I've been a stand-up comedy fan for my entire life.

Honestly, I don't remember a time when I wasn't watching stand-up comedy.

I never thought I would do it, like literally never.

People would ask me all the time. never

people would ask me all the time when I was working with Joey

when are you going to do stand up or are you ever going to do stand up?

And I would tell them no.

Every time not, it wasn't even a a thought but I've always loved it I remember

our guy went to FYE at the Natick mall and I bought the the Bill Cosby himself I'm sorry we didn't he didn't talk about about the

the 80 women he assaulted on that special he talked about going to the dentist so

I had no I'm sorry I had no, I'm sorry, I had no idea.

But I remember going and buying that VHS tape

at the Natick Mall when I was, God,

I had to be in my, in like middle school tops.

I remember going seeing that, and then my dad, my dad and I, in the car, my dad, I think I was 13 or 14 maybe you know not 14 because I had a job at 14 so

probably like 12 or 13 I had my dad was working at a corporate office for a seafood

restaurant called Legal Seafoods if you're from the Northeast and he got me

an internship there and we were driving every day and like seven in the

morning someone crazy early and on the on the way in we would do two jokes.

The first joke was a fat bastard from Austin Powers.

He's talking about, you know when you're walking up the stairs of an apartment building and you can smell what

everyone's cooking your fart smells like that plus crap so that plus crap and

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