Name: What Jim Carrey Told Bobby Lee at the Comedy Store | Bad Friends Clips
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'What Jim Carrey Told Bobby Lee at the Comedy Store | Bad Friends Clips' from Bad Friends Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2020-07-03. Transcript available.

We're bad friends.
Howie Mandel called me and goes, you know, usually, you know, he's so proactive.
Yeah.
And he's like, hey, I'm doing this other, you know what I mean, reality show.
I'm like, I'll just do it.
What reality show are you doing?
It's not a reality show, but it's like a game show kind of a thing.
You know what I mean?
What is it?
I don't even know what it is, but it's like with you, Eric Stolstein, and the
other lady
that's on Modern Family.
What's her name?
Julie Bowen?
No, the Hispanic lady.
Sofia Vergara?
Yeah, Sofia Vergara.
Wait, what's her?
What is it?
Sofia Vergara.
Sofia Vergara.
He goes, yeah, it's Sofia Vergara and Eric Stolstein from Modern Family.
I go, it's just me too?
And they go, yeah.
And it's one of those just like game shows.
That's fun.
It could be fun.
I go, ah, I'll do it.
Normally, I would like not do it.
Well, I would ignore his call maybe.
I love Howie Mandel, but every time it's a business thing.
But isn't that good if he's calling you for business?
It's always like, you know what I mean?
So I have a show idea, right?
You, Joe Coy, you know?
Santino, you're naked.
You're in a bucket.
Yes, yes, yes.
There's score points.
Yes, yes.
And then Eva Longoria.
Yeah, right?
So if you're a Langangang, right?
From Modern Family, right?
They're judging you, but they're doing accents.
You have to pretend what they're saying.
You have to figure it out, right?
Sign me up.
And then the audience choose.
And it's always something like that.
And I'm always writing notes.
Like, okay, Bucket, Santino, right?
And then I'll see it a week later, and I won't understand the notes.
It'll say Bucket, Santino, Eva Longoria, and it'll say crowd and points.
Yeah.
And I'll go, I have no idea what the fuck that is.
Right?
Yeah.
So it's always, I love him.
Yeah.
Out of all those old school guys, I have to say, out of all those old school
guys, you
know, I love Louie Anderson.
Louie is.
You know Louie?
Come on.
Yeah, he's the best.
Honestly?
Yeah.
His role in baskets was one of the coolest things I've ever seen in my life.
He was so funny as Zach's mom.
Yeah.
But let me take it back one step.
What?
The reason I respect guys like that, like Howie's work ethic, like you're
talking about,
you're talking about a guy who's been in the game for so fucking long and done
so much.
His career.
Bobby's world.
I know.
Was.
So good.
Was so unique for a guy to do like that, that was a standup that could do 10
different other
things.
That was pretty incredible.
There is also a kid in me that's like, I remember when I was, I think in middle
school
and I was watching HBO or something and I was a kid and I remember watching
like Howie
Mendel, like, you know, young comedian special or something like that.
And he would, you know what I mean?
Hey, I got a black head.
He would pick up a black mannequin head and stick it on his face.
And I remember like as a kid just gut crying.
Yeah.
Right.
And then it's just like, I don't sound cheesy, but you know, so when he calls,
right, there
is that kid inside me.
Yeah.
It goes, there's that guy that I watched.
You know what I mean?
And then I thought it was, he was so great.
And then, um, I love also, um, Dice too, cause I just kind of grew up watching
him.
Well, they, they, they reconnect with a point of your childhood.
Yeah.
That's like, so like, that's makes you feel so happy.
Like, dude, when I worked with Jim Carrey on the Showtime show, we were having
drinks
and dinner one night.
Yeah.
And I'll never forget in the middle of him talking, I was like, just buzzed
enough where
I was watching his lips and I was watching his lips and it looked like he was
doing the
Ace Ventura mouth, you know, like, and it like reinvigorates that, that memory
from your
brain as a kid.
Oh my God.
It is weird to, it's weird when you, it's weird when you get to work or befriend
people
that you love, that you loved when, I mean, you still do.
I'm so intimidated by him that I remember when they were like doing auditions,
not auditions,
he came to the comedy store to see people perform.
I was on the lineup.
No, I know.
They had showed me and he came up to me and he goes, Hey, buddy, fucking
hilarious.
Right.
And I went.
You.
And then when, um, in Mitzi's funeral, in Mitzi's funeral, so Al Magical goes,
you know,
everyone's there, right?
Yeah.
And so Al Magical goes, um, Hey man, let's just sit over here to the side.
But for some reason, when we sat down, like all the cool comics sat with us.
So first Bill Burr, right?
And a couple of other people.
And then Jim Carrey walks and there's a gap between me, Bill Burr and a bunch
of people.
Jim Carrey sits right next to me.
Wow.
I go, Smutsusen, are you?
I'm so sad.
We funeral.
I'm so sad.
Are you?
Are you?
Are you?
Right.
And he takes his hand and he puts it on my back and he kind of just rubs it.
Oh, nice.
And I'm just like, oh, this guy is so fucking cool.
He's very connected.
He's like a really cool, connective kind of guy.
You can tell he, he, he, um, you can tell he's very in the moment.
He's very present.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I embarrassed myself when I asked him one time.
I said, Jim, where do you, uh, where are you living now?
And he, so stupid.
Why?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And he was like, um, I'm kind of everywhere, man.
And I was like, I know.
Why?
Why did you ask that?
Why am I asking a billionaire where he lives?
Why did you ask that?
They live wherever they need to live.
He lives, he can live here.
He can live there.
He can live fucking, he can live in LA for half the year.
He can live in Canada for half the year.