Aisha 's homemade yes so the new Show's actually been in the works for over a
Aisha Tyler: Because it's very meager.
Aisha Tyler: And I don't know if you guys have ever tried this, and I know that you've already heard this joke, but you can Google me.
Aisha Tyler: So.
Aisha Tyler: We just have it all in our heads magically.
Aisha Tyler: So we come to you and we're like, so I need to get to 917 North 24th Street.
Aisha Tyler: Search nearby for some restaurants.
Aisha Tyler: So many more.
Aisha Tyler: At least.
Aisha Tyler: Yeah. LaFawn Bailey: You created a, a DVD called Aisha Tyler Is Lit.
Aisha Tyler: Yes.
Aisha Tyler: Um, hmmm.
Aisha Tyler: Um hmm.
Aisha Tyler: Oh, we're gonna see it.
Aisha Tyler: Oh, it's awesome.
Aisha Tyler: I was so excited that the internet worked, wow!
Aisha Tyler: Yes. LaFawn Bailey: It's not that bad, but I definitely can't compete Aisha Tyler: Nothing can be as bad as mine.
Aisha Tyler: Oh, wow, so heady so early in a conversation.
Aisha Tyler: Um, I had some money left over from making my comedy special and I just was I was just tired of hookers and blow and thought I would spend it in some other way.
Aisha Tyler: I was like, hey, you guys wanna read together?
Aisha Tyler: Could do some middle earth discussions.
Aisha Tyler: You know, I just didn't want to have to, I just wanted to, to just do the manifesto at the top of the show so that I could just get into other ideas and other,
Aisha Tyler: But I thought instead of paying a producer, I'll produce this whole thing myself and use the extra money to add some value, add some creative value and so, when
Aisha Tyler: Run into the streets, scream, take their clothes off, you know.
Aisha Tyler: Thank you.
Aisha Tyler: Yeah.
Aisha Tyler: Oh yeah, let's talk about my podcast.
Aisha Tyler: Yeah. LaFawn Bailey: It's a show about stuff guys love, brought to you by the ultimate guy's girl Aisha Tyler: I didn't write that.
Aisha Tyler: Yeah, yeah, it's doing really well.
Aisha Tyler: the demon at my doorstep.
Aisha Tyler: The show it's had, we've had five episodes.
Aisha Tyler: So, we're in a pitch battle for who can spend more of their own money on shit for other people.
Aisha Tyler: But, um, but it is nice because it's, I'm the only woman in the top ten comedy list and that's really gratifying and I'm really proud of the show and people are responding
Aisha Tyler: It's the rich people that are like, you know, you can't have the children until you give me the third car, you know.
Aisha Tyler: If I can buy groceries, I'll buy them.
Aisha Tyler: So, my parents, my mom got my sister and my dad took me and I just was raised by a single dad.
Aisha Tyler: Great entertaining, just like for an eight or nine year old girl.
Aisha Tyler: So, um, sort of to keep me from death by science fiction, he had to, he had, he had this thing he would strap me to his back so I could read on his back.
Aisha Tyler: I grew up on video games.
Aisha Tyler: So I was just a huge gamer.
Aisha Tyler: Sure, guys wanna hear you talk with your shirt off, that's what they want.
Aisha Tyler: So it's great.
Aisha Tyler: Uh huh.
Aisha Tyler: Uh huh, uh huh.
Aisha Tyler: Anybody play Halo?
Aisha Tyler: Anybody ever break a bone and have to wear a halo?
Aisha Tyler: Yeah, I'm a huge, Halo was probably my gateway drug back into gaming.
Aisha Tyler: That makes you want to reconsider your whole, all your life choices up to that point.
Aisha Tyler: But I will say, you guys are all here safe and sound right now 'cause of shit I did on Halo last night.
Aisha Tyler: I save the universe every day so you can come here and eat organic nut things.