Well, as I said, Dance with the devil Don't become the devil about so my heart today Waiting for the big homie polish or NK that weasel, bro Pauly Shore Deal friend.

Iconic actor, iconic comedian You known from movies such as Encino Man in the Army.

Now son in law.

He was also one of the first guys who took me on the road and kind of taught me the ropes.

And, well, better way to pay homage to such a comedy legend than to take him to one of the most historic, iconic best taco spots in America.

Taco Bell.

Then he's gonna love this dude.

Where are way Taco Bell, bro?

But what do you mean, bro?

Dude, where you taking me to this crusty restaurant, bro?

Yeah, bro.

Reason The geo.

Who's I think everyone has a polish.

Your impression.

Except Pauly Shore.

You just like dude, what are you talking about?

I don't sound like that.

Who knows?

He's not going to see this one coming.

Or maybe he will, because he got the call sheet and it says Taco Bell and then the address.

But maybe he didn't read it over here.

I didn't dress up for this.

No, it's That's perfect.

I got my outfit, Rajan, laundry.

You know, you're good, bro.

Thanks for coming out, man.

I'm excited.

I don't know what we're doing.

Do Where do I change?

Oh, no.

You're good to go.

No, no, no.

I got special clothes.

More.

More special than that.

This is great.

Where do I go to change?

You could do it here.

Where?

Where is the fucking food?

What are you doing to me?

Roll the fucking food here.

And now you stand down.

Yo, dude.

So a legendary spot for a legend.

We're gonna order some taco.

Well, bro, dude, is this fuck.

Am I being punked on this fucking show?

What are you doing to me while giving Taco Bell?

That's what.

We're going to a nice place.

This is nice for a warrior.

Uh, you want to order anything?

I don't know What the fuck?

I don't know what the fuck we're doing.

It impressed me.

We're shit.

Okay.

Can I get two dory Go.

Local tacos.

That's not fucking Taco Bell.

Do Taco Bell's burrito Supremes and Chiluba's okay.

You want a burrito Supreme.

No, no.

Chiluba, Uh, can we get to chill Lupus?

And then can I get two cinnamon twists?

That's not here to crunchy tacos that's not here.

And the castle DEA?

Yeah.

Look, you're an iconic comedian that's built into, like, pop culture in Americana, and I think Taco Bell reflects that.

You're very much you love talk.

Of course.

Yeah.

No ketchup.

D'oh!

Just man a sauce.

Yeah.

Glad you asked that thing of India you get so much for Did you want anything?

I can't wait.

Dude, I'm hungry.

You hungry?

You hungry?

Huh?

You're hungry.

You're quick, bro.

Where would you rank original taco?

Like, if you have to compare it to, like, a comedian, what would you say is like the original taco?

Yeah, Um, maybe like Freddie Prince, I think you're doing it for a different kind of correlation.

But was that racist?

Hey, do you get in trouble?

Gambro have a Taco Bell joke.

Oh, what is it?

Taco Bell is like that chick you run into at the end of the night at a club.

Yeah, you know, it's not good for you.

Be like, All right.

Taco Bell was one of those things where it just like everyone has a joke.

It's like the butt of the joke, you know?

Do you feel like in common here?

Sometimes the butt of a joke?

All right, I'm gonna leave now.

Thank God.

That's a wrap.

Hey, bro, give me a ride over.

I think I used to mostly be a butt of a joke.

I think Hollywood's like a Mexican gang initiation.

Okay, you know what I mean?

Why do you think that?

Because I was.

So whatever it is that I did was pop culture.

So when you get in pop culture, urine, people psyche.

So it was like I was everywhere.

And with someone is everywhere, it's too much.

Yeah.

I mean, you've been at it for so long.

That's one of the things that really took.

I take it serious.

You have to take it serious.

Yeah, right.

Except for if you're showing up to Hey, sis, this show on the street, then whatever you can get here, you know, we're just having a have you.

Whenever you get here is fine.

But I grew up around all these knuckleheads, and I learned from them because we're all Like how did you not get into drugs, Right?

Like, how do you still fucking like, have your money and you work?

And you did it because I learned what not to dio dance with the devil.

Don't become the devil.

Well, as I said, dance with the devil.

Don't become the devil.

You know, when you first came on the scene and you're parking cars that the first time I ever saw you, Yeah, come over.

Come over in the silly glasses.

I'm like, That's a good look.

So when I saw you, I'm like, Oh, this this guy's funny.

Then from there, I'm like, I brought you on the road and you're pretty bad, you know?

Really, really sure.

Bombing a lot.

Yeah.

And then, you know, you just got better, and that's all it is.

It's like, That's just you keep doing it, you know?

You keep doing it.

And you had the thing already, but you had to, like, go out to Americans, feel that cadence.

Mexican American kid from Long Beach being able to go in front of, you know in America.

Aberdeen, across Wyoming are Alabama, Like I remember that.

Do you remember that one was like I opened for you at a seafood restaurant and I came off and there was two guys in the audience in Gilly suits.

Right?

And I made this joke.

I said, I love you.

I love that we're in Mobile Alabama.

I love that you named this town after the architecture in this town, and the guy in the Gillie suit was like, Boom, you kind of doing that.

So after we were doing the merge and you had left, I was packing up.

But those guys came up to me like we tell you a joke.

I can't be good because, like, have you ever heard of the Mexican pregnancy tests?

That's when you grab a burrito, stick it in a woman, and it comes out with a biting that you have yourself a boner.

And they fell out like bowling pins, laughing.

I'm like sweating.

Where's Polly?

Man, I want to get the hell out of here, but it's like I got exposed to these audiences and be able to adapt, you know, comedy wise.

And how do I make a crowd in Alabama laugh while you mean just like I do here my hometown.

So cool, man.

We had Taco Bell.

I'm gonna take it to a spot called Tito's Tacos, which is basically Taco Bell.

But at the mom and pop stage.

Sounds good to me.

Let's do it.

Let's go.

Whoa!

Get your taco.

You tripping, bro?

You Certainly.

This is it hurting me?

Very aggressive.

Whoa, whoa, Taco, this is it.

All right.

So high wire.

D'oh!

Get before beef and cheese tacos.

So imagine you know, Tito, Tito's in a vodka.

No, that's wrong, Tito.

Yeah, but it's a really pockets Contino.

So you go to the clubs.

Another goes like I want motherfucking todo todo line through.

This is a one stupid face.

I just jailed my friend way like him.

Please look like you're from hell.

Be seen.

It really speaks.

All right, Let's do it.

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

Thank you.

Have a good night.

My wife's grandfather actually founded Tito's tacos right here.

A Washington place established 1959.

They start with tortillas made in downtown L.

A.

And they're brought over here and frying and a taco.

Tito's is a stone ground corn tortilla with shredded beef along with shredded lettuce.

and some cheddar cheese.

And today's recipes are the exact same ones that we had 60 years ago.

All right, so look at that.

That's massive is messy.

They got the lettuce, got the meat on bottom.

I'm gonna got the sauce is too.

Look, they got red and you know they have to have the what?

Green.

Look at that.

What's going on in the red and green?

The color.

I mean, it seems like it's like, what's it called when they soak it for a while?

Uh, yeah, yeah.

I couldn't send anything right then you would have been like, Yeah, that well, the beef here is not normal.

It's not like What is it, a normal bro?

What's wrong with it?

Well, it's just, you know, it's aged, you know?

Wow.

You know, it's only just put on a thing that's stuck it in here.

Is it my 0.24 hour?

That's what the guy said over there.

No, but it sounded good.

So the main difference is like even if you compared to like a taco Bell, the toast on itself, like the show.

It's like Picker is hard here, right?

No other ones like kind of fragile, like some kind of shit you get in Tijuana, like of you.

Really, Like, full on to right now in Mexico.

I don't know what side of the wanted you went to, bro.

Well, they don't have those style I want.

Yeah, is this this is more like authentic brothel is that this is more authentic.

So when it after, Do you think that with, like, the success of, ah, comic does comedy change and the reason I say that is like, remember when Eminem found his success and he had that that line and the line?

Basically, it was like, I can't rap about being broke no more.

I can't rap about Coke.

No, more like a comedy.

Do you think success kind of changes that when I became more?

No, no less relatable, but that when I wasn't is known that was funnier.

It was almost like I became more rial.

You know me like you because you're like the underdog, like, for me, my best comedies, self deprecating, making fun of myself.

So if you're if you're known like Kevin Hart is like a multi multi millionaire, it's hard to be self deprecating when you're hopping in a jet after your show for me.

I'm hopping enough fucking hertz rent a car.

I think the thing that Jim Carey has not done is stay connected to America because I think he needs connect with people.

Outside of this is his Biodome.

He's like living in a Biodome.

Like my movie is living like a private, multi multi $1,000,000 house.

And that's part of the reason why constantly tour.

I mean, I make a living off of it, but I constantly connected to Thio America, and I think that's so important as a comic.

You work so hard on this on this thing, and then later you're you're known for it, but sometimes it backfires, or you get tired of it.