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I just said that we're all my guests when I meet him once again today. It is the return of Jimmy. Oh, yeah. Thank you so much, Andrew. Last time I was here, I went viral for being an alcoholic. You went viral. And we're going to drink again today. We're going to have some weller. We have some special reserve weller. And also before we even get this going going, I want to say I'm cheers and congratulations. His special is out literally right now. As we speak, it's live. It's available and it's live all over the globe. Uh, and it's called finally home. Finally home. Yep. It's going to be a movie theater. You can catch it. Finally home in theaters. Yeah. And theaters. That's the only way you can catch it. You know, it's crazy. Yeah. In theaters. It's it's going to be fun. It's a fun one. It's like a big concert film. We shot it five shows, 8,000 people each show in Hong Kong. It's just big. It's huge. Um, it's it's an English film, you know, but I'm mixing a little Cantonese like how George Lopez would with Spanish back then. Right. So it's got it. You're so Chinese. I said that on the way in. Yeah. Thank you. I appreciate most Chinese guy. I have recently gotten back and touched on my Chinese side. Cheers to China. Cheers brother. I mean, we have to say that now anyway, because they own this. Don't they own this podcast? Yeah. You were an alcoholic. Well, I'm not like, but somehow people misinterpretate and said I'm a binge drinker alcohol. It went very viral many times. It took a very, very viral multiple times because you said, I can't stop drinking. Once I start, I can't stop. And I jokingly go, well, you're an alcohol. And we left. And everybody was like, oh my god. He's doing it. It's like, what? It's just the truth, man. I drink much more than you. I'm sure. I think so. Recently, I've been drinking a little more, but um, nothing crazy. Will you stress down a little stress, man? Because of the special, the special with I, I got to go back. Well, well, this is shot like a week ago before, right? But I got to go back to the sound mix right now after this. I've been editing non-stop. You know, I know some comics. They look at the special gift some notes. They don't edit. I've been in this for months trying to put this puzzle together. Make sure it's the best sound mix, getting songs from people, getting behind a scenes footage, everything. It's just. Who'd you pull a song from that? You're like really proud of it. Man, I am. Well, first of all, this special has a few Hong Kong songs in there, favorite classics. So it's quite expensive. I pay for the rights of that. But I got a shout out to this brother G. Dragon and his team. G. Dragon. Shout out to G. Dragon. The biggest K-pop artist. If not the biggest ever. He's the coolest dude and his management is letting me use his hit song as my opening song. And that was just unbelievable how Asian brothers we do business with each other. By the way, and he's Korean and that's typically not the way that this used to go. So now you're breaking barriers. Yeah, Bobby Lee, they don't even talk to Bobby Lee. No, the Koreans don't like it, but they're giving your boy, like I'm super grateful, man. So thank you to team G. Dragon. Well, shout out to the Asian community as a whole big fan. We are at this show and bad friends of Asians in general. We span the globe. There's only one Asian that we don't like and you know exactly which one that is. That's right. That's what we're not going to talk about. We're not going to say it. Yeah, we all know what there. We all know who we all know what it is. We all know who they are. Yeah, that's right. And they is actually an appropriate politically correct term. Yeah. So it's like the nicest way to go about it. So you're editing the special. You're going to go right back out on tour when you're done. No, my tour is about winding down. I got about three more weekends. And then I'm done. What do you do when you're down? I'm going to go back to grind it out at the improv at the store or whatever. You're just going to go do. I didn't do material. Local shit. Yeah. I'm not going to take some time down and just sit at home by yourself. But this is going to the improv is me sitting at home. Like it's fun. Like what are you doing? I don't know man. You got to get a hobby. You know, my buddy told me that. No hobby. Yeah. I got hobbies. What do you have? I mean golf is my number one hobby. Yeah, that's big. Golf is my number one favorite hobby. You still shoot hoops? A little bit. Not like I used to man because we're in our 40s. It's tough times times done changed. Yeah. Also, like I don't want to get I got I told the story on the show. I got dunked on by like a 17 year old at a YMCA like a couple years ago. And I was like, that's it. Yeah. And then you see Thompson girl like tear his shit up. What are we talking about? Yeah, what are we doing? I'm not going down that line. No, so you got it, but a hobby. You got to find something that's going to tickle your fancy. You know, that's away from the business. You're so right. That doesn't make me any money. Well, yeah, probably he's going to cost you a lot of money. Right. I do, I mean, look, I do fantasy football. I play video games with my boys. That's not it. What do you mean? You got to have physical activity. Something that is a you time thing that you could do by yourself and you can do with other people. That's a real hobby. Wow. Like, can you do it alone? Yeah. And you can do it with friends. Cool. But you can choose instead of like video games kind of a hobby. Yeah, yeah. You know, you can do it alone. I garden. I cook. Okay. This is good. Yeah. I do know you cook. I've seen this online. Yeah, I love it. So the gardening. That's a good one. That's a good hobby because it takes your mind away. You can escape. Uh huh. You're only you're only thinking about the shrubbery in front of you. Oh, it's great. Yeah. Home Depot. I got a local Mickey's hard to taste. Pick up some basil, grow it myself, and I got to cook it. What did you say after Home Depot? Mickey's hard to show out to Mickey's hard to taste. Oh, the what's her name's dad? This Mariska hard to taste brother. I borrowed it. Oh, I thought it was her dad on a fountain. It's on fountain. Yeah. Great, great place. I passed that a hundred times. Yeah. And I saw the name and I thought that's got to be the same. Yeah. Yeah. Really nice plant place. Mariska Hargote. Is that her name? Mariska. Mariska. Mariska Hargote. Hargote. Hargote. I don't know, bro. Mariska Hargote. Mariska Hargote. Yeah, that's her brother. Where is she from again? Look it up. She's she's from um what show was she on? Law and order. Law and order. Yeah. Amazing actress. She's from Santa Monica. Santa Monica. Shout out to a local. That's why her dad did that. And you're opening up a business soon here, right? Aren't you going to open up a kitchen here? You should. I'm thinking about it. Jimmy's kitchen. Um, that'll be fun. You know, I just cook whatever. That will be a good hobby. See that's yeah. It's not a money maker. It's a money loser. It's a lot of money loss. And then um, but uh also me am a buddy. My buddy owns dirty birds shout out dirty birds. Great wing restaurant in San Diego. Dirty birds. Yeah. It's awesome. You're wrapping the hat just to show your birthday. In my alma mater, UCSD. I own a couple of percentage of it. I try not going to make me any money. But uh, we have this great restaurant idea that we're thinking about maybe opening a bagus. I don't I don't want to give it away yet. Don't give it away. I don't want to give it away. Don't tell the kids. Yeah. Dirty birds isn't wearing San Diego. What part? Many locations. Uh, there's one in UCSD. There's one, uh, by the SDSU area downtown. Many, many locations. So it's all over the place. Yeah. But I only get money from like one location. So go to the UCSD. It's a bad deal. Yeah. Go to UCSD. Yeah. Yeah. You went to school there. Yeah. I hated it. So fun. Why? Fuck and most boring school on the planet. Why? Yes. It's either the stone or white surfers or like quite studious Asians. Yeah. And then when I got in there, you know, I was like smoking weed, you know, whatever I was I was trying to be cool. I was trying to have my college experience and I never got that because everybody was just studying in that school. Beautiful campus, though. I don't discourage anyone from going there. Also, I just never like college. I want to do music at first. That didn't work. So and then I got to this stand up and, you know, and that kind of worked. Yeah. Nothing to do with whatever I studied. I knew it had nothing to do. You know, that's kind of a trip. I you wanted. What was your what was your your your name as a musician? What was your stage name? Come on. Um, man, it's so lame, bro. Like were you a rapper? No, no, no, no, I know. Most Asians get into rap. Why is they go right into rap? I know I couldn't rap. Like I didn't have the talent. I wasn't on beat. I wasn't MC gin, you know. So I try to make beats. I produce beats and my producer name. It's so embarrassing. No, I love this. It's called Doc West. Doc like Dr. Drain Kanye West combined. You know, I'm just going to leave this. I hope this doesn't give viral. Go back to the alcoholic. I really hope that clip goes viral. Doc West, a combination of Dr. Dre and Kanye West. Yeah. And I was selling beats. I was doing okay. Uh, what do you sell a beat for at that time in your life? Nothing man. 200 bucks. Yeah, what do you mean? That's money. I sold it actually to a porno site. Oh, yeah. Call Fudge Stick.com. Shout out Fudge Stick. Thank you so much. It doesn't exist anymore. Uh, but it's a Fudge Stick.com. They lost all their money. Yeah. And they bought a couple beats from me, man. You know, that's kind of cool. Yeah. How did they find that about you? How did a porn site know what you were doing? So I used to put my beats up on SoundClick. This is before SoundCloud. Okay. SoundClick is for independent, uh, musicians and rappers. I think soldier boy blew up on it. Really? And then also for you selling beats, you know, so they found me on SoundClick. So, uh, that's how I sold for beats. SoundClick. I'm not sure if it exists anymore. It sounds like bullshit. There's a lot of fun sites back in a day. That used to be my hobby. I need to get back into that. Uh, there, there used to be a site called rockbattle.com, like ROC, you know, and, um, it's you battling beats with other producers. It's kind of fun. Oh, that's actually a good idea. Yeah.
man that's that that that kind of shit that's your hobby bring that back i know i got to do so yeah yeah like you know like rustle peters keeps a couple turntables in house he always and he has parties he dj's and shit that's fine then he'll get famous people to come over and dj as well that's pretty fine yeah like he has rustle peters one of those guys are you a hip-hop fan or no huge well he's you know he's like embedded in this in the world of it all like he brought bumpy knuckles to the to the comedy store like to what two weeks ago or whatever that's okay that's all right you said you were a huge hip-hop fan did you lie well you know from a certain era of hip-hop i hold you again i'm 38 now yeah i get we're close yeah yeah i was i i was graduating high school when you were getting in but also you got to know from zero to 13 i was in Hong Kong so i don't know any hip-hop then yeah that's gonna learn about hip-hop from like two thousand nineteen ninety nine and on the sisco era the thong song and then it got into the dirty south era you know like that that kind of stuff that's the yeah right now a thousand a two thousand five is what i'm into still a good era great we had the guy oh i got to tell this as crazy we had a guy we were just on the road we had the driver pick us up and Devantre Coleman who i don't know if you know that is a great comic he opens opens for me and we're sitting in the car and the driver's a little uh he's a little uh what's a good way to say this woodsy he's from the out he's from out he's from out there you know i mean you understand what i'm saying and uh he's like man y'all are a lot better than the other guy i picked up man y'all are cool and i was like oh yeah yeah who's that he's like i mean you're nicer than two-pock and i was like you picked up two-pock and he's like yeah just a couple months ago i was like all right i go you picked up two-pock huh and Devantre is looking at me like giving me one he's like you egg in this guy and i was like so how what what was two-pock's deal he's like well they lost his weed in one of his loggages and he got all mad and you know how much they like to smoke weed and Devantre goes who's they and he goes rappers and Devantre is like right sure and then he goes he goes yeah he was throwing a fit i go i think you're mistaking two-pock's been dead for a very long time unless you know something we don't know right i go unfortunately i don't think it was two-pock he goes yes it was i picked him up and i said i'm sorry sir i'm sure it wasn't two-pock and he goes he said come on he performed at the same place you're done he's sung uh uh uh funky cold medana and i said very famous two-pock's deal i was like that's tone-look and he was like yes yes i was like how many people have you told that story too like how many how many times have you told people you picked up two-pock and someone was like wow yeah i mean Dave picked up two-pock man you won't believe it he no he picked him up dude i'm telling you at least he was a rapper and he did smoke weed sir yes the man had a point two-pock is pretty far off dude like holy shit and two-pocks like not a rogue name that's one of those famous rappers of all time so like also famously dead famously dead yeah they'll put a tone-look fucked with him and be like my name is two-pock that actually smart he probably did right he's i got to tell you what my name is two-pock and he was like all right two-pock well i've heard of that before well listen two-pock when you want to go back to the airport you just let me know yeah you go ahead and smoke your weed buddy then he said this is insane this was out of pocket too we're talking about the Epstein files and you know we were talking like i said you know what they should do anyone that's that's gets you know anyone that they put through the system and gets actually caught instead of all this like speculative like who's in the list i was like they they they should public execute these people and then stream it i go put it on showtime like we used to pay for fights back in the day you know i was like make me pay and then make the money go to like victims and charities right so i'm making kind of like a a bold profound point and then he goes i think they should execute him too and i said right on dude and he goes but you know my favorite is hanging oh my god the voluntary slowly turns to me and i was like no no no no no no i was like don't don't i don't want to go down this rabbit hole with this guy did where was this this is out in this is in uh where we in in in Oregon and like rural Oregon got rural Oregon got some uh got some of them people over there it's funny people always think like the west coast you know especially like yeah you know you go down to the south and they're like yeah you liberal all you west coast tipi liberal and you're like brother you don't know rural you going to suburbs of california like deep cally and like deep Oregon different worlds there's some there's some races that there's some different worlds i was like go to orange county well no you have about to but like you go out to the sticks dude that's a different culture like i think people think that's everyone in Oregon is in portland you're like that's not that is this much of Oregon the rest is people that work on that land out in the middle of nowhere this dude was very nice for the record i think he just was uh he just comes from a different world different world that uh dude but davancho is egging me on too he was like he's like that's your boy i was like that's not stop doing that he's like that's your boy don't don't try to like shoot this guy on me dude no we had some we've had some fun on the road but this is the first time the reason i ask about you taking a break is the first time in five years that i'm not doing a tour wow do you go from tour to tour you don't stop i'd never did until this year this is the first year i'm doing a couple of dates right like i did a couple of senos and i'm doing like two more casinos for fun but um no dude i'm not doing like an actual sit down and like they were like in the fall it's carve it out uh at the beginning of this year to carve out for this fall and i i had an epiphany i was like i don't think i'm gonna do it this year for the first time i think i'm just gonna let life happen a little bit more but are you doing stand up are you building or are you just doing hobbies no no i'm building too but i mean i'm building on my own accord i'm not like there's no gun to the head of like you got a back dude your fall is coming that's huge because i think that's when you get creative that that's when the new ideas come so you don't just go back to the same rhythm of like okay this is the type of jokes i write and sometimes you'll write a joke and it'll sound like a joke you already have yes all the time it drives yeah because you're trying to build a new hour right and you're instead of letting it come to you so i'm letting it come to me a little bit more more than anything else that's great man yeah i have to you know what i mean i just feel like at an age at a time you know like you're gonna put this out this is huge you know go watch it right now but like i just think we need to at some point go all right let me let me take stock right and see what's next because we always are like go go go go go go yeah and you know the world is ending now anyway so you might as well enjoy it i think so yeah it's gonna bring down yeah and in many ways i mean yeah it's over man forget about the war just even AI in a couple of years you're dead we're dead or it's not gonna be relevant i'll just sell my image and then they're gonna write a special for me it's fine yeah they'll go is someone will get home after a long a long day of cooling off some of the machines that are doing AI of like filling the water coolant you know for AI and yeah they'll get home and they'll go uh hey tv there'll be no streaming service it'll just be hey tv put on a Jimmy Oyang specialries talking about growing up overseas yeah and it'll be two hours of you and banger shit banger banger you're done new shit new shit even the even the ika even the AI of you goes new shit and everyone loses it yeah new shit imagine setting your makeup then forgetting it's even theirs meet new grippy setting mist from mabley new york gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours with flexible all day comfy grip no tightness no stickiness no residue just plump dewey hydrated skin that still feels like your skin try new grippy setting mist from mabley new york maybe it's maybe lane shout out to angelo bowers by the way that's what he used to say do you remember that guy do you know that guy angelo passed away he was great he used to say that new shit he would say that when a joke bomb that was new new shit new shit just letting them know you know those no but those are the days that like uh solidified you as a comic and i don't think they're gonna take us over i don't i think people still want to be one of the last places because it's a live thing people go there for jokes but to feel connected as human beings yeah they want to feel well people relate to you the reason that i think you've gained so much and we've known each other for a pretty good amount of time i think you've gained so much weight in comedy is because uh you know you're funny but that's uh once that's a given that's over but you're also someone that like people want to see and relate to you're not kind of this untouchable person that you know you still have a ground in this about you and i think that's what's important in comedy and people do want to see that and feel that yes they want to know you a little bit they want yeah and i think it's i think with other other shit that a i's trying to replace um you know it's it's easier for the machine to mask the human which sucks but with us it's like if you're going to see live performance yeah that's gonna be hard to duplicate they're gonna try but i hope the god they don't fucking that's why i think that doesn't work like like the theater sales are a little down but yeah like live stand-up live music is doing better than ever yes kind of crazy people want that connection yeah and i hope they still want it yeah please god keep going to enjoy it and ingest it because otherwise and i think that that that's what we do as comedians as artists that that's why it's important you kind of taking time for yourself to to let it come to you because a is very good as sampling what you've done yeah and then creating new shit off of that and sometimes we do that it's something like maybe i should talk about my dad more again you know right and then we do that but then when you go a different route a i can't even do that because you are now reinventing yourself in a new lane this is no longer oh uh write me two hours jimmy oh yeah write me two hours and you're santino because yeah write it based on the old shit but it's that new fresh stuff that i think people will appreciate you heard it your first from doc west let that go viral huh instead just be drinking now cheers by the way let's do have a drink let's have have a drink
This is a we're sipping for those that want to know they always has what do we this is some well We're having some well or special reserve Very good Kentucky bourbon want to have you ever been a Kentucky played Louisville maybe I play Louisville maybe like I think I played a college years ago for like eight hundred dollars. That's good. That's good That's great. It's a page. I mean my flight my hotel was like six hundred. Yeah, you lost you lost you made a hundred and twenty six dollars Yeah, now I got to pay my college agent 20% so I made like a box. Yeah, which is a lot, which was a lot You know, did you ever get did you ever get ripped where you were supposed to get this amount of money on the road And they paid you under what you're supposed to get because that's the old school stuff guys used to get that all the time Few few and far between cuz I would never agree to that much money anyways like a fifty bucks in a burger sure I'm there you can usually pay you that a hundred percent. Yeah, you get the burger. Yeah, yeah, fifty bucks We'll might we'll put it on your tab. Oh, oh, I did. I mean I've talked bad about this man because he's dead Do it at a Stanford and sons we talked about him. Yeah, man Craig Craig glazer You're a good fucking dude. Oh, yeah, man. We love you. You're not like most Chinese that I mean, I don't like any of you Let me show you to my local local new station here. We're we're gonna do a little But this guy right when I this is like one of my first headlining sets Yeah, you know, so I didn't sell them. He tickets. I did okay Kansas City Kansas City And then right before I got on stage literally they were announcing my name and then Craig glazer came was like, hey, man So Take a say I was a little little short, so I can't really pay you a full amount. Let's welcome Jimmy Oh, yeah, and I'm like fuck what am I I gotta I gotta go do my set, you know, did you talk about it? No Green I was first thing out of mouth. Then I'm like, hey man owner just told me I'm not gonna get paid tonight So let's have fun. I was just thankful now. 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I mean, it was those days. It was fun. Yeah, he really got the sting or something sting. That's exactly right about so funny. Dealing drugs out of ASU and then getting caught by the cops and how did he die? Overdose, overdose. No, no, actually, but I'm guessing. Yeah, we can always kind of guess like if somebody goes Santino, die Jimmy and you go, how? And they go, yeah, drank himself to death. You go, right, makes sense. Right. He didn't die in the golf course. No, he got hit by a golf ball, but he was drunk. I do drink responsibly for those we're just kidding around. You have to go back to work after this. Yeah, well, but a little sip is fine. I mean, they did this in the 50s and the 60s. They had a little drink at work at lunch. Mad men. Mad men. Come on. Yeah, yeah, I like that era when you can just have it in the office. They probably have drugs. They definitely had drugs in the office. Yeah. Yeah, but you can't do drugs. Not in the middle of the day. Oh, but like at night. I'm a nighttime drug guy. Yeah. Yeah. I'm just a weed guy. Well, I'm a weed and beer guy. All right. Dude, I'm old. I mean, yes. I mean, mushrooms. I do love. Oh, that's nice. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You ever microdose mushrooms? No, I've never done any psychedelics. Come for a ride, dude. I would be down for you. You've never done psychedelics. Never done shrimps. Brother. Yeah. You want to have some fun? Yeah. Not right now, but another time. I would love to with you. Let's do it. Like it. They're the best mushrooms to me are the. It's my favorite. It's my favorite in toxicant because it it does you just you feel kind of buzzy. You feel a little buzzy boozy happy. Yeah, but you're not like overwhelmed in a way unless you take far too much. Yeah, yeah, just take a little bit. You just feel a little feel a little jazz. I feel like everyone. There's like weed and streams people. They're like pretty thoughtful smart people. Yeah, usually. Yeah. And then there's like the hard drug, like the coke and the math people. I don't get along with those people. By the way, I took a big habitable with my sister for my dad's birthday a couple nights ago. And we had a couple of drinks. And then I took an eddie with my sister. And then as soon as we got to the restaurant, I had a couple of those waves, or you're like, fuck, dude, am I going to make it through dinner? Like I turned over like I turned over to my wife and I was like, I'm having a lot of fun. She's like, are you okay? I was like, I'm so good, but I don't know. I'm not even hungry because I was like zoom in. Yeah, as soon as the first wave hits. Sometimes you're like, oh, shit. Now that shit is so strong. Oh, dude. Edibles are insanely strong. I do. I mean, just vape, like even just once a month knocks me out. Yeah, you don't do you ever smoke smoke anymore? No, I can't handle it. Why? It's too strong. Oh, yeah. We'll just take one hit. Just take one. Yeah. But then what am I going to do with the rest of the joint? Save it. What do you mean? Put an astray put outside? I guess. I mean, we live in California. I mean, I literally tap it out. And like my cousin stays at the house. And you'll see it every day. Slowly go down in the astray. Go out. Take a hit. Yeah. Move on. I mean, some people, young people now, I mean, they can smoke a whole, well, you know, a whole joint to the head. And I don't, I can't go. I'm not there. I can't do that. No, yeah, I used to take long hits in college. Yes. What does that? I remember those days. I can't do that anymore. Yeah. But even back then, I never did like hard drugs. Really never touched anything. Nah, man. There's something. I'm a downer guy. I think my mind is racing to see this clip. It's going to go viral. I can hear. I can hear myself. And you're going to say, oh, no, you're a fucking drug addict. And then it's going to go viral. Let's try it. Go ahead. Okay. I don't know. I'm a downer guy. Yeah. I want to take stuff that I go to sleep. I don't, I don't want to stay up. Right. Well, it sounds like you're a drug addict. I don't see. This is like, no, nobody's that interested. I'm a nerd. No, you are. You're a, you're a, you're a sweet man who's got his life in order. That's what it is. Yeah, you're two put together. I thought I was like a badass. No, you're not. I'm like, I'm going to go day some girls. That's like bad. No, not can't do it. I'm a nerd. Are you still single? Yeah. Oh, no. It's tough. It's tough out there. You did. You're not on the apps though. Not really. I'll get them when I'm bored and I delete them. So what are you doing? How are you fishing? At all Instagram? I try to meet people in real life Instagram friends of friends. Yeah, but that's not. And then also lately, I've been traveling to Asia a lot. You know, I try to meet some people there. It's a little different. We want an Asian girlfriend now. I think so. I think I've came back to Christ, but you know, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter because I, I started having like all these boxes, you know, that I want to check. I'm like, she needs to be Chinese. She needs to speak Mandarin. No, the culture can cut blah blah, but who gives a shit about any of that? Sure. Like, you just need to find a person you have fun with. Well, your mom probably does. Yeah, but you know, I'm not dating for my mom. I think at some point in my life, maybe I was, but now, but, but, but are you, would you ever want to get married? Or is that not a thing on your sleep? For sure. Oh, you do. I think this is my new hobby. You get married dating seriously. Yeah, that's the hobby. Yeah, that's is a hobby dating. Yeah, it's got to be. It's got to be a hobby. Or is it too serious? It doesn't make me money. It loses you money. Just like a rather hobby. Yeah, but I can't do it by myself. Yes, you can. Take yourself on a date. Yeah, really get to know yourself. I could. I could. I mean, I'm not connecting with any of these people. Technically, you are doing it by yourself. You are doing it by yourself. That's true. If you're not connecting with a person that you're with. So what's the difference now in the dating that you're taking? You're taking and trying to take a slower. So not not trying to hook up right away. I don't think so. I mean, I do sometimes. You do. Yeah, you still. But, but I, you know, I think like the old school courtship, I actually talked about it, uh, with Bobby and Carlisle on their podcast. Yeah. Because she's Filipino, the Filipino courtship and like the Asian courtship. I kind of like that. But then you put yourself vulnerable out there. You don't know. Do they subscribe to that program? You know, what have you just friends owning yourself? Right. And they're like, you know, banging 10 other people. You don't know. I don't think so. I could be 12. But I'm trying to, I'm trying to date seriously now. It's just getting some horror stories or something. It's something. Some Some horror stories. Horror stories. Some horror stories. Do you have some horror stories? Horror stories. Oh, yeah, I got both. No, no, but a lot of it. I did it to myself because I wasn't dating seriously. And then I'll start taking someone seriously. And then you're like, well, you never kind of was on the right foot. Anyways, you know, but now I'm a little more intentional. Um, so a little more vulnerable. And we'll see, uh, we'll see what happens. Are you counting the days until you think it's appropriate to hook up? Not really. But you're saying let it happen. But not right.
yeah I'm not trying to force it you know that's a that's important in the name of the law yeah that's very important yeah yeah no no I just um because I think back in a day especially the age that we grew up American pie big pimping like all that shit yeah like you know that's what I grew up with like when I came to America I'm like oh you got to hook up yeah you're a fucking loser right you got to get some you know right but now it's like I'm trying to friends on myself sometimes you're doing it you know you're doing it and by the way then they'll come whoever's supposed to be there or there but you going over to Asia to go not yeah just because you're looking yeah you're really looking to grab one huh we'll see bring her back we'll see I mean I have this whole bit that I'm working on it's like I got to find a right amount of Asian yeah what's the percentage oh I don't know I've dated this half Asian girl that didn't work out I dated someone that's two Asian didn't work out you know like you got to see I just got to find the right like I am a certain amount of how many Asian what Asian are you how many Asians are you I am I'm just Chinese no but I mean what percentage of Asian are you in the waiting in the wait I would say like 70 30 70 percent American like westernized and 30 percent when I grow up in Hong Kong and now I'm a little more back in touch maybe 40 percent so we're 60 40 now 60 40 so we're losing them I told you we're losing them yeah so what's it going to be for you you need a girl that's around the same around the same are you a 60 40 Asian woman we need you to date Jimmy oh yeah so please email us here at I want to date Jimmy at gmail.com we're gonna get you linked up with him and make sure you list your percentage are you a 60 40 or you a 50 50 or you explain 30 how can you percentage you know we'll go through we'll log we'll you know we'll have someone at the at the studio build an AI thingy yeah and just figure out who's the best and we'll match make yeah we act like we're gonna get 1000 submissions we need like a yeah it's gonna be three people yeah we're just look at it yeah it's like it's like in people that you know very well already one of them's your ex and you're like no no no you have to you got to get the Asian percentage your 60 40 sounds here's the probably right there are full on white girls that could be 40 percent Asian there's some full on white girls that might be 60 percent Asian for some I don't mean like by blood it's it's it's sometimes the mannerism the culture the respect yeah you know um diet the understanding yeah whatever yeah well you gotta like Asian food well you got I mean you gotta love it yeah that's 10 percent I mean this guy he pushed me over I mean I was always a hundred percent American dude but Bobby really pushed me into the Asian world I mean what are you now 20 yeah probably 80 20 yeah that's pretty good he slid me in 25 some some weeks I really get Asian but how how Asian is Bobby himself he might be you know you know secretly this is kind of funny he can attest to this he's more Asian than people give him credit for that's true because he does love the culture like obsessed with great Asian restaurants we'll we'll avoid it but does still speak Korean to his mom but do you like like will you will you ever will you only speak a foreign language to foreigners or will you interject English into it too to family members oh like when my parents will usually speak shanghainese nobody really speaks shanghainese except for you guys yeah but they can also speak Mandarin and English it's a struggle like when my ex or girls have dated them and my parents right would speak English and if they're polite you know they pour them tea call my dad uncle or like whatever like just be nice like it's fine you know yeah it's a part of life it's a fairly big part of my life my family but it's understandable as long as there's a respect you know it's learning the language is going to be very hard and and then but it will be nice to have someone that speaks Chinese but I think I I have done that where I try to find something like that but I over indexed in that skill you know I mean yeah you put too much stock into it right like someone oh they speak Chinese or like they can cook and then but we don't really even nothing else jive you know yeah but that's cool that this is what most Americans do I feel like as they compromise they go whatever I'll this is good enough but what I'm saying is instead of looking for the stats now you know checking the boxes technical stuff I'm kind of going back to like we got to get along we I got to be happy around I got to like you first that's the most important thing anything else I can beat the Chinese India yeah yeah man everything else just don't be a fucking dick right that's you're gonna get there yeah no riot though you never did that I've done that I have that on my phone I've heard that's a nightmare it is what it is I don't Bobby gets on that thing and it's like supermodel and sweet and he's like what the fuck am I gonna do that yeah I don't put too much stock in it I've met a few people on riot that's very nice never dated day but um yeah it's not if it happens it happens hey like I'm fast on these dating apps like I don't try to fucking talk to you for like three days on riot I'm like hey you in LA okay you want to hang out no you don't want goodbye if you respond okay we hang out blah blah that's it you know anybody famous famous you don't have to tell me no not really nobody crazy friendly famous maybe fringe famous yeah I've never dated anyone famous you're there dude you could dude you would do but I why would I want that because you're a little famous dude but like what I want to date an actress what is that yeah why not I'm gonna have to help her if I was you single yeah and Chinese yeah yeah yeah if I was you why not why not give it a whirl you have nothing to lose I don't I think it's a fun story I think yes yes I think famous people date other famous people just for the story just so they look good well okay they feel so there's certain levels of people that date that are famous and it's all business related but then there's certain people I think they just date other famous people for a short term because it's fun because it's a story that one time you know one time I dated but I think that's fun for other famous people to do that I just don't I'm a musician maybe or an athlete I admire those people is there is there a babe musician that you got to crush on oh all of them fuck you know like I'm such a fan girl of like girl musicians oh you are yeah Sabrina Carpenter Billie Eilish or anybody's listening Sabrina or Billy if you guys are interested into me yeah Sabrina Carpenter via 40% and 60% if you 4060 in the Asian scale you know Billy could feel like she could get there she could she could be like she could slide into the Asian scale yeah yeah Carpenter probably not you're not gonna get a real sorry brother yeah yeah but I don't know I'm no interest in dating an actress because I think it's a because they're insane yeah yeah and also like what I got to help people fucking self tapes and shit actors are crazy you know like darkest world and yeah yeah you got to be really internal and then once you're acting forget it you know yeah well you're an actress yeah I am an actress that's what I say all the time yeah someone's like what do you do I'm like I'm a comic I'm an actress and they're always like what yeah yeah like put someone in it's enough in a tailspin they're like what do you mean acting is tough dude it's a nightmare it's the worst thing in the world I mean I love it you know especially via standup yeah it's like I can do this sprint that I'm very good at for an hour night and go party before an actor but an actor 16 12 16 hour days for like six months forget about yeah what are we doing what do you never want to act again I I would but it'll be kind of my own terms on like with people I like fun stuff and maybe something I write you and I should get in a movie together you know we should do let's do it we did something together well but that was very yeah yeah barely yeah barely yeah barely but we did but barely it's fun yeah no we should do something real for us that be cool you know we should do is we should do me and Bobby are three adopted brothers and it's an all Asian household and and somehow I'm the most Asian uh-huh you guys are American we don't even speak no yeah you guys speak English I speak Shanghainese yeah there you go there you go yeah yeah I'm in yeah I think I think we do need to return to the the time of like comics working together in film doing like a comedy buddy movie because it hasn't happened in a long time and also comics doing what they do best like fun shit yeah goofing around yeah man like Sandler I think has the perfect career the guy's the best man he figured out the science of like higher my friends yeah have fun then do like a couple of very good serious weighted movies and then go have more fun that's it yeah what are we doing how do we fucking that up I think for a while I was like I can cry you know I can be dramatic I want to prove myself and do that and I did to some degree but it becomes a very grueling exercise for me yeah it's just not me can you cry yeah can do it right now yeah no I want to do right now it's weird do it do it no man I don't want to I'm not going to do it right now do it no what are you going to start yelling at him crying on cue is a very odd thing when you think about it because it's a really it's a psychological mind fuck yeah like my forcing yourself person want to do that that's why acting is insane you look why am I forcing and also I don't know how crying became like I'm a good actor because I can cry now everybody's trying to cry on screen to show that you're a good actor but good actors try to not cry right if they really feel it right like me and you if we like want to cry right now I try to not cry right that's how you feel it you know but then every rookie actor thing like hey man if I can just fucking like some tears just come down my eyes man I'm a good actor man you're right just take good actors try not to cry yeah Stella Adler yeah Jimmy oh yeah that's right Meisner Jimmy oh yeah that's right did you take classes were you into them you did yeah red books took many classes I was obsessed with it well glad who'd you go to who was your oh many shout out to my acting coach is Karen West what's my first one Jimmy Schubert recommended me to her she was very good Jimmy Schubert yeah and then I went to Marjorie Valentine she was like tough Stella she learned from Stella Adler um and then I forgot that maybe they're
one more. I'm forgetting, I'm sorry. But it got to a point where I got on Silicon Valley. And then that became university for me. Right. You know, to learn from the best improvisers, the best writers, the best directors, especially in the comedy world. And I was on there for like six years where my role started really small. So I can handle it. And they got bigger and bigger. So that was like my college. That's good. Yeah. That was where you really learn. For sure. And the Space Force. I was in a writer's room for Space Force during the pandemic. It was awesome. It was five of us in a mini room. It was Greg Daniel, Steve Carrell, Brent Forrester, Paul Lieberstein, and me. It was I learned so much from those guys. That's nuts, man. And Silicon Valley, what a great show. I mean, the worst part was that you had a falling out with everyone. You hated everybody on that show. I mean, obviously, I'm really trying to finish some viral clips. No, I got a lot of whatever. No, everyone. Yeah. Of course. I mean, everyone on that show kind of had their own leap out afterwards. Yeah. Yeah. It's kind of cool. Like everyone off that show did their own thing and continued. Instead of, you know, you see a lot of times shows they disband and then that's it's like they go. And also looking back. That just that show might never happen in my career again. It's like so good and so fun today. Yeah. You got lucky. You got lucky. But you got I did. You got blessed in the sense where right place, right time, good work ethic. If you worked hard, you deserved it. So it's like it happened. Yeah. And it was a hit. Like I've worked on shows. It was like maybe equally as fun, great cast, but it just didn't hit. Yeah. Yeah. I had a hit show and they killed it. We did David. It was phenomenal. And then yeah, even even the good ones get shot out of the sky. You just never know. Well, I mean, it's you know, that was it was a million things that once happening. But those things were, you know, that is when you said you went to school. That is kind of where you learn was when you go back to real work. That's like a real. Yeah. That's when you're like, oh, you figure out what you like and you don't like and what you're good at and when you're like, I'm not doing that again. Whatever they teach you an acting school, they give you they give you an entire tool bag. You just got to figure out what works for you. You know, like you can't just be like, I'm going to do this do that. Some of it doesn't work for everyone. Yeah. I mean, most of it doesn't work for anybody. Yeah. That's true. I mean, you see like that famous Jim Carey speech, by the way, I don't know if you saw this Jim Carey, they were trying to say that he wasn't in France. Yeah. That's insane. It was and then he had to come out with some Botox. Well, he had to come out and be like, that was me. What the fuck is him with some fresh Botox? And then that guy took credit for him. There's a guy. That was brilliant marketing. So smart. What's his name? That guy. He's like stone or something. He does this a lot, right? Like he actually a half the time. He actually does play characters. But then he takes credit for these moments. Alexis Stone. Yeah. Alexis. Yeah. Yeah. Alexis Stone. I thought it was a lexie. Alexis Stone. That sounds right. You sound like my dad. Maybe he's like an Alexi European. He's fucking weirdos in France. No, but took credit for it. I saw that. And Jim had to like dismantle it. But also then the conspiracy theory kicks into my brain. That's like Jim would also back this up if it was fake. I mean, you would come on. He was me. Maybe he's promoting a movie, you know, that he has these things. You know, like was it Kevin James in the Superbowl? Like wasn't he doing some movie holding some flowers? Yeah, I think it was like for a, yeah, for like a romantic comedy or something. Yeah. Yeah. No, but Jim would play along. He's smart like that. If it was fake, yeah, it's like any coffin type shit. 100%. I mean, he was that he lived that role. I mean, he did it so well. Awesome. But Jim had a great interview that they put viral again. The conspiracy. The tinfoil hats put it old interview viral to give credit to what just happened. And he says in it, I've been playing a character in my whole life. I played a million characters. He's like, Jim Carrey was even a character. I played a guy that I thought would be affable and likable for people to want to like me. So I could play other characters. Wow. So he's like, I was always playing a character. I've always been playing a character. So they utilize that as like logs on the fire. He'd be like, see? Yeah. He's always fake his whole life. Nothing's real. You know, but that's all of us. Yeah. Well, yeah. You're playing a character of something. Yeah. You go to work and you're nine to five. You playing character. Yeah. You have to play nice with you. I mean, you're not even Chinese. That's the biggest secret. That's right. I'm actually Korean, guys. Rips off the mask. Bobbie Lee. Yeah. Yeah. No, I mean, we are. You are playing like you do have, but the role of your life is you figure out how deep you get into character. Right. Like how, how much, how much at this point in your age are you or are you still playing for other people? I feel like you grow up and you just go, I'm just going to be, I don't fucking care if they don't. But which version of you is the real you, the one around your wife, the one around the comedy club, the one around your parents. Those are also different versions. The real one is probably you. It's probably you if you were isolated. Like if you hiked by yourself, and you had a conversation with yourself, that's probably you. That's probably the most you ever is if you when you're alone. Yeah, or when you're like laying in bed about to go to sleep, when you're alone, no, I always go to bed alone. So no, Jimmy, is that please email once again at
[email protected]. Send in your Asian percentages. We're really trying to get this. No, I do think that when you're alone, you find out who you really are. That's true. You know, it's very important being alone. Yeah. That's what I love. I love going on. Like when I'm on the road, I like traveling with someone like open for me or feature, but a lot of times I like the alone time. Yeah, or driving in a car. That's huge. That's how you come up with the jokes. I take night drives a lot. Just where do you go? I'd usually go out to Malibu. Literally just a drive and then back. Yeah, I whip out to the beach. I got to do that. Not at that. I don't go to the beach. I'm looking at me. But at night, I'll drive way out to the canyons. I also like to drive fast and fun. And I'll whip through the canyons and I'll go up the coast a little bit. And then I'll just go to a gas station, get something to drink, fill up and then come home. That's freedom, man. I know. It's great. That's nice. Kiroak talked about that, right? Isn't that fucking Jack Kiroak? Did they open road? What was that book? I need to do that. Just get in the car and go. I always think I need a destination. Fuck that. Why? I don't know. I'm like, everybody's doing something. I gotta go do something. I mean, how corny? It's the journey. Not that I say, but it's all about the doing the thing. Fuck going somewhere. I mean, going somewhere as a task. What is it? Yeah, on the road on the road with Kiroak. Yeah. Going somewhere as a task. Yeah. It's like a task and then you have to do it. I'm going to do someone night drive. It's just night driving. I love being in the car. Yeah. Do it. What's the name? There was an NBA player. You have to Google this. This will blow your mind. NBA retired NBA player went on daily long drives out of boredom. So he retired and he got so fucking bored. He didn't know what to do. Jason Williams. Jason Williams. Are the white one? No. The black one. No, actually, because he got in the motorcycle accident. I almost killed the stuff. The black one? Yeah. Well, it's like an overall pick. Jason Williams point guard. Is that who went on those drives? That's what it says. He would like, and he crashed his motorcycle. Well, the motorcycle ended his career. Yeah. That was. Well, yeah. And it would talk about that guy. I don't I don't know if it was Jason Williams. Former it. All this. What does it say? It says former NBA all started. Jason was engaged in intense daily long hour drives part of his post basketball life. He focused. Is it white guy? White chocolate? No, it's not white chocolate. No, no, this black Jason Williams. Oh, okay. No, but he, but I just saw this or I heard this interview where he spoke about like sheer boredom and fear of like what he would do all day. So he would like drive for hours and hours and hours and then go to get lunch that would kill enough time to think about a longer drive to get maybe to dinner. You know, like it was like, how do I kill enough time? Because he was bored. He found some solace in it, but then it was also Sam. Well, who am I? Yeah. You meet retired athletes and a lot of times they retire at 35 years old and they're like, what the fuck am I going to do? We just start our questions. Do you think about like retiring or every day? No, kidding. No, I think about what my next chapter of my life will be. Right. Yeah. I mean, at some point, yeah, I mean, I don't know what it's going to look like. In my, in my favorite version, I would own a, I would own a bar. Mm-hmm. Just be able to hang out and to talk to people every day that come in. Yeah. I lose my ass on the bar. That's a software time. Yeah. You're not there for money. You just, no, it's just it's a thing to do and to have and to talk to people every day. I see it in my dad. My dad's retired. He's here. My parents are in LA with me and my dad will talk to fucking anybody. I mean, the Uber driver that came to pick up my, my sister and her, her husband to go to the airport and he goes outside and he starts yapping with the driver. All of a sudden, my dad comes back and he's like, you know where this guy's from? He's got two kids at it. I'm like, dad, how do you fucking just talk to the Uber? Just yapping with the Uber guy. Yeah. But I mean, I think you get bored when you get retired and you want to like have that connection with people, especially because of what we did. Yes. And my dad was in sales like he can't not, he wants to talk to people. I have this like quiet fantasy of when I'm like semi-retired. I don't think I'll ever be like fully retired. I have something, right? I'll just set the improv in the corner. People don't know who I am anymore, you know? And then, and then I see this kid like go on stage and he's crushing it at the open mic. And then I, I call some agents. I'm like, hey man, watch this guy. And he doesn't know, but I helped him out in his career. And then the next thing you know, he's on like last comic standing. He's huge. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I wanted to, I don't want any money. I just want to be like the whisperer and the he wants to be like the guy in back the future where he's like, you got to hear this new sound. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. A cousin Marvin. Marvin Barry. Yeah. And maybe years later when he makes it, I'm like, hey man, you remember that night at the open mic? Yeah. I was there and I made that call. And he'll go, yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah. Fuck you. What do you want money? Bozo? Yeah. Just try to tell me he fucking made my career. Yeah. You'll never get credit for that. Yeah. But I don't know. It's such a fantasy of mine. Like I love it.
- That's your fantasy. - That's my fantasy. It's like helping without like, people knowing. - You could do it now. - I think so, I guess so. Nobody listens to me, I guess, but, you know, I could. - Is there someone that you see now that's good that's young that you wanna plug it on the pod? You know what that's what we should do is plug them on the pod. - Yeah, they know. - Plug them on the pod. - Man, I don't really hang out and watch too much, but see I try to at the store a little bit for the young, for the young herd. - You got somebody to plug? - Well, no, I mean, I take Devantre Coleman who I take out who I think is brilliant. I think he's phenomenal. But I see, there's a couple of young people at the store that I do really have started to watch a little bit or I'll sneak in and try to see people, just so I can see who's coming for our throats, you know? - Yeah, exactly. - I mean, they're taking, they'll take over the way that we took over for older guys, you know? - Yeah, especially the Asians, I really watch them. - Well, they're the most. - Like, I'm friendly with them, but I'm really-- - Well, who are the agents that you're-- - No, I'm kidding. I'm super proud of anyone that's like coming up. - Sure. - You know, in the Asian community. - Andrea Jen, she's a friend of our show. - She's a big friend of-- - Awesome. - Big friend of Tiger Balli and Bobby. - Yeah. - Yeah. - They promote, he's good about promoting people over there. Like I will say, I give him credit for that. - Yeah. - You got, Andrea Jen, you got Lesley Lau, super funny. - Super funny. - Yeah, very funny. - Vic Tran is very funny. - Vic Tran? - Jason Cheny is very funny. - I just had Aaron Chen on the show. - Do you know him? - Yeah, he's great. - Yeah, he's from Australia. - Australia, yeah, he's phenomenal. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, a lot of people, man. A lot of people coming up. - Good Asian stuff, yeah. That's the name of this episode is called Good Asians. - Forty-sixty. - Forty-sixty, good Asians. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, good Asians own. No, I just like to see some of the young guys 'cause I think it is nice. I try my best to help I'll call and make calls and try to get people jobs and shit, but-- - For sure. My favorite type of cause is somebody calls me and be like, "Hey man, I'm meeting with these agencies. "Do you know this guy?" Like how is that, you know, that vibe? Like I wish, I did have people like that also when I was coming up, but those are nice calls to get. Like I can actually be helpful. - Yeah, that's good, you know. - Well, you got the power now. - I don't really have any power, but I can give some advice. - No, you have more power than someone who's starting out. - True. - You have the ability to call, you're in a room with Greg Daniels and those guys. I mean, it's like, you have the ability to like, make the stretch to try to go. You know who's really good would be good for this thing? - For sure. And I think even just a few years ago, I'll be the one that's like, no, I want that job for myself. But now I'm like, no, you know what? I'm actually happier, like I hook somebody else up with that job or something, you know. - Yeah, give it to somebody else. You don't need it, you're fine. - Fuck it, I'm retiring two years. - This guy's gonna retire. - He's got a Scrooge McDuck pit of money at his house. He swims in money. He swims in money every day. He's got a diving board, and he swims around in money. But it's in yen, right? It's Chinese yen, it's not an American dollar. - He has to start a war with that stuff. - Yeah, sorry brother, my bad. I'll take it back. I'll take it back, I'll take it back, dude. I take it all back. You're right, he says that and I really feel it. The camera starts flickering. Agents come in, we're like, no, no, no, no, we didn't, we didn't mean anything about that. We didn't, though. - No, we didn't. - Jimmy, please. - I never did, you didn't. - Tell them I'm good. - He's good, he's all right. - Jesus Christ, he's cool. - He's out of your fucking mind. He's trying to bury me. No, I think we should do our best to continue to help the next generation, I think it's important. - Yeah man. - And you know it's more important. Everybody going to see your new special. - March 20th. - It's out right now, tonight, today. - Holy in theaters. It's about 100, 200 theaters in America, Canada. - 200 theaters, yeah. - How many here in L.A.? - I don't know, but there's a good amount. - How many in Hong Kong? - A lot. - All the Emperor theaters, you can see it. - Which is like the AMC of Hong Kong. - So my huge Hong Kong audience, 'cause I know I have a big Hong Kong audience. Always have, please go see it. And support the boy as he continues his rise to the top. He's got to go finish editing. I appreciate you having me on the show. - Dude, thanks for letting me come on, man. - And this time, no one will call you in alcohol, 'cause you didn't even finish your drink. - I'm drunk after like three sips, honestly. Like this is, I usually don't drink hard alcohol, like I was saying last time. - You know, you like beer. - Yeah. - It's fine, you don't have to finish it. McCone will. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Cheers brother. - Cheers. - Do me one favor. Look at that camera, say one word or one phrase to end the episode. A word or a phrase could be a phrase. - Wow. I'm Jimmy Oying. I'm not an alcoholic. (laughing) - In here, we pour whiskey, whiskey, whiskey, whiskey. - Who would have creature in the gingerfield? - Sturdy, ginger. - Like that has the ginger genius cut. - Ginger's a fugitive. - You only five dollars for the whiskey. - 75 dollars for the whole. - Ginger's our hell now. - Swisky views, excellent. - Ginger, I like ginger.
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