Dan Ramos talks about his third nipple, pen spinning, starting an Only Fans with his belly picture, SNAKES the game, Keanu Reeves and so much more nonsense for your ears. Recorded live inside of his tub.

Dan books a role in the next James Wan movie that he wrote/produced/directed called Malignant. How easy was it to get it? #1: how does one get around L.A without a car? YOU FIGURE IT OUT. Enjoy this story and don't forget to add me on TWITTER/IG/FB/YT and TIKTOK @danramoscomedy 

Shaun and Dan are back to discuss comedy writing and production, a Canadian show called VIDEO & ARCADE TOP 10,  Dan confessing to never seen the HBO's CRASHING then talking about how he got to meet his comedy idols (Russell Peters and Bobby Lee). Shaun also talk about how he had to lie and pretend he's going back to Kenya to get out of a lease. TRUST ME. THIS IS A GOOD ONE. If you got any questions, don't be afraid to leave a message.

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Dan tells an interesting takes  about his Filipino father Ernesto Ramos Sr, who was  smuggling something very important into the U.S and by the end of the story, you'll understand why.

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This special episode takes place back in 2013 at The Comedyworks in Montreal (when it was still open).  Dan Ramos started doing comedy by hitting the open-mic on Mondays at the Comedyworks in downtown Montreal. Unfortunately, because of free streaming content like this podcast (I'm joking), the comedy club had to close https://globalnews.ca/news/1408662/the-comedy-works-takes-its-final-bow/

The room was small and intimate- could probably hold about 60 people max, the club was on top of a bar, so wherever you go it smells like booze. When you entered The Comedyworks on the second floor, you were greeted by a wall of headshots from golden age of comedy, uncomfortable wabbly wooden tables and chairs and the stage was adorned with a mic, a stand, a stool and a almost broken blue neon Comedyworks sign. I'd look forward to getting a free drink, which only happened years later when I got better at stand-up.