How to impress Bill Burr with a joke 

The way Burr is almost offended he found that funny but loves it.

You will never impress a surgeon with a clean, well made stitches. But he sure as hell would be impressed if you used an office stapler.

Getting Bill to laugh at the boy are my arms tired joke is the best. I laugh at it every single time.

Conan and bill count for millions of people

The unexpected is one of the secrets of comedy. The arms tired joke is one of the most stereotypical but he weaves it in when talking about his birth city not what city he just came from. Also who in their right mind would tell a professional comedian an arms tired joke. Masterfully done

For those of you who don't get it, he's intentionally mis-telling the joke "I just flew in from [place], and boy are my arms tired"

I love that Bill seems equally confused and happy that dude made him laugh with that. Lol.

That Bill immediately knew it wasn’t supposed to be funny but was is my favorite part of this exchange. 😂

I just got diagnosed with Multiple Schlerosis and boy, are my arms tired.

I bet Norm would love it as well.

It worked because Glassman actually looked like he didn't expect the joke until it came out of him and then quickly tried to recover back to what he was talking about

This episode was the most jolly I’ve ever seen Bill Burr on someone’s podcast

For me the best part is how pleased Rick is after Bill says how did you make that work?

I love how now it's just became an inside joke between Rick and his fans and no matter how corny or played out it gets I hope he never stops doing it! At this point I look forward to hearing it in every podcast, it's like playing an audio 'Where's Waldo'.

He workshopped “boy are my arms tired” jokes and in front of comedy legends. Give this man a medal, he has suffered enough.

Just Bill Burr, Conan, & Carrot Top in a small room chuckling with their arms folded. Louis can come to if he keeps his pants on 😂.

Props to never giving up on the joke despite all the straight faces.

Seeing Burr laugh at that made my day.

Now that was high praise from one of the greats.

One of those rare 'so bad it's good' bits.