Name: Joe Rogan Experience #1981 - Pauly Shore
Uploaded: 2023-05-03T00:00:00.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #1981 - Pauly Shore' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-05-03. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #1981 - Pauly Shore' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-05-03. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #1981 - Pauly Shore

the joe rogan experience train by day joe rogan podcast by night all day
no you're fine it's okay come on man you don't have a giant burke crash his
head's twice oh my
god he wears them okay you can adjust it i feel like i'm going on up to the
mothership with these
things do you killed at the mothership that was the funniest i've ever seen you
were so loose
and so silly it was fun to see man it was first of all you could tell you were
you've been doing
stand-up you look super comfortable but you were you were so loose it's you
know it's stand-up as
you know is a rhythm you know and you just kind of figure it out when you're on
stage and you never
know what the is going to happen yeah yeah he just that night was just um you
know uh david was nice
enough to let me on his show and um after i you know put my finger under his boob
sweat i went like
this i like to do that a lot and then he's got sweaty brows and i did like that
and it got me excited
yeah yeah and then i and then i went and then i saw montgomery and i he had his
flip
his hair over and then i punched hans in the stomach and then i got on stage it
was all happening perfect
yeah yeah sequence of events so no it's you know what you said up there it's
you know it's in my
veins it's really in my veins like just the second i walked in that room i just
felt this focus and
that's what i said to you i just really feel like there's a focus there well
that club was a rock
and roll club i mean that you see the picture that's uh in the tunnel when you
walk onto the stage
yeah when you see the big picture of steve ray vaughn that's him performing on
that stage in 1983.
yeah that's the old alamo draft house it was only the alamo draft house from
the two i think it was
like 2007 on okay before that it had been a bunch of things it was a pool hall
at one point in time
it was a nudie movie theater at one point in time it was a punk rock club like
all the posters that you
see that are in the green room that are in those are all posters of people
performing at the ritz
it's all like oh so it was the ritz before the before the alamo yes oh it's
been the ritz since 1927
it has to stay the ritz no matter what it is that sign the ritz always exists
because it's a historical
landmark right yeah yeah i know well it's just what you gutted it out though
and you just i mean how
how much i mean you allowed to say how much money you spent on it yeah well i'm
allowed to say it oh
you don't say it no okay well you spent he spent a lot you spent a lot of money
on it yeah yeah and
those two stages you have to pay construction people yeah no i i i get it but
yeah they did a great job it
was they nailed it were there two stages before yes oh there was two they had
converted it when they
converted to the movie theater i think that's when they turned it into two
rooms huh yeah i don't know
how they did it uh but we have the same architect fortunately so he knew
exactly all the bones the beams
and all that yeah all that stuff we're the electricals yeah so you know there's
this thing that's happening
you know and obviously i've been in it my whole life you know since i was four
yeah and you know
and it's i'm you know first of all i'm so proud of you you know i have i i see
you sometimes and we
give each other hugs i say i love you and but i don't get to say how proud i am
of you i've seen you
my whole you know for years and and um you know on behalf of my mom too you
know because um i know
how much you love her and i know how much she means to you and i know how far
you've come i know how
far you've come because i remember when you first stepped at the store and i
remember seeing you in
boston and i remember because we're the same age and we came up at the same
time yeah and i'm so proud
of you dude and when i saw you on that nice when i saw you on that stage at mgm
when you worked with
chapelle i was like this guy's funny you know like really funny dude and i'm
not just saying that
because you know you become this you know this this massive business and you're
just this i'm saying
that from comic to comic i'm really proud of you thank you very much and
appreciate it man yeah and um
you're funny dude you know well no for real because i've seen it all i've seen
i've seen the best
you know i see i see you on stage i see kennison you know i've seen kennison i've
seen prior i've seen
eddie i've seen all these guys at their best and then when i saw you at mgm i'm
like dude you're really
like in the pocket you're not pushing it you know what i mean and it's great
been doing a lot of sets and
moving out to here it kind of changed everything because i first of all i
realized how important the
store was like i knew i was going to live out here but that uh having a
community and having a place
where you get to see people do sets all the time and you you work with killers
like all the time on the
road the thing is you don't really work with other people that much you work
with the two people that
you bring with you or one person you bring with you and you're not like in the
mix with all the killers
and i think that that's very critical to what we do well that's what you've
done out here yeah that was
that was the thing to do it was like the thing to do it was like there were so
many comics that had
decided to move here and a lot of them knew that i uh i tried to do it at
another place and didn't work
out and so that was like a big delay that that took like an extra year yeah it
took a long ass time
yeah i mean um hans montgomery david lucas these these you know working with tony
and just seeing these guys grow and now they're headlining shows yeah i mean it's
fucking derrick poston you've seen derrick and asana mod those guys are killing
it they're so much
tighter and they're doing so many sets because we're doing two shows a night in
both rooms
so there's two shows in each room yeah night so they they're getting all this
stage time
there's open mic nights two nights a week just like the store i talked to lucas
at the store who
you know works the bar and i'm like dude you got to just move out to austin
because this is happening
out here lucas earl he's a funny dude yeah he's very funny and he's a nice guy
and he cares
yeah and and and you know like you just said your guys are becoming monsters on
stage and a lot of it
has to do with you know the platform that you gave them you know and i love the
fact that you um you put
the phones in the purses you know they put the phones in the underbags yeah it's
fucking i think
every comedy club should do that that is a definite sense of freedom yeah there's
that too and it also
keeps people from being distracted like people are just so addicted to their
phones i know it
makes the show better i want to put my i wanted to put this in a yonder here
and it's already it's
off i still want to just want to throw it one of the things i've learned from
doing this podcast
is that it's really the only time during the day where i get to sit for a few
hours and
not look at my phone yeah i'm not always just checking my email checking my
text message responding
to text message i haven't responded to yeah trying to keep up with email yeah
yeah i just did yeah
overwhelming yeah i just did a five day pretty intense group therapy that i've
been involved with
since i was 19 years old and uh deals with a lot of um trauma different things
like that and i'm
actually a a staff i kind of help people out with the stuff they they go
through and in in return when
you help people out you get help too like for instance for me um you know i've
been doing it
since i was 19. um and it's a five-day program and it just helped me deal with
the trauma you know my
parents my parents passing and um you know just different things that have
happened personally in my life
because you know um i know when i was on here last time i was talking about the
career and this and that
and all these different things and you know a lot of those things that you know
happen to us as
people and people listening aren't who we are it's kind of it's it's circum
things that have happened
to us that we become angry or become sad or we become depressed but it's not
who we are because who we
are are are we start off with it as innocent babies you know we go into the
world and all these
fucked up things kind of happened to us and you know the the the stuff with my
family and the store and
my mom you know i'm not just a whatever guy i'm not donald trump you know i
mean even though probably
underneath it he's probably fucked up but i don't have you know but as far as
being turtle shell yeah i
have this emotion i got that from my mom and my dad um and um and it's hard you
know what i mean it's hard
um but so i'm i'm i'm i feel pretty good and um and it's it's difficult but you
know i want to look
i want to look into the future my next 30 years and i just want to try to be
joyful and you know and and
my thing is half full you know a lot of us in life we always look at other
people and we're always like
going you know oh like i can look at adam sandler i can look at all these guys
that are just you know or i
can you know look at the fact of what i have yeah you know and and it's and and
i'm not the only one
i think everyone should you know think about that because especially like you
said with social media
everyone compares themselves how many people are watching how many people like
us and all that
yeah that's so up for kids because they're just constantly comparing each other's
likes and you know
who you know who's got more followers and they're all competing against each
other and then you hear
about these kids that are like youtube stars that are 14 15 years old and they've
got millions of
followers like what's the youngest youtube star that has like a giant following
these kids are essentially
getting like the toys he's probably wasn't like seven and he had like oh yeah
that guy's that's insane
maybe he's 10 now yeah he's that guy that's insane that little kid probably can't
go anywhere imagine
him trying to go to the park all the little kids probably freak out where's the
toys what would you do
with the extra toys but what about what about you i mean you're you're you've
really like i mean you've
i mean you know i've seen it everyone has seen it you've just really i mean you've
how do people how do
people get to you it's difficult no but you know what i'm saying like how do
you like for instance
like you don't have a booker on this show well i do but but i don't like it i
choose yeah you're
the booker yeah but it's not like someone like picks the lineup yeah and then i
go over it with them
no so like for instance like nicholas cage is my next door neighbor in las vegas
like he's a friend
i've known him for many years like how would he get to you if he would love to
have him on i'd love
that guy yeah he's awesome i saw a video they did about his house in vegas oh
yeah 60 minutes
right yeah yeah yeah he's awesome i love that guy i met him once a long time
ago at a boxing gym
yeah he was there with his son his son was taking lessons at this uh boxing gym
that i used to work
out in hollywood you know super nice guy so but it was a weird one you know it
was like whoa that's
nicholas cage just hanging out in the boxing gym with a kid so so how do people
like that get to you to get
on your show just like this like this like this he he texts you you text me hey
what's up okay right
right that'd be nice to meet you he would be great on yeah yeah he'd be awesome
he's a fun dude he's
i mean with that nicholas cage movie what was it what was it what was the act i
don't know the
title but him and pedro pascal oh my god that movie's good yeah he's uh he's a
variable weight of
massive talent yeah yeah so good because i see because mark maron i see at the
store all the time and uh and he's
always like you know you're nick nick nicholas cage your next door neighbor you
know i wanted he has a
podcast an