Aziz on Fresh Air
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=123367791
this happened a few days ago but i just now noticed it. here are some pieces I like that I have transcribed for you in case you’re at the library and you forgot your ear buds or you’re in your apartment and you don’t want the tinny sound of other people’s voices on the internet to bounce off your naked walls and remind you of your loneliness.
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Aziz: What if each time you came back from a clip i was just sitting here laughing so hard at my own stuff? Like hahahah god, oh god Terry take a break, I forgot that bit it’s so funny! HAHAHAHA and you’re like oh my god, this guy’s really full of himself.
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Terry: You did create an alter ego comedian named Randy, which you portrayed in Funny People and there’s some really funny - you can find these on youtube - some really funny—
Aziz: Wait you’re not gonna play any excerpts from Randy?
T: Oh, they’re so filthy there’s absolutely, there’s no word I could probably play-
A: Wait can you.. can you guys.. can you say ‘tatties’? That’s not even a real word. That’s a word that randy made up. Tatties. Let’s just both say tatties. Terry, can you say tatties real quick, just do to it?
T: Oh no I would never say that word.
A: But it’s not a real word! Randy made up that word!
T: I know, I know.
A: You can say it.
T: You’re gonna make me say it.
A: It’ll be a landmark moment for NPR if you just said tatties one time. It’s not a real word, they don’t have to bleep it. It’s an imaginary word.
T: Put it in a sentence for me.
A: “….Look at those tatties.”
T: Hahahahaha
A: Hahahaha they gotta let this on. Please?
T: Ok imaginary scenario: a 4-yr-old says to his mother, “Mommy, what’s a
tattie?”
A: She’ll be like, I dunno, is that something you heard on NPR?
T: Then it must mean an intellectual endeavor involving…
A: Tatties refers to an ancient form of violin playing… originating in Denmark.
T: Thank you. Tatties.. that’s one of my favorite forms of music.
A: You said tatties! There you go!


