The Green Room 2.7 - Bill Burr, Russell Peters, Colin Quinn, Caroline Rhea

so I answered him. The only thing that would make this story more boring is the person Rias is because he was talking about Kim. Kardashian with psoriasis is constantly in the news from the beginningThe people at National Psoriasis tweet me saying psoriasis is serious and it's not a joke and she says really and he shows me psoriasis on his elbow so we could say which brings up a really good point like you say Indians are cheap and then you tell a personal story with your father, so it's really a personal story, but you talk about it like Indian culture in general and you don't You get in trouble for that because the thing is when I say these things about myself or my people, I'm really generalizing about everyone because at the end of the day we all end up doing the exact same thing, but everyone thinks they're the only one doing it, so they do it.

I'm talking about Indians it's cheap, there are Romanians reading. oh we had a cheap 200, whatever you're talking about, they always say that everyone thinks they're the only people that do this and at the end of the day they hear me say and they're like, "Oh, so it's not just us, are they". You also know, that's what I'm trying to tell you so there are people who really don't like Indians clapping for the wrong reasons. You can tell by the laughter, when the laughter you know what I mean and that bothers you. when you're on stage like yeah, but it's a little bit with my head because I think you're not even getting the point here and I wonder when people talk about race and I've never seen your performance so I don't.

Knowing about race evokes more questions and people talking, so why bring up race if you don't want to have a conversation that goes beyond race? Why just make a joke about oh my people are stupid or my people are cheap or whatever? What's the point of that? Ultimately I go with the culture perspective because culturally it is completely different than race, we are outsiders and when you are an outsider you have a better perspective on everything and the more outsider you are the more perspective you gain but you make this Asian character phenomenal voices but I can't believe you don't get in trouble for that because if there's any Chinese here you'll know they immediately come to me and say it was the best Hong Kong accent I've ever heard, they recognize it right away.

I remember that too watching like when I watched Def Jam and there's a generic white voice that would bother me, but it was a specific white voice like you could imagine the guy, yeah, and then being like that actually happened, yeah, that's funny, but if it was like I was sitting in the chair, but Richard Pryor was the first person I heard that wasn't white doing white voices for the first time in my life, I was in the position of being the culture that is genericized according to some stereotype that doesn't really make you feel good, right?

I was like wow, let's be honest, they're not. I mean what I was saying, he's probably just afraid to get into a relationship. I know it's 10:30 that we start you have to go do a show yes, yes, I appreciate it very much, it's the bombing of the

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, have you ever offended your audience, have you ever crossed the line? Do you know how funny that was once? on stage doing my Asian part everyone laughs having a good time I have to get paid I guess it's better to have my money no so I'm on stage doing my thing a white guy stands up yeah you're racist for making fun of Chinese People because His girlfriend was Asian and I was like she was laughing, OPA lardo.

I was like, who are you mad about because the other Asians are laughing, you dummy? The thing is, a lot of people get angry about it, it's insulting to the people you're defending because they're basically saying they're too stupid to hear what you're saying properly, which is doubly insulting. Trying to decide what people will get. You have to write what you believe and know, and think is fun. if people want to react and write letters and do whatever they like, that was also very interesting if you listen to the radio, I listen to it all the time, I follow it constantly and the racist that comes out of the mouth of someone like Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck have a massive audience behind him, advertisers advertise on them, you know, that comes into play: you know why Tracy Morgan is a comedian whose intention was to be funny, why Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh and these? people's dissent is for show and politicization and this informs you, you get lost, it informs you, you make millions of dollars and I wonder if part of that is that people in general are like "I like him, him, him, instead hate Rush." I know he's going to say that, so we have the pass says you know someone like Tracy Morgan and they're like, oh, like he's a Colin Quinn fan, so I'll let him spew racist hate at him.

Yes, I have tickets to Bilborough, so I have sweet cheeks.