But at the time, I remember two dudes, we were in an auditorium, teachers are in the center. Thank you so much. Do not talk to them. Do not hang out with them. They are not to be our friends. I already knew they were in the mob and that we had paid them off to keep us safe. I knew all that detail. So what I did is I mashed up that whole thing and just had the teacher introduce them as the Mafia. But I knew that detail immediately. I went out and I got vodka and Baltika 6, which is their beer and the one I like now.
I knew I was going to party with them. I knew they were going to be my friends. And the way it had set up is, we had already all got our rooms and their room was right next door to mine — like literally next door to mine, and across the hall from the teacher who had been passing me through all my classes. Literally across the hall from her and next door to me. I was a kid who was interested in partying. Years after first telling his Russian mob story onstage, Bert Kreischer 's most infamous stand-up bit is getting turned into a movie.
Speaking last week with Q It really is," Kreischer said of the project, which has been described as The Hangover meets Midnight Run. The other day I listened to Jimmy Tatro So in flashback scenes you see the young Bert and I got teary-eyed — this is the dumbest thing to get teary-eyed but he introduced himself in the movie.
Kreischer did, honed the story well and it was ready when the viral moment came and it became a career-defining moment for the comedian.
Now, it looks like The Machine story has some more life in it for Kreischer. Kreischer and Judi Marmel will produce the project which is in its super early stages at the moment. Expand the sub menu Video. Expand the sub menu What to Hear. Expand the sub menu Digital. Expand the sub menu Theater.
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