please welcome todd barry! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: thanks for making it through the storm, i guess. >> oh,, you know, it's the i don't know what that meant. >> stephen: you know neil tyson, right? >> i do. >> stephen: i have a picture of you guys here. what's from this from? >> a show we did for m.s.g. network. it was interesting, both of us here tonight because it's just weird to have two astrophysicists on the same show. >> stephen: this says neil tyson. this says, "comedian." it says, "neil tyson astrophysicist." "batodd barry, comedian." you have a new book "thank you for coming to hattiesburg." >> i wanted a title that wouldn't fit in a tweet. ( laughter ). >> stephen: why are you thanking people for coming to hattiesburg? >> they thank me, actually. it's about doing smaller market cities, when you do a show-- a smaller market, they can't believe you're there, so they say things like, thank you for coming to >> stephen: because they would

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