Hey everybody. I'm on the Golden Retriever of Comedy Tour. It's been awesome so far.

We're having so much fun going and doing these shows in these awesome venues.

Friday, November 7th at the Empire Theater in San Antonio, Texas.

I'm going to have a hell of a time. I'm excited for this show.

November 8th, the Paramount Theater, Austin, Texas. One of my favorite theaters in the country. This shit rules. I got to open for Hannibal Burris there like 10 years ago, and I loved it. Came back, did it a part of his moon tower. Well, guess what? I'm back, baby, with a full new hour. Going to be with Brendan Sagalow and Matt Ross, November 8th at the Paramount Theater,

Austin, Texas,

as part of the Golden Retriever of Comedy Tour.

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My great-grandfathers from, Alt, Colorado. Alt. It's very tiny. I mean, if you're not in Denver or any of those, like, top three cities, it's the most rural place on earth. It is. I mean, there's just absolutely nothing. Which is interesting. That's what I love because you're, we just, by the way, we just start recording. We don't like do an intro or anything. Okay, cool. But you're from Alabama and people don't realize, they think Colorado's like mountains and Denver. And they don't realize it's just so much flight. Oh, there's so much of nothing. Have you, did you drive there from Alabama when you moved out? No, no.

Took the first flight I'd ever been on to Denver. Really? I was 30 years old. Yeah, yeah. What's the first flight at 30 like? Really awkward because your mom still walks with you at the air. My mom came with me. To the gate? Yeah, yeah. And she was like, all right, this is it. I mean, I was literally, like, at this point, I was going, like, you know, it's so funny.

It's a time, it she was like, all right, this is it. I mean, I was literally, like, at this point, I was going, like, you know, it's so funny, it's a tale's oldest time. I was headed west to chase my dreams. Yeah. Like, I'd already burned everything down, and so you just head west, and that's what I did. My mom put me on an American airline flight and I went out. Were you nervous the night before?

No, no, I was so pumped. I was like, it kind of felt like, uh, like it felt like a pardon or something. Like I was getting out of Alabama. I'd screwed up a bunch and now I was going to get another chance and a, you're like, this true family will not be. Yeah, yeah. I'm leaving the name. was so,, I, the only thing I was nervous about was just like, uh, that's just not knowing anybody really and just kind of going out there. So you're moving Alabama to, you grow up in Alabama. What part of Alabama's grow up? Uh, right outside of Huntsville. Okay, which is great. Yeah, yeah, it's great. Great city. It's, which is crazy. It's like the science capital of the South. Thank you, Dan.

The first thing we want as people from Huntsville is to know that we're not like the rest of the... Immediately. I go, I'm from Huntsville, very different than the rest of this. And nobody ever buys it. It would be fun to go to like Montgomery or something. And they're like, oh, Eric Strupe,

oh,

the old fancy, fucking fancy pants who flew off to the mountains on a plane, mind you. Exactly. I mean, you knell, I mean, I went to school in Jacksonville, Alabama. It was only two hours south. And it was a huge difference in that. I mean, it's, Huntsville is,

uh,

there's very,

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