Five, four, three, two, one.

F two, yah, Lenny Clark, ladies and gentlemen, and his brother Mike, Mike Clark, the second man to ever give me paid work ever in my entire professional career opening up for Lenny at Jays and Pittsfield.

Right, right? Yeah, Yeah. I remember that place.

The Norma Foe gig. I don't even know if norms around anymore, but I remember that

gig like it was yesterday. That guy paid my rent many times, many times. And you did too.

Working for you, paid my rent.

I worked for Mike, one of the craziest gigs I ever did. I think it was a one and done. never did it again it was a restaurant and I was in the seating area and the microphone for the people when they announced their table was tied to the PA system

so you'd be in the middle of this punchline.

He'd be like, so I said to the guy, Clark, party two, Clark,

your table's ready.

Like, oh, no.

Was that, that wasn't the Mexican place down the Cape?

No, it wasn't a Mexican place, it was a seafood place.

Oh.

Oh, yeah. I had a lot of one night back in the day.

Well, that was the beautiful thing about being a comic in Boston is that if you lived in Boston you could go

anywhere within like an hour or two hours outside the city and work basically every weekend.

Yeah, well Tuesday through Sunday Joe. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, Tuesday through Sunday, Joe.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

We were working seven nights a week at one point.

It was so much, you know, and cash.

...