my, that's our area. That's where we actually live for Lauderdale. Yeah. We want to know. Maybe that'll be the show that Chris makes his debut. Not gonna happen. Whoa. Huge theater. No. It'll be a huge theater. It'll be like 1200 seats. No, no. I'll be in those seats that you were in for Robin Williams, like I'll be the one walking in there. This guy, it's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but that's exciting. Yeah, it's a big tour. I moved from comedy clubs to theaters in the last like two years. And it's been, it's been fantastic. The fans are awesome there to be in a theater and have everyone be there for you, not like a comedy club or sometimes they're just there because it's like, let's go to the comedy club that night. They're in the strip mall and they're wondering what to do after dinner. They're like, Oh, it's a comedy show. Like it's like, no, this is, this is the night out. They have planned this. They've paid for parking. They've gotten a babysitter. The Jerry Seinfeld bit of you did it. You made it. Yeah. You plan this and you're here. Yeah. That's right. And I've noticed that with my audiences now that we moved to theaters, they're more invested in the show, whereas in a comedy club, if some stuff goes wrong and you get kicked out of a comedy club, I'll go home and I'll tell the story to someone the next day. You're out in the theater. You're out in that theater. That is the show and I am digging it, man. I'm loving the theaters and it's, I read somewhere that people go to on average. This is average three concerts a year. So the fact that anyone is putting my show up there with their three concerts a year, bless you all. Thank you. That is a big honor and I do like, and I do not take it lightly. So I will give you the darnedest show that I can. Chris has seen my show a few times, so he could tell you, I put some effort in. Bro. Yeah. Brad, at this point in your career, what is the, what is the mindset you bring on stage? I'm very curious about this because it's like super confident walking on stage or is there like a healthy nervousness still or like your emotion? So when I'm on stage, I've been doing it 20 years, I'm confident that I'm good at this. So it's not like, will I be good, will they laugh? When I go on stage now, it's just, what do I have to work on? I'm never, I don't like to go on stage and just mindlessly go through whatever the routine is. I like to always have something that I'm working on, either be refining a bit or writing a new bit where it's like, I need to work on this new joke. So let me get these jokes out of the way that I know work, get the audience laugh in, and then let's try the new one. So it's just, what am I working on? That's normally what the mindset is. But I do, especially at these theaters, I like to take time when they bring the lights up and I can actually see the audience to just go, "Holy shit, that's a lot of people." And this is really cool because when I started doing comedy, I thought to myself, if I could be a touring headliner, I will be happy. If I'm just touring around the country, headlining small comedy clubs, I will be happy, mission accomplished. Everything after that is just bonus. So this is an incredible bonus to be able to do theaters and have these types of audiences, and yeah, come see the guy who Robin Williams called Prozac with a head. That should have been the name of your tour. Yeah. Prozac with a head. Look at there. Let's go. Where are you playing in Fort Lauderdale? Do you happen to know the theater name? Off the top of my head, I don't know. I won't get that information to you. It's one of the theaters there. Wait, good job, Dad, wait until I really put them on the spot. It's fine. It hasn't been announced yet. It hasn't been announced yet. So I was going to say, I didn't see it on your website. I was looking at the cities. I will. It will be announced and there will be some dates there. And I'll let you guys know the theater. So you know where you can see Chris Cody make his stand up comedy debut, not at the Chuckle Hut, no, he's going to whatever the theater is. Chris has told me he's going to talk to the Florida Panthers, they're going to bring the Stanley Cup out on stage. It's going to be amazing. Wow. Oh, they would do that. If you want the Stanley Cup on stage, believe me, I know people with the Panthers. So does Chris. We can make it. If the cup made it to the elbow room, why not make it to Brad Williams? I love my dad having me with all this power. I haven't gotten that, my hands on that goddamn thing yet. And you think I could just get it to Brad's show? I think we can pull a string and make that happen. Yes. Yes. Let's go. I'm going to promise that you want the cup. You got the cup. Yeah. I love that. So when is, as we let you go, Brad, when is the, the, the red carpet premiere for Spinal Tap 2, they, they have not given me a date yet, but they have a couple of, they have some times where they're like, we're thinking about this date. All I know is I will be free. I don't care what I got going on during that time. I'll be on that red carpet. You will see me with, there is, there will be a Sir Elton John, a Sir Paul McCartney, a Dame Grohl, a Garth Brooks. So you would reschedule a show for this? Absolutely. How does that work? Have you had to do that before? Like, have you ever missed the show because you were sick? Not because I was sick, but because something came up and it could not be missed. And I had to reschedule a show, I hate doing it, I hate rescheduling shows, especially now that it's in theaters where it's like, if it's like 62 people that were there for the Thursday night show at a comedy club, I still, I still feel bad, but not like I would for 1,200 people had a theater. And there's a bunch of logistical things that also have to happen that are frustrating. So I try to never cancel shows, but sorry for anyone that was, that is unfortunate up to have a show that weekend, whenever I got his moving. They get it. Oh, I think they get it. You have to. Yeah. What an experience that'll be. Yeah, man. And then I will report back to the Greg Cody show podcast with Greg Cody. And I will tell you all about that, that premiere and anything else that happens that is spinal tap related. Now, as we, we're literally leaving this right now to go to our Sunday night recap of football that we'll do later in the week. So I think as we end this with Brad Williams, we should all give our really quick predictions for these two football games. And we'll see immediately after that, if we were right or wrong, I'm going bills. And I think that they do it. I think the bills do it. I think the chiefs, you know, they haven't looked like the Chiefs this year. I feel like that finally catches up with them. And I like the Eagles in a close one, the commanders cover, the commanders cover Eagles win by like a field goal, Greg, go. Okay. I should say something different just to be different, but I too think the bills are going to win. Just say what you think. I have no question the Eagles in a win. And I don't think it'll be particularly close. I think the Eagles are clearly better than watching. Siquan Barkley against that commander's run defense is going to run all day all night whenever the game is. Whatever the game is, I'm a Broncos fan. So the thought of the Chiefs winning a third Super Bowl in a row makes me sick. So I will go bills and then, you know what, just for fun, let's say the rookie QB gets it done. Let's say the commanders, I have a few friends that are lifelong commanders fans previously other team names. And one thing I tell them is your team is likable again, which is so great. Once Snyder sold the team, they're likable. Now I root for the commanders, I root for their fans. I root for that area because before I didn't want them to win because Snyder was such a prick. Now that he's gone, I mean, I'm sure if you look into the new owner's past, it's not only going to be just sunshine and lemon drops. They'll be something. But the type of dude the dance nighter is just so appalling that I'm so glad that he's gone. And I'm so glad that we can root for this team again. And yeah, if you're not a Cowboys or Eagles or Giants fan, but yeah, let's go bills. Let's go commanders. I know it's impossible to get an honest answer here from you because this team has you in their pocket because they treat you like a king whenever you go there. But give me your honest assessment of bonics. You actually like, oh, I know, obviously you're buying it and you're into it, but like, he's just good, right? He's not like, he's not going to be Joe burrow. The thing is, is he and he did what he did this year. Think about who he did it with. Like there's some great offensive lineman on that team. But in terms of the receivers, with all due respect to men with Sutton and Mims, he's not doing it with like that receiver that makes you go like that Jamar chase, that Justin Jefferson, that boat, that bona fide wide receiver one and his ability to extend plays. I never felt he was panicking whenever he would run out of the pocket. He'd be cool, calm and collected. I put him somewhere between Tana Hill and Joe burrow. So like, a wide margin. He's better. I think he's going to be better than Tana Hill to where because Tana Hill is that Kirk cousins where it's like, he's good enough to keep the job, but he's not good enough to where you think anything's going to happen. Which is the no man's land for QBs. You almost want bad QB just like the widest range that I've ever heard. Like you're like, it's either Ryan Tana Hill or the best quarterback in history. I didn't say like, what do you know? I didn't say Jamar, Chris Russell, so he's better than Jamar, Chris Russell. I think Bo Nix is already more quality like already has better career like he's already better than Brian Tenno. Yes. So I guess that's not true. Tana Hill, I forget he brought the Titans to an AFC Championship game. Yes, he did. But it's like once it's just so thankful as a Broncos fan go through the last 10 years to be like, cool, we've got the guy because before it was like, is like, we had to ask ourselves questions like, is Brock Osweiler the guy? Is Paxton Lynch the guy? We just going through and going, they see the guys, see the guy. But now Bo Nix, the guy, he's the guy. And now, so now you can build around him. And I'm bought and paid for I am. But even if I wasn't, these are my honest to God feelings. So like, I'm sure you like when the dolphins got to and they had the season last year, you probably were like, cool. Yeah. The guy. Yeah. And now, you know, stuff can happen year to year, don't be wrong, it doesn't last forever. Daniel Jones had a game where we all we all remember Matt Flynn had a game. So not paid after that got paid after that game. So stuff stuff can happen. But for the most part, it's a relief knowing that we have the guy future looks bright. But for now, I'm hoping for a bills commander's Super Bowl. Yeah. And to close, I think Bo Nix may be the shortest quarterback name in history. Ooh, five letters, five letters. Oh, I like that. Yeah, I'm trying to think, I mean, toa, but then Tungo Violo, that's long. That might be that that is an interesting category. I'm trying to think of if anyone's five letters. I also want to know if Bo was short for something like is Bo short for Bartholomew or something Bostiferous, I don't know a book name, but yeah, but hey, Bo, Bo Nix, five letters. Okay. Yeah. So if you're doing the New York Times crossword and it's got five letters when they say NFL quarterback, you now have your answer. I'm actually Zach Stevens, a reporter for the Broncos tweeted on April 25th, 2024. Bo Nix is the shortest name in NFL history. Wow. Seriously. Cool. Like I looked up shortest that like names of athlete and then they popped up. Bo Nix is the shortest name. Wow. Good for him. Congrats, Bo. What a poll by Greg Cody. Yeah. That is what a poll to be able to identify that. His fifth like and finally with you, Brad was finally something interesting. Yeah, this is the it's a long closing, I don't care. It's fun. No, it's more for our editor because like we have like we try to keep these episodes under an hour. Like, yeah, we still need to do our football recap, but we have said five letters is staying in. Do not. That's gold. That's that's our A lists right there. That's getting that's getting aggregated. It's great. We're going long this week because this has been good. Okay. Yes. Go and do and do your other jobs. Happy to join you guys. We'll join you again for this after this final tap premiere. Yes. Yes. Thank you. I'm excited. I'll be there. Thanks, guys. All right, Brad. This episode is brought to you by all state. Some people just know they could save hundreds on car insurance by checking all state first. Like you know, to check the date of the big game first before you accidentally buy tickets on your 20th wedding anniversary and have to spend the next 20 years of your marriage making up for it. Yeah. Checking first is smart. 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I mean, I think I had four or five beers, but maybe five, six, maybe you never know. But listen, America did not get the super role match ever wanted. I think everybody wanted the underdogs Buffalo and Washington. Instead, we get Kansas City again against Philadelphia. What a piece of crap I am thinking that the bills were going to be like, what an idiot. This is on me. This is not on Josh Allen. This is on anyone who thought that the bills were going to win this game. So what were we thinking? So Bill's fan should blame you. I really hate the name. I really hope the narrative doesn't become Josh Allen sucks because man, was he great in that game. And he's been great. The past three losses to Kansas City in the playoffs, it's not on Josh Allen and the difference in tonight's game. It's a game of inches. Can K drops that ball? It was a razor thin difference, but Buffalo has not won a championship since the AFL days in 1965, Washington has not been one of two roles since 1991. That was the game we wanted and we didn't get it. It's just so disappointing. I mean, the first game was a stinker, not really much to talk about there. As much as the Jaden Daniels was a nice story, I think the Eagles deserve to be that running game that the Eagles have, that defense that they have, that's the best team in the NFC for sure. But Saquan Barkley, to me, is the MVP of the NFL because the two competitors, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen have both been eliminated. I think Saquan Barkley is the MVP of this season. And you're right, Philadelphia, 100% is deserving and you know what, so is, so is Kansas City. I mean, I'm just saying, if you're root for the underdog, you want it Buffalo, Washington. The Chiefs are the best example in sports right now. They just know how to win. It might not be the most, the fanciest thing to look at, but they're just going to annoy you. Patrick Mahomes does this thing. I love, I forget, I think Mina made the joke that Patrick Mahomes, when he runs, looks like he's trying to carry two beers because he just looks awkward doing it, but it's annoying and he gets it every time. And it's just the Chiefs. I mean, the whole studio was talking about how not rooting for the Chiefs in this Super Bowl. I kind of am at this point. I was going to be rooting for the Bills, but I want to see history at this point. I don't really have any kind of connection to this Eagles team. So, you know, if Josh Allen's not in it, give me, give me my homes for a three-peat. I don't disagree. I think at this point, I am rooting for the Chiefs to make it a historic three-peat. I mean, Patrick Mahomes earns everything he gets. So does Andy Reed, they're a great coach combination, like Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. And, you know, at this point, you get a roof of Kansas City, I think. Yeah. I love now that as are we did our football recap, we got to tell people PFPI week is next week. Next week's episode, there will be, I don't know how much we're doing of it, but there will be content from the PFPI Gala next week in next episode. We want to make sure to tease that. Yeah. For sure. It's the PFPI Gala, not Gala, but Gala and awards ceremony and Champions Center and Dick's Rough Riders has won again over a year. Yeah. They had a historic season, which we're going to get into if you listen to the PFPI Gala segments next week. It's very exciting. It's a big thing in the Cody household, as you know, and we're really looking forward to it. Greg's going to make for the Champions Dinner. Greg's going to smoke a couple of briskets on the Big Green Egg. Hopefully, that'll come out right. And so we're really looking forward to it. I actually just purchased four Uncle Dick sheets and giggles. Let me talk about them real fast, sheetsgiggles.com/grag right now, guys. 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He has now turned on the light, the sad little, what do we call this thing, the visor? The sad visor light. The sad visor light has been turned on. It's 10 o'clock at night. He's about to try to read dad jokes and three facts, Jack. I feel like we could have just not done this in this episode, but you wanted to get it in. I want to. And while I'm doing this, please keep your eyes on the road. He's always kind of thinking that his puns are any vogue. He cracks himself up like an equity yolk, and now Chris is more Alice broke dad jokes. Okay dad jokes, courtesy of a listener who sent me a 2025 daily dad jokes calendar. Care of the Levittart Show. Now the listener, it didn't have a return address. I have no idea who sent this, but whoever you are, you're listening, and I really appreciate it. Anyway, if these three dad jokes are better, worse, or about the same as my typical dad Joe. So all three of these come from this? Yes, from this daily dad joke calendar that was sent to me. Number three, why does the baker go to work? Oh, to get bread, because he eats the dough. Oh, bread. I was making the same joke, because a lot of people refer to bread as money. Number two, why wouldn't the port of bellows fit in the fridge? I don't know. There wasn't much room left. I was thinking of much. I almost got there. All right. Number one, what is the leading cause of dry skin? I don't know. Towels. It's pretty good. That's nonsense. All right, that actually, you can't stifle a laugh. That actually got a laugh for Christopher. Okay. Three facts, Jack. Where's my imaging? Exactly. There are three things that interest him, so sit right back for three facts, Jack. Number three, don't throw away banana peels. Chop them up and bury them in soil, because they make excellent natural fertilizer for plants. I feel like one of the most overstated things in, you know, cartoons and movies is that banana peels are slippery. I don't think they actually are. Have you ever met anyone that's actually slipped on a banana peel? I have not, but they are very slimy, because in Billy Madison, the O'Doyles fly off of their car, flies off of a cliff based off of a banana peel. Their name is the O'Doyles. In Mario, yeah. The O'Doyle rules. Yeah. Yeah. And in Mario Kart, whenever you'd run over a banana peel, your car would completely spin out. And I just feel like it's overhyped. I feel like you're not actually slipping when you have a banana peel. I think it is too, but I almost feel like if you're a person who has actually slipped on a banana peel and like sprained their back or something that you're standing up right now and you're going, "Wait a minute. No, no. They are very dangerous." You know what I'm saying? I'm trying to think of a fruit that would be more slippery than a banana anyways. I would say a rotten peach. There you go. Yeah. Yeah. True. Ludwig van Beethoven never knew how to multiply or divide. Number one. I love this one personally. Queen Elizabeth II, who just died a couple of years ago, was a trained mechanic and drove a military truck in World War II. The idea is that just the visual of her working under the hood of a car is funny. Yeah. I picture her at age 98 wearing a crown. I picture like, you know, someone going out to the garage to see where she's at and she like slides out from underneath the car and I was like, "Yes, I love it." Now I am making a unilateral decision and I apologize the way I said that. I have had a couple of fears because I'm not driving. I'm going to abandon the gripes of rat this week. We're not going to do a new gripe because I don't have a great one and I feel like the episode is running long and before we close out, we'll get back to gripes of rat next week. But before we close out, I have to say again, thank you Brad Williams. I thought you were great. We really love him. He's one of our favorite guests. He's a friend of the show. Thank you Brad and thank you listeners. We really appreciate you. Thanks a lot. I'm saying the word thank you a lot, but I'm fully gratitude. What can I tell you? Thanks listeners. Bye-bye. Love you. That kind of thing and you know it. Okay. Quit holding the mic next to my mouth because I'm out of material. Goodnight. That kind of thing. Bye-bye. I'm back in a thing. Have a good day. Have a good day. Have a good day. Bye-bye. (upbeat music)
Greg Cote Show podcast: Comedian Brad Williams, whom Robin Williams once called “Prozac with a head,” joins us to discuss his role in upcoming Spinal Tap sequel. Plus we chat up newly minted Super Bowl matchup and much more.
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