Michael Che - Lying on Your Résumé, Paying Taxes & The History of Sexting - YouTube

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What's up, Boston?
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How you guys doing?
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(audience cheering)
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Wow.
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This is crazy. I love Boston.
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This is the second time I've been to Boston
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in, like, the past month, and I love it.
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'Cause the first time I went,
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I went to a place I've never been before.
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It's called Southie.
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(audience laughs, whoops)
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Yeah.
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It's a white ghetto.
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(laughter)
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I've never seen a white ghetto in my life!
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It was ama...
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I saw a white lady steal a bike.
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And she was wearing a helmet.
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It was amazing.
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It was the coolest thing I've ever seen, man.
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This is, uh, this is cool because this is, like,
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a dream come true for me to do comedy,
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you know, for so many people, you know?
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I've been listening to "Juicy" a lot to get inspired.
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You ever listen to Biggie's "Juicy"?
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(whoops)
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It's, like, the greatest song of inspiration ever.
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You know?
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I... It's weird though. It's not the same song
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as when I heard it when I was, like, 12.
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'Cause there's a line in there when he goes,
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♪ Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis ♪
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♪ When I was dead broke, man ♪
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♪ I couldn't picture this. ♪
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That's, like, $300-worth of merchandise.
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It's not a lot of money, man.
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I've been dead broke my whole life,
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and I've had a Sega Genesis.
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I didn't have a Super Nintendo, but I could picture it.
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It wasn't like...
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But it's fun though, it's good, because it's,
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you know, like, if I wasn't doing comedy,
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I don't know what I'd be doing, you know?
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I don't know what I'd be doing. It wouldn't be good.
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I'd try, like, I would try to get a regular job.
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It's embarrassing.
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I'd have to, like, lie on my résumé.
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You know how humiliating that is?
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You ever lie so bad on your résumé
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that you can't believe you didn't get
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the job?
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You want to go back to Foot Locker.
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Like, really, Foot Locker?
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Who the (bleep) do you hire
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that has eight-year mayoral experience?
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(laughs)
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And a degree in physics?
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Who is this amazing
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shoe salesman?
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I don't have a degree. I didn't even go to college.
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And I'm glad I didn't because I do this.
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So I don't have to go to college for this.
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And all my friends that went to college are in crazy debt.
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Like, real debt.
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I got a friend that's $80,000 in debt
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with an English degree.
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I learned English for free.
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(laughs)
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It was the first thing I learned.
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It was the first thing I learned.
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And I talk to this dude every day.
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I understand everything he's saying.
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He doesn't know a special kind of English.
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He doesn't talk like the Game of Thrones.
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It's just regular English.
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And you know what he does for a living?
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He teaches English.
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'Cause that's the only thing you can do with an English degree.
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It's a (bleep) pyramid scheme.
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I do like, uh, doing comedy though because...
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I got to pay taxes. That's the worst part.
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That's the wor... You ever pay taxes?
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I never paid taxes before.
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It's an awful feeling.
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I've had taxes taken, but I've never paid taxes.
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And that's two totally different things.
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'Cause when you have taxes taken, you get a job
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every week and they just take the taxes out of your check.
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They just take it. You don't get a choice.
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They just take it and they keep taking it
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till the end of the year where they're like,
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"Hey, I think we might've took too much.
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(laughs)
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"Here's $500 back.
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Go buy yourself some sneakers or something."
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And you're like,
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"Thanks, government. We're going to Red Lobster tonight.
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"This is amazing. (laughs)
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I love tax time."
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When you pay taxes, it's totally different.
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When you pay taxes, they let you keep all of your money all year,
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and at the end, they say, "You owe us 40%."
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Which is a lot for me because I don't know what I'm paying for.
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I've never dialed 911. I put out all my own fires.
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And I'm not saying I shouldn't have to pay any taxes,
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but I shouldn't have to pay as much as somebody that votes.
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Or... actually... (laughs)
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I don't vote because I don't know anything about politics.
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And honestly I can't believe they would let me.
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Isn't that, like, an important job?
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They'll just let me pick the president, really?
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I don't got to take a test? I don't need a license?
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You need a license to shampoo dogs in this country.
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But they'll let me pick the president?
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And that seems safe to you?
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I don't know anything about politics.
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I've tried. I'll watch the news.
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Either I'm too stupid to understand the news
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or I feel like they're always lying to us.
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Right? I was watching recently.
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This lady from the government gets on
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talking about the economy.
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She's like, "We're in a recession.
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We owe China $11 trillion."
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And I'm like, "We?"
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I don't owe China shit.
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You owe China $11 trillion.
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"We" owe Sprint $90.
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You must've been roaming.
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We treat kids weird, man.
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Let kids be kids.
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They were talking about kids are out of control
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for sexting each other.
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They're not out of control for sexting.
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They just have the technology to be as gross
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as we've always wished we were
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when we were their age.
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What did you think he was gonna take pictures of
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with eight megapixels of camera? Sunsets?
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No, he's 12.
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He's gonna take pictures of his dick.
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It's the most interesting thing he owns.
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(laughs)
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It's not his fault.
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I'm sure there was people trying to sext in the '70s
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and '80s in their bathrooms
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with Polaroids and stamps.
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(laughs)
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Like...
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(imitates camera shutter)
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Wait till Cheryl sees this shit in two to three business days.
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She's gonna love it.
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(laughs)
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People in the '20s trying to sext each other.
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With those cameras like the box cameras with the...
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... with the black cloth and...
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Poof!
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They pose for every picture like they was on money.
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All right, now watch the birdie.
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Poof!
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(laughs)
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That's the world's oldest sexting joke.