Folk Hero & Funny Guy Page #6
and sometimes on weekends.
I don't know, I just never
felt anybody...
Felt the way about her
as I do feel anybody else.
- Becky Bellington?
- Yeah.
- Do you have a photo?
- Yeah, here.
- For years you were hanging out.
- Yeah, yeah.
I mean, look, here.
That one.
That one there.
You and Bryn are already
friends on Facebook?
- Yeah.
- When did that happen?
I don't know, she added me
like yesterday.
Wow, she looks exactly the same.
Mm-hmm.
She's engaged?
Yeah,
that's the not so sweet part.
So where does she live?
She lives in Charleston.
- Charleston?
- Yeah.
- Isn't that one of our last stops?
- Mm-hmm.
Yeah, yeah, I thought
it could be kind of like
my last hurrah of singledom.
- Your last hurrah.
- Yeah.
So, is this even a real tour?
What? Is this even
a real tour?
Yeah, it's a real tour.
Okay, look.
I booked one gig in Charleston
to see Becky.
And I went on my website
and I looked
a little obvious,
like one lone show
in her hometown,
so I booked a few more gigs
along the way.
to drive, you know?
What? Just to like
throw off the scent,
you put on more gigs
to smokescreen it?
No, no, well, at first, yeah,
but then I got excited about it.
You know? Playing smaller
venues to, like, fewer people,
a little more intimate
of an audience.
I thought it'd be cool.
What?
That face.
Okay, remember
when we saw Bruce?
- When he dropped in at
the stone pony? -Yeah.
Okay, and wasn't that the best
f***ing show you ever saw?
- Yeah, it was a good show. -And
was he playing a real show?
Jason, when you play
small intimate venues
where you connect
with the crowd,
that's one thing.
That's hip.
Okay? That's a happening.
People say "I was there."
When I play those same venues,
it's different.
You understand that? It's a
reinforcement of a dead end.
Okay, but if this
were a real tour,
you probably wouldn't
even be here.
indie, like, skinny Jean hip band
down my throat,
- so that I could appeal to gen x.
- We are gen x.
Look, I think your set's
just kind of...
- Clenched.
- What does that mean?
- "Clenched"? -I don't know the
correct comedy term for it,
okay, but it's just,
I don't know,
a little tight-ass?
F***ing throw away
the joke book, man.
Let go.
Okay, and in music
the more real it is,
the more personal it is,
people can relate to that.
Look, I want
all of these people,
I want everybody to know...
I want this guy
hi. Okay? I want him
to know who you are.
To know the Paul Scott
that I know and love.
And if you can bring
that guy on stage
night after night after night,
with that kind of consistency,
f***, the sky's
the limit for you, dude.
I appreciate you saying it.
Can we hug it out?
Come on.
Come on, come on.
Bring it for the real thing.
Yeah.
Did they put me in country?
So is Bryn coming down
with us to Charleston?
Yeah, if she's up for it.
Well, I'm sure she's up for it.
I think you should
tell her though,
'cause, you know, it's kind
of a big deal for her.
Yeah?
I think Bryn's kind of a big
deal for you, hey, buddy?
Fear not tonight, I'm gonna
leave you two alone, all right?
No, that's gonna
make it awkward.
It would make everyone
uncomfortable.
Dude, it's not gonna make it awkward.
Okay? It's gonna be fine.
- It's gonna be fine?
- Yeah, all right,
it would be more awkward for me
if I'm watching you
sift through the fog.
- Okay, so this is about you.
- Yeah, yes.
- Now I get it.
- Yes, this is about me.
- Yeah, I need this for you.
Okay, looks like we've got
413, with a fireplace
and room 420.
Which is a smoking room.
The fireplace room
is fine, thanks.
Hey, hey, Paul. Is it cool if
Bryn crashes with us tonight?
- Yeah, yeah, of course.
- Are you sure?
- Totally.
- Yes, see.
That's really nice.
Shall we get a cot, then?
- Sure.
- Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, that's a good idea.
We should get a cot.
So, you need a cot?
Yeah, I guess we need a cot.
Um, you know, I'm gonna go make
and then smoke
a cigarette, and be...
- Thanks, bud.
- Be back in a while.
All right.
You're all set.
Continental breakfast
6:
00 to 8:00 every morning.Just right up the stairs
is your room.
And there's a snack machine
in case you get the munchies.
- Great.
- Thank you.
Oh, this isn't so bad.
- Yeah, it's not bad at
all, actually. -No.
It's even kind of fancy.
I don't know if I'd go that far.
Um, do you mind
if I use the bathroom?
Yeah, of course.
This isn't Shawshank.
You don't have to ask
for permission.
It was a very weird question.
It was a very weird...
I'm giving you 45 seconds.
Hey, got the cot
you guys wanted.
Oh, yeah, yeah, you know what, actually,
I don't think we need the cot.
- Who is it?
- It's housekeeping.
I'm actually
the assistant manager.
- With the cot?
- Yup!
Yeah, okay, why don't you
come on in?
I'll just pull this out
real quick.
- How's your day going?
- Good. How about you?
Do you need any help
with anything?
- I'll leave this right there, okay?
- It's okay.
So, yeah, if you guys need
any recommendations here in town
for restaurants, bowling alleys,
weed, just hit zero.
I'm your guy.
- Great.
- Hi.
- That's fantastic.
- Yeah, so. All right.
- Cool.
- All right.
Oh, here.
Forgot the...
Yeah, all I have is a...
All I have is a twenty.
- I don't have any change.
- Right.
- Thing is...
- I don't have any change.
- You don't have any change either?
- No.
You don't have to.
You don't need change.
So, oh, wow,
that is very generous, yeah.
Oh, if you guy want firewood
for the fireplace,
- I can bring that up. -Sure,
yeah, it comes with the room.
Oh, it's $50, but it comes
with champagne.
50 bucks?
I think we're good.
Yeah, I guess we're good.
You'll just keep
each other warm then.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- All right.
- Thank you.
You got it. I'll just put
this on the door outside.
Yeah. This is so much
better than my Van.
Oh, no, you should
take one of the beds.
- I was gonna take the cot.
- Are you kidding?
- Are you sure?
- Stop.
- But thank you, though.
- All right.
- Well, if you reconsider.
- Okay.
- Everything good?
- Do you wanna use the bath...
- Oh, I was gonna take a shower.
- No, I already showered.
- You sure?
- No, I'm sure. I'm sure.
Okay, okay.
- I shower quickly.
- Good. Cool. Enjoy.
A priest could walk in on you,
boning a girl
in the confession booth,
and he'd be like, "whoo!
She's smoking. You're fine."
Three hail Marys
and send me some jpegs.
Now, Maryland, I have some
good news for you tonight.
Led zeppelin couldn't do it,
Fleetwood Mac did not do it,
but tonight, we are gonna do it,
stand up comedy before
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