And four and three and two and one

Domenic career

Oh, what a way to lead the show there Joe Rogan. I like to do it that way. I don't know why I've been talking to you like that forever but I have.

I know you always go into these Irish accents. They would throw us out of Ireland with those

exits. I think it was when you started touring in Ireland on a regular basis.

Uh-huh.

That's a long time, Joe.

Yeah, but you've always been touring in Ireland.

I remember you talking about how great Ireland was decades ago.

Yeah.

Yeah, you've always loved it there, huh? I've been to the Kilkenny Festival more than any other white guy. No, I mean American.

How long have you been there? How many times? I think like 22. Holy shit. Rich Hall also went a lot but he's he's based in London

I'm the only one that actually still comes over. Rich Hall. He did a sniglets he was on

Saturday at library. He's based in London now?

Yeah, he likes it better there.

You know? He still works here once in a while. He's got a place in Montana, but he was on

Saturday live and he did that sniglets book and it was a big smash. I paid to see him live when I was one

week in a comedy. He was performing at Stitches and I went there live to see him.

Oh, Stitches in Boston. Yeah. So he lives in London now. Is he still doing stand up? Yeah, yeah. I saw him at the

Lefactory in Vegas a couple weeks ago. Him, Harris Pete and Blake Clark.

He always used Harris Pete. Like he would take Harris Pete in the road with him and Harris

Pete used to watch his Montana place for him. Right. That's hilarious. He was a joyless doorman. Like he made the comedy experience tense and miserable but yeah pretty funny he was he was rough as a door man

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