Do do so you so you were asking yeah

by time I came around this sure was already in an advanced stage

She was older okay and she had some health issues and so she wasn't banging comics at that point.

But there was a time.

There was a time when she was getting she was the boss.

She was the boss woman and she would grab comedians.

And Jimmy Schubert talked about it. He was like 21 years old, wanted to be a comic.

All of a sudden he's banging Mincy Shore like, yikes.

Do we know anybody famous? I don't know. I don't know who's talking about it. I know Jimmy talked about it in

Robin Williams. Argus talked about it. I have no idea. But it's in it's a part of the comedy

store documentary that they're putting out. I mean she is a joint. She was an animal.

Yeah, like she's a pretty girl. She also was like the most important figure in comedy outside of comedians.

Like by running that store that way and letting all those people just be buck wild and

have this crazy creative environment.

That's where Kennison erupted from.

And that's where, you know, Richard Pryor used to work out there

and Bill Hicks started there.

And so many people, so many people were there in their early days.

Why do you think that it could flourish that way?

Because of her.

But like, how did it make money?

How did she have money?

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