He's my man. What's up, man? What's up brother? Good to see you man. Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity. I couldn't sleep last night. Oh, yeah, I was yeah. No, I was excited. I laid down my my my outfit and ironed it. I'm like you know, you know, I got yeah,

Lint roller that's so crazy dude you and I've been friends for years. Yeah, got to relax, but this is a big deal. I mean you're you're try to get that shit out of your head. Try to get that big deal out of your head.

Yeah. Just clean it. Clean it. Clean it. You got a big deal.

Tomorrow night, Showtime. Well, when when this airs it'll be tonight yeah

i'll be tonight show time my first one hour special that's amazing i'm excited for you

i've seen you working it out it's hilarious shit and i know you've been really grinding up until this

pandemic but luckily you filmed it you got under the wire right how many months

out were you I filmed November 2nd okay so you missed it by a couple months that's good. Yeah November 2nd I filmed it and you know people think I named the special stay at home some because of what was going on but I landed on the on the title in the summer. It's called Stay at Home Sun. Okay. And I you know if I

would have named an hour to put a comma right before the sun really drove the

point but yeah I was excited and and yeah my first one hour especially it's like one of those things where you like you dream about it as a kid and here it is and it's like

How many years have been doing stand up now? 13.

That's good.

I started when I was 20 and I'm 33 now.

There's a thing that they say.

I don't know who they are, but I say it too.

Who are they?

Who are they?

10 years, it takes 10 years to become a real comic. Who are they? They? Ten years.

It takes ten years to become a real comic.

That's what they always say.

I don't know why they say that.

Is it like the black belt?

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