I've loved stand-up comedy for as long as I can remember. I don't remember a time when I didn't like, or I'm sorry, love stand-up comedy. I don't.

I remember having a VHS tape of Bill Cosby himself, I'm sorry. They didn't tell you that when you were 10.

It wasn't on the back of the VHS that he was a serial rapist they didn't say that so I'm sorry

I remember

Going with my mom. I remember I remember the first time and I have told this story about

Dane Cook but I remember I remember going to wrestling practice with my Captain Nick Ray Hall who is he went to the

Naval Academy and is now I believe a marine I remember being in his purple Ford Ranger that I almost bought going to

wrestling practice I think it was during like the Christmas holiday.

I remember listening to I think the name of the album is harmful if swallowed.

Where he talks about like the sounds like

parking a lot makes and punch a horse in the face I think

or bees.

I think it was a bee. I remember that. I wasn't a sad kid. Obviously I had issues I think I think everyone has issues but I was overall happy but I remember I remember the I've told it about the album the

special many times

but John Pinette's special I Say Nay

it was on a burned DVD and I remember my whole family watching it

and just like it's almost like being tickled you know like sometimes some I

obviously now like sometimes you sit down to watch a special or you sit you go to a comedy show or you're just joking with friends and you like almost know it's coming.

But... with friends and you like almost know it's coming.

But when like a, when, when, when, when, when, I was a kid and I really had no,

like real understanding of what Standupup was I don't think I mean I knew they were telling jokes

But there's a level of funny

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