you shouldn't do it. [ laughter ] you should watch the but my character wears this, like, bolo tie, andars. and so i do, like, three jumping jacks, a the bolo tie comes up, and hits my tooth, and i got a big chip there. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ laughter >> and you know when you're in show business, your face is your fortune, so i can't din anymore jumpg jacks. >> jimmy: no, exactly. and that's -- cut that right out. [ laughter ] [ applause ] absolutely no more. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here is bridget everett in an upcoming episode of "camping." take a look at this. >> it's true. i am -- i am officially a california state forest ranger. i lost my badge. but not my honor. so, what can i do you for? >> my sister-in-law carleen has gone missing from the campsite. we last saw her walking toward the showers about two hours ago. >> was she drunk? >> no. >> was she high? >> not to my knowledge, no. >> okay. so she's lost and sober. that's the worst. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: bridt everett. bridget, every time -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: you've been show, and you can always

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