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Duncan Trussell (0:00)
Hi, friends. You're about to tune in to the number one day Stream in America. But before you do that, I gotta do the comedian thing and plug my dates. I want you to come to my shows. I want to smell you. I'm going to be in Rosemont, Illinois, April 9th through the 11th at Zany's. I'm going to be in Tulsa, April 16th through the 18th at the Bricktown Comedy Club. In April 23rd through the 25th, I'm going to be in Jacksonville, Florida at the Comedy Zone. Lots of dates. I'm coming to the Wilbur in Boston soon. You can find all my dates@duncantrustle.com buy tickets in advance. We just sold out. The comedy works. I would hate for you to miss one of these shows. Healings happen. Spiritual healings, physical healings. I'm not saying I'm responsible for that or that even happened, but I'd love for you to come to the show. And now let's dive into the day stream.
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Duncan Trussell (2:19)
Welcome, welcome to you, my beautiful denizens of the day. This is the Duncan Trussell Family Hour, AKA the Day Stream, as opposed to the Night Stream. And here we all are gathered together on April 1, aka April Fool's Day. It's an ancient holiday you might not be aware of. This that has its roots in ancient Gregorian culture in Lower Albanasia is the first incident of an April Fool's Day prank, when Carson the Blithiad threw a raccoon at Vargaux. And famously, as the raccoon was flying through the air, he yelled, that's not a raccoon. April Fools. And that was the beginning of the most obnoxious holiday that has continued throughout time, allowing sociopaths and assholes to justify their unbridled aggression against their brothers and sisters by doing what they call pranks. More often than not, these pranks suck. They're not pranks. They're usually schoolyard bullying techniques. But every once in a while, a sophisticated prank happens that is worth noting and incredible. And so that brings us to the NASA moon launch. Josh, can you pull up that livestream? You know, today we are headed back to the moon. There was a little pause. We didn't really think we needed to go back to the moon. We went up there a few times, wandered around, walked around, checked out the moon, went up there. We drove golf carts all over the moon. And humans were up there on the moon having fun. And now it was, you know, it's a big deal to get humans up on the moon. You know, historic, actually. Unfortunately, they lost all the footage, which happens when. Who hasn't lost footage? I do. I lose it on my computer all the time. You guys are probably aware of the fact that NASA lost the original moon landing video, but here we are, guys. This is. Right now. What we're doing here is these astronauts are getting. They're getting ready to go and fly around the moon. They're not going to land on the moon. They're just doing a flyby, going to check out the dark side of the moon. And this is an exciting moment, man. We're going back. We're going back there, and we're doing it on April Fool's Day, which I just feel like I need to say this because I feel like there's a lot of you out there. No judgment. Misinformation is real. People get sucked into misinformation all the time. There's a lot of you out there, I feel like, who are noticing the date they chose to send people back to the moon happens to be April Fool's Day. And I just. This is. As someone who has spent his life fighting misinformation in the trenches of the information war, setting things straight, going on Snopes, professionally debunking some of the foolishness out there. I want to point something out to you. Just because it happens that our return to the moon is on April Fool's Day doesn't mean anything. That's a false correlation. In philosophy circles, which I frequently, happily and am welcomed with open arms. We call that a Blitzer's error. And it's the 16th philosophical mistake where you take one thing and pair it with another thing and smush it together when it doesn't belong. Now, don't make the Blitzer's error. Just because on April Fools, NASA is going to send people back to the moon, because that's. Let me explain where this slippery slope could take you. You gotta start at the beginning. Number one, you don't believe we went to the moon. Now, Josh, I just want to show how sometimes direct evidence doesn't work. Can you please pull up, Josh, some videos of the moon landing? Now, number one, thankfully, even though they did lose the original footage, which happens all the time, who hasn't lost a family video? Who hasn't lost something? Just because they're NASA doesn't mean they're not human. Of course, you might lose. Yeah. Was it maybe the most important footage in the history of humanity? But, hey, NASA's a big place and it's easy to lose stuff. Let's see. It's weird. There you go. Just skip ahead. He's coming back from the moon. There. But what we're showing for my dear listening audience, it's the astronauts returning from the moon. There we go. This is it. Landing on the moon. There we go. Okay, so number one, for all of you saying we didn't go to the moon. Boom. There you go. Footprint. We're showing a footprint on the screen. That's definitely moon footprint. There's a person on the moon. Jump ahead a little bit. There he goes. There he goes, headed off. Josh, Google astronaut on the moon jumping. Because they had some fun up there, too. And who wouldn't? Who wouldn't have fun? You're on the moon and the moon was made for fun. If you ask me, that's some Cyndi Lauper song, but there you go. That's Eugene Sinman having a blast up there.
