I noticed that, too. I noted that he barely smiled. I was impressed not only with how much wisdom he had---like others have said, a lot of this could be life advice---but also how seriously he took this and his responsibility to contribute to the new comics.
Its so strange to see Ralphie come out and shoot it straightforward no bull. He's brutally honest and genuinely helpful. Thanks Ralphie. I appreciate the laughs and its great to see a new side to you. RIP.
While watching this I teared up because I never realized how intelligent Ralphie May truly was. This man could have been a professor is he chose that profession. His breakdown of comedy was thoroughly refreshing. R.I.P. Professor May
The beauty of this is that a great deal of his class can be translated to any endeavor you are passionate about. Being availible when others don't show, overcoming fear, failing & learning from it,appreciating what you have & the value of time & money. Pearls of wisdom, RIP Ralphie
The Quintessential Comedy Class. Wow, Ralphie was always hilarious and smart, but now I see what a true genius was. So much he says here, is true, analytical, strong, real, funny. Thank you for this Ralphie. This is gold, much wisdom here, for comics and non-comics alike. R.I.P. to a Legend.
You know what is incredible about this? You know from watching his comedy specials just how smart Ralphie is......but watching this video only confirms his genius. He is talking about very complicated things...without referring to any notes....He's just talking off the top of his head.
Ron White White served in the United States Navy. According to his own account, White joined the service at age 17 and served on the auxiliary rescue and salvage ship USS Conserver near the end of the Vietnam War. From a young age his dream was to become a comedian. *He lived in Mexico for a brief period and bought a pottery factory there before returning to the U.S. to pursue comedy.*
The point he makes around 14:00 about tightening the wording of your act by eliminating unnecessary words and simplifying things is an extremely good point. I first read of this in Jay Sankey's excellent book, "Zen and the Art of Standup Comedy". That's an excellent book on standup and I highly recommend it. It's inexpensive, too.
Ralphie was blunt, worked tenaciously, and always kept a pursuit of improvement and excellence to his craft. He had such a generosity of heart and a zest for life. Such a legend and this valuable footage shows viewers his incredible preparation and depth of character.
This is the most invaluable info I’ve probably heard in years. As someone who has stage fright, this is legendary lesson. Just got to grab the cajones, grab a mic and get this stupid sickness out of my head. I hate how my mind just shuts down. It’s humiliating and not how I feel just happens. Miss out on moments and memories hate it.
This guy killed him self with a spoon and a fork let’s get real! He also was a heavy boozer and liked his drugs. Great talented guy, but he wasn’t stolen. He wrote his own ticket.
This is the best talk I’ve ever heard on stand-up. I did stand-up for over 16 years and never made it past a feature act. Why? Because I did EVERYTHING he said NOT to do! I was funny…I'm still funny, but I spent more time getting high and trying to get laid than I did on comedy. I felt I was entitled to be great because I was funny. I felt I didn’t have to do the work because a magic wand was going to make me a star. I never knew Ralphie… I am familiar with him, I knew he was great and this is an eye opening talk that still holds up in 2023. Nowadays there are a lot of different venues to work on comedy like Instagram, TikTok, CZcams… but the bottom line is, you have to do the work. This comic Matthew Rife was a middle of the road act until he blew up on TikToK. Now he’s one of the top draws in the country. You have to do the work. I am so happy I found this video. Thank you, Ralphie May. RIP….
I just learned a lifetime of knowledge from Ralphie. You are missed and may you rest in peace. Truly my loss for never seeing him in person. Godspeed...
As much as I like and respect Americans I’ve never got their humour and have never come across a comedian from across the pond that has made me laugh , but then I came across this fella and wow he’s absolutely hilarious. I continually watch his stand up shows on CZcams and he cracks me up every time, he seems a really nice fella too , shame he was taken away at such a young age . RIP Ralphie . Ps love a bit of Bill Burr too .
I was young at the peak of ralphies career. I find this very interesting when compared to the modern comedy landscape we hear about from podcasts. The guy was so bright.
I smoke weed for Jesus, sorry but going to have to borrow that one, but full credit to you Ralphie, you were a star that burned too bright for this world
That was absolutely incredible. Cool to see the no nonsense side of comedy. I think the lessons taught here can actually apply across many different career landscapes.
Has anyone heard someone as honest and open as this guy, sharing his passion? The main lesson I heard? No matter what you want to do, to be successful you have to work for it. Saddens me he's no longer with us.
I do stand up myself. Just the open mic stuff mostly, just for fun, although I have had a few paying gigs and have been known to write for some comedians. With that being said, Ralphie scolded that comics shouldn't "hang out with other comics." I disagree! To be honest, it's the other comics I ONLY feel comfortable around. It's like the same mentality as cops only hanging with cops, if that makes sense.
Epic, this was an ACTUAL masterclass. What a legend, no corny bullshit, just straight up insights, facts, and actionable information. This dude is/was a God send. RIP to the legend.
Just from watching this, I see there was so much more to Ralphie that met the eye. He knew his stuff. I remember seeing him at a hotel i was working at at the time. I recognized him, but didn't say anything. maybe i felt like i would be bothering him, or felt it inappropriate since i worked there. Anyway, i think about that a lot now that he's gone. RIP Ralphie. Sorry i didn't say hi.
What’s interesting is it sounds like he prefers to be around non-comedians: at least partially cos he said he wants to make sure he doesn’t steal their jokes.
This is actually incredibly insightful. As a musician I feel like I’ve been following some of these teachings but man is this a different world from musicianship. Ive been putting in so much time and effort but I guess I still gotta do more. This journey is brutal but fuck it, it’s all I got. Thanks for the upload
We learn about life, truly, through windows like these. It doesn’t matter what the subject is about, it will teach you more about life than anyone can, when someone sits down, and gives you the straight dope.
This is so true I did my first stand up a week ago. Meaning first time in front of people I didn't know. I was a bartender and my crowd was friends and regulars that was easy. I learned making tricks and true life stories but stangers will judge you and I was scared but said fk it is like a girl out and she said no. RIP RM I love your stand up and I did well but gained confidence.
This man was a genius. I hang on every damn word. Cuz he was a genuine , real , awesome human! I hope one day i can be as awesome as this beautiful soul was. RIP RALPHIE MAY❤
I'm a songwriter, and just began my journey to get my songs heard by an audience about a year ago; I can relate to every minute of this. Thanks for sharing! 🐰❤️🎸🎵✨🤝✌️
I still to this day can't comprehend how Ralphie came in 2nd on The OG Last Comic Standing! On his worst day, Ralphie is funnier than Dat Phan ever could be! I watched Live & threw the remote, & it still urks me to this day!
Anyone can appreciate this level of honesty; a real heart to heart. Learning more about comedy from this than yrs upon yrs of podcasts from so called 'comedians' who forget theyre comedians. If you can't make me laugh, or secondarily, teach me something in an hr of podcast, why am i listening to you? I feel this way with far too many podcasts/specials. But dammit, not this vid. Rip R.M.
For those who don't know, the "drunk who quit comedy for pottery in Mexico" was Ron White (it became publicly known after this was filmed). And the friends who brought him back? The Blue Collar Comedy Tour.
Thank you for posting this Jander. I discovered Ralphie May after his death. I lived in Los Angeles for the same years he was there and never knew of him then. Watching this, I can see he channeled the brilliance of painful accuracy & at the same time gave us permission to laugh at what today would be insulting. We laugh at the irony of our ethnic weirdness. He reminds me how fragile life is, and how freedom of speech once gave us permission to laugh together. RIP Ralphie May.
Glad I ran across this. As a lifetime comedy fan it’s good to hear about the business and art form from one of the best comics ever. Great to hear Louie Anderson’s voice in this video. Their legend live forever
you’ll never be real unless at sometime in your life you’ve been punched in the face and bought a lunch. Ralph is here is the realest real deal you’ll ever see. Brilliant!!! And generous with his wisdom! RIP!
Class act. Ralphie was the real deal! Sad I never got to see him live. The fact that he did this and the way he did purely shows what an amazing human being he was. RIP Big Fella❤
I can see it now, Ralphie May and Jesus and Mother Mary smoking up some ribs with a bail of Holy Mary~Jane, while they all philosophize over life and their personal observations , interpretations from their own their lives on earth, just... shootin the breeze~ I hope you ve taken a load off your feet dear Ralphie May and thanks for having the courage to share your funny bones with us in spite of all the not so great stuff that comes with the job. Thank you for the download Jander :) Much Appreciated. Stay Well.
I have no interest in ever becoming a comedian, but watching this is incredibly fascinating! The world lost one helluva comedian when he went to tell jokes on the other side!!
I watched Ralphie May kill in the 90s as a kid. Really cool to see him talk about the biz and the craft. I am a comic stuck in the lower realms of open mics and a gig here and there and I gotta say. This has been truly inspiring and educational. Ty for the upload and Rest in Peace Ralphie.
Never heard comedy dissected like this-watched him from his beginning to his end. What a gift he was. RIP Ralphie.
So impressed watching this!
its hard to look at 😬
@@InappropriateShortswhat does that mean?
@@notthecoolwhip dude is like 70% body fat.
He’s healthier in here than he was. Still very obese but has been worse. It’s sad because he was so talented
Whoever dug this up, thank you! I. have learned so much in a short time!
YW!
Glad to be able to share it. Ralphie throws out the most solid advice a comic could hope for.
I miss ralpie.
This is one of the best ones I've seen. If not THE best
Jesus Christ! I feel like I learned more about a craft in that hour and a half than I learned in college.
"I'm not here to inspire, I'm here to give you real shit."
Greatest answer ever
One of the things that impresses me the most about this is that Ralfie did his absolute best to teach instead of just make them laugh
I noticed that, too. I noted that he barely smiled. I was impressed not only with how much wisdom he had---like others have said, a lot of this could be life advice---but also how seriously he took this and his responsibility to contribute to the new comics.
Totally
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Mmmmmm no mmm mom m
I mean it was a seminar not a stand up set, he was supposed to teach
Its so strange to see Ralphie come out and shoot it straightforward no bull. He's brutally honest and genuinely helpful. Thanks Ralphie. I appreciate the laughs and its great to see a new side to you. RIP.
It was Joey Diaz that made me really appreciate the genius of Ralphie May. Thank you for recording this special moment in time!
hows that ?
When yo said Joey Diaz, I thought that was who the story was about
@@h.hholmes.492
@@h.hholmes.492Joey always mentions him, plus he had him on the CHURCH
I like how he gets tough with his “students.” He doesn’t pull any punches, does he? A lot of what he says can be applied to any creative process.
Absolutely. If you want any kind of career, then you need to be SERIOUS about it. That's the difference between a career and a job.
the comedian with the pottery factory in mexico was Ron White.
Thanks bro!
Yep I knew who it was instantly lol
No way! lol
I was searching through to find this exact comment. Thank you. I love Ron White.
first guess
While watching this I teared up because I never realized how intelligent Ralphie May truly was. This man could have been a professor is he chose that profession. His breakdown of comedy was thoroughly refreshing. R.I.P. Professor May
The beauty of this is that a great deal of his class can be translated to any endeavor you are passionate about. Being availible when others don't show, overcoming fear, failing & learning from it,appreciating what you have & the value of time & money. Pearls of wisdom, RIP Ralphie
The Quintessential Comedy Class.
Wow, Ralphie was always hilarious and smart, but now I see what a true genius was. So much he says here, is true, analytical, strong, real, funny.
Thank you for this Ralphie. This is gold, much wisdom here, for comics and non-comics alike. R.I.P. to a Legend.
You know what is incredible about this? You know from watching his comedy specials just how smart Ralphie is......but watching this video only confirms his genius. He is talking about very complicated things...without referring to any notes....He's just talking off the top of his head.
Ron White
White served in the United States Navy. According to his own account, White joined the service at age 17 and served on the auxiliary rescue and salvage ship USS Conserver near the end of the Vietnam War. From a young age his dream was to become a comedian. *He lived in Mexico for a brief period and bought a pottery factory there before returning to the U.S. to pursue comedy.*
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👍yep .
Peace ✌️🕊️✌️
10.9.2022
I knew it, thanks for confirming
Thanks!
Who was this confirmed by
The point he makes around 14:00 about tightening the wording of your act by eliminating unnecessary words and simplifying things is an extremely good point. I first read of this in Jay Sankey's excellent book, "Zen and the Art of Standup Comedy". That's an excellent book on standup and I highly recommend it. It's inexpensive, too.
i.e. brevity is the soul of wit?
@@Crossword131 i.e.
Jay is my favourite magician. Bought his stand up cassette in 1999!
Ralphie was blunt, worked tenaciously, and always kept a pursuit of improvement and excellence to his craft. He had such a generosity of heart and a zest for life. Such a legend and this valuable footage shows viewers his incredible preparation and depth of character.
I put this on at 230 am to fall asleep to its now 416 and ive never been more awake Ralphie was awesome
5:53am for me
This is the most invaluable info I’ve probably heard in years. As someone who has stage fright, this is legendary lesson. Just got to grab the cajones, grab a mic and get this stupid sickness out of my head. I hate how my mind just shuts down. It’s humiliating and not how I feel just happens. Miss out on moments and memories hate it.
Man… this is a real treat for those who know what this is.
His brilliance is unquestionable
His respect for the “BUSINESS ASPECT” of the craft was ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ RIP Ralphie
this guy is one of the greats no gags no bit shots just pure stand up
I saw him three times and he killed it every time. It always seems to be the great ones that get stolen away too soon.
U one lucky fucker
This guy killed him self with a spoon and a fork let’s get real! He also was a heavy boozer and liked his drugs. Great talented guy, but he wasn’t stolen. He wrote his own ticket.
It's like Patrice O'Neal. Incredibly funny guys but couldn't help themselves when it came to food.
from start to finish, had my attention and I picked up a ton along the way - it translates past comedy
Awwwe, I just realized he was talking to Louie Anderson in the crowd. Miss you both!
I literally can't believe this was filmed all the way back on August 94, 2010
yo he was dropping knowledge of his craft. legit all he said was life is more than what you can see. his vision was tremendous
How much of that man's body is heart ? At least 98% he's upstairs with Jesus now.. R.I.P miss you Ralphie !!
this should be set aside for ALL future comics to see
I wish Ralphie was still here to teach. He was so good at both performing at dishing out wisdom on all aspects of life
This is the best talk I’ve ever heard on stand-up. I did stand-up for over 16 years and never made it past a feature act. Why? Because I did EVERYTHING he said NOT to do! I was funny…I'm still funny, but I spent more time getting high and trying to get laid than I did on comedy. I felt I was entitled to be great because I was funny. I felt I didn’t have to do the work because a magic wand was going to make me a star. I never knew Ralphie… I am familiar with him, I knew he was great and this is an eye opening talk that still holds up in 2023. Nowadays there are a lot of different venues to work on comedy like Instagram, TikTok, CZcams… but the bottom line is, you have to do the work. This comic Matthew Rife was a middle of the road act until he blew up on TikToK. Now he’s one of the top draws in the country. You have to do the work. I am so happy I found this video. Thank you, Ralphie May. RIP….
16 years!??!?!
I just learned a lifetime of knowledge from Ralphie. You are missed and may you rest in peace. Truly my loss for never seeing him in person. Godspeed...
As much as I like and respect Americans I’ve never got their humour and have never come across a comedian from across the pond that has made me laugh , but then I came across this fella and wow he’s absolutely hilarious. I continually watch his stand up shows on CZcams and he cracks me up every time, he seems a really nice fella too , shame he was taken away at such a young age . RIP Ralphie .
Ps love a bit of Bill Burr too .
Try Bill Hicks
“Their humor” as if there isn’t over 300 million people of different cultures, backgrounds, and comedy styles 😂
He’s giving a class and killing while doing it. A true legend
I was young at the peak of ralphies career. I find this very interesting when compared to the modern comedy landscape we hear about from podcasts. The guy was so bright.
I smoke weed for Jesus, sorry but going to have to borrow that one, but full credit to you Ralphie, you were a star that burned too bright for this world
This is a LEGITIMATE masterclass..........HOLY SHIT! This is amazing, and I never thought nor have any aspirations to become a comedian.
That was absolutely incredible. Cool to see the no nonsense side of comedy. I think the lessons taught here can actually apply across many different career landscapes.
Has anyone heard someone as honest and open as this guy, sharing his passion? The main lesson I heard? No matter what you want to do, to be successful you have to work for it. Saddens me he's no longer with us.
I do stand up myself. Just the open mic stuff mostly, just for fun, although I have had a few paying gigs and have been known to write for some comedians. With that being said, Ralphie scolded that comics shouldn't "hang out with other comics." I disagree! To be honest, it's the other comics I ONLY feel comfortable around. It's like the same mentality as cops only hanging with cops, if that makes sense.
I’ve only been doing some open mics around when I’m not studying. And I fucking love comics.
@@daddydoza5164 If what you say is true, I don't care if its really your name or how many drinks you buy me, I ain't callin' you "Daddy!"
most of what he says is applicable to life in general - always loved this dude
Epic, this was an ACTUAL masterclass. What a legend, no corny bullshit, just straight up insights, facts, and actionable information. This dude is/was a God send. RIP to the legend.
He's awesome for doing this. Especially on his own time. U don't see success stories giving back that much anymore. R.I.P. Ralphie May
Just from watching this, I see there was so much more to Ralphie that met the eye. He knew his stuff. I remember seeing him at a hotel i was working at at the time. I recognized him, but didn't say anything. maybe i felt like i would be bothering him, or felt it inappropriate since i worked there. Anyway, i think about that a lot now that he's gone. RIP Ralphie. Sorry i didn't say hi.
What’s interesting is it sounds like he prefers to be around non-comedians: at least partially cos he said he wants to make sure he doesn’t steal their jokes.
Loved this dude, he said "I am not politically correct; I am just correct." Perfectly executed. R.I.P RALPHIE MAY
This is actually incredibly insightful. As a musician I feel like I’ve been following some of these teachings but man is this a different world from musicianship. Ive been putting in so much time and effort but I guess I still gotta do more. This journey is brutal but fuck it, it’s all I got. Thanks for the upload
The amazing thing is his advice can be applied to literally anything. A little different nowadays but it all stands true.
We learn about life, truly, through windows like these. It doesn’t matter what the subject is about, it will teach you more about life than anyone can, when someone sits down, and gives you the straight dope.
For Anyone wondering who the comedian was he was talking about, it was Ron White. He talked about this on a Joe Rogan Podcast.
At what point in the video?
Pottery factory 🏭 in Mexico is definitely Ron White
@@Crossword131 25 minutes in
@@jeffernoodle8652 love both you guys for tellin me. Gonna have to learn more...i still love Ron tho
I knew it!!
This is so true I did my first stand up a week ago. Meaning first time in front of people I didn't know. I was a bartender and my crowd was friends and regulars that was easy. I learned making tricks and true life stories but stangers will judge you and I was scared but said fk it is like a girl out and she said no. RIP RM I love your stand up and I did well but gained confidence.
@Quentin Hapsburg Been writing and memories willl go again It is fun
Man . I really miss him. One of my favorites
This man was a genius. I hang on every damn word. Cuz he was a genuine , real , awesome human! I hope one day i can be as awesome as this beautiful soul was. RIP RALPHIE MAY❤
I'm a songwriter, and just began my journey to get my songs heard by an audience about a year ago; I can relate to every minute of this.
Thanks for sharing! 🐰❤️🎸🎵✨🤝✌️
*Good luck too you*
Peace 🕊️☮️🕊️
.10.9.2033
Short lived and a brilliant mind!
I love Ralphie. He is a beautiful person, life must have been so hard for someone this great.
Chairs were definitely hard for him
Why?? Like damn
He's a sensitive man.
This is gold like we will never see again. Ralphie was legendary. I'm still salty he didn't win LCS, I watched it for him.
I still to this day can't comprehend how Ralphie came in 2nd on The OG Last Comic Standing! On his worst day, Ralphie is funnier than Dat Phan ever could be! I watched Live & threw the remote, & it still urks me to this day!
He answers it in here: simply no way they were giving a production deal to someone 650 Lbs.
Anyone can appreciate this level of honesty; a real heart to heart. Learning more about comedy from this than yrs upon yrs of podcasts from so called 'comedians' who forget theyre comedians. If you can't make me laugh, or secondarily, teach me something in an hr of podcast, why am i listening to you? I feel this way with far too many podcasts/specials. But dammit, not this vid. Rip R.M.
For those who don't know, the "drunk who quit comedy for pottery in Mexico" was Ron White (it became publicly known after this was filmed). And the friends who brought him back? The Blue Collar Comedy Tour.
wasnt hard to guess lmao
1 million points for this set. Rip Ralphie
Thank you for posting this Jander. I discovered Ralphie May after his death. I lived in Los Angeles for the same years he was there and never knew of him then. Watching this, I can see he channeled the brilliance of painful accuracy & at the same time gave us permission to laugh at what today would be insulting. We laugh at the irony of our ethnic weirdness. He reminds me how fragile life is, and how freedom of speech once gave us permission to laugh together. RIP Ralphie May.
This is some real game right here man. Ralphie always had me cracking up as a kid. Now as an adult he’s helping me again. RIP legend
Thank God this wisdom was recorded.
I found this guy late in life, and thank God for video that's all I can say. I was very sorry to hear he passed. Amen Ralphie.
RIP Ralphie. Tremendous talent, greatly missed.
Tremendous!
Damn man there’s so much more to comedy then I thought. Man was a professional. Rip
"We still haven't caught up to Hicks."
Whew... there's a statement.
thank you Ralphie. Thank you
If anyone's wondering, the comedian that banged the wait staff was Ron White.
✨This is pure gold 💛 thanks, Ralphie May ✨
So awesome he did this before he passed... in hindsight prob the best thing could ever do to pass it on
Ralphie may and Patrice Oneal would have been an amazing team for a podcast.
Glad I ran across this. As a lifetime comedy fan it’s good to hear about the business and art form from one of the best comics ever. Great to hear Louie Anderson’s voice in this video. Their legend live forever
What a gift Ralphie left us. RIP brother!!
most honest and helpful. that was BOSS
you’ll never be real unless at sometime in your life you’ve been punched in the face and bought a lunch. Ralph is here is the realest real deal you’ll ever see. Brilliant!!! And generous with his wisdom! RIP!
"There are so many paths to the top of the mountain." Such an awesome quote!
I don't want to be a comic, not even an artist, but this is pur gold man :-) thank you !
God gave me this video today. Thank you Ralphie you legend.
Remember watching this years ago, glad I found it here on CZcams. It’s pure gold
"Stand-up Master Class", that is the perfect title for this video. Really a fascinating watch!
Great stuff, not only for comedy but for all creative industries and life in general.
R.I.P. my man!
Class act. Ralphie was the real deal!
Sad I never got to see him live.
The fact that he did this and the way he did purely shows what an amazing human being he was.
RIP Big Fella❤
It’s amazing I can still watch this, thanks Ralphie.
RIP Ralphie. This was so great.
JET SKI BROUGHT ME HERE AND I'M 10 MIN IN AND THIS IS AMAZING!!
The guy that went to Mexico making pottery was Ron White. He talks about it on Dr. Phil's podcast
Damn!!!!!!
I’ll have to listen to this again and next time, take notes. Ralphie was a genius. Fact.
I can see it now, Ralphie May and Jesus and Mother Mary smoking up some ribs with a bail of Holy Mary~Jane, while they all philosophize over
life and their personal observations , interpretations from their own their lives on earth, just... shootin the breeze~ I hope you ve taken a load off your feet dear Ralphie May and thanks for having the courage to share your funny bones with us in spite of all the not so great stuff that comes with the job. Thank you for the download Jander :) Much Appreciated. Stay Well.
AMEN! Very well said 👍
@@canadianwolverine2447 Amen~ and I think so too : ) Stay Well Brandon!
I have no interest in ever becoming a comedian, but watching this is incredibly fascinating! The world lost one helluva comedian when he went to tell jokes on the other side!!
Thank you Ralphie. R.I.P.
Rest in peace king. What an incredible resource this video is
A lot of this advice can be applied to other things as well, ralphie was a real one
Forreal. This is a an entrepreneurship masterclass.
This just made my night . So glad I came across it .
Thank you for posting this. Break a leg.
RIP Ralphie. This is amazing. Thanks for posting this!!!!
I watched Ralphie May kill in the 90s as a kid. Really cool to see him talk about the biz and the craft. I am a comic stuck in the lower realms of open mics and a gig here and there and I gotta say. This has been truly inspiring and educational. Ty for the upload and Rest in Peace Ralphie.
I am also stuck like you. I am having hard time selecting topics for joke writing..any suggestions?
How are you doing? Have many minutes do you have?
@@mayyurparanjpe4186take a random word generator write down 100 words that you like from it and see what you can do with each one
1:44:15 - Ralphie: "People can't laugh when they're inhaling."
Jimmy Carr: Am I a joke to you?
His work had so much momentum I am watching in 2021...
Watching this during the 2020 virus to stay sane and I love Ralphie May. RIP to him
As a comic who's recently been through "the wringer", this is the most spot-on advice. But wait, it gets worse!
RIP! Ralphie May!! Bet God, Jesus, the disciples, and the saints are loving you daily shows brother!!
Thank you for sharing this, Ralphie is truly missed