Hey, what's up brother? How are you?

What's up Joe?

It's great seeing a fellow comedian that I don't think I've been inside a comedy club

with seeing any comedian for two months now.

It's weird, it's like they're trying to get it out of our system like they're trying to like like if we're junkies if we're comedy junkies. We've gone through a rehab

You have to live like a regular person. It's tough. I mean I've gotten past a phase of like because back in the day if I didn't do stand up for a week I'll get depressed

Yeah, there's nothing else going on in my life, but now I got other stuff going I can do writing whatever but I feel bad for like the road guys and oh yeah and

the open micers that's just coming up oh yeah and I'm sure you've gotten this

are a lot of people inviting you to do virtual

virtual stand-up comedy shows on Zoom yeah they can eat shit did that is the worst

idea on the fucking planet bro even great comics look terrible on those.

And they can record you forever.

Exactly.

And you record you looking terrible.

Bombing.

Just, it's just not the right place. It's like let's play basketball underwater. Yeah, that doesn't work

But that shows you how desperate people are

They would put their whole material on the line to do virtual no real people audience just to get their rocks off

Dave Chappelle's got a very unique solution. He's doing some shit in his backyard. He sent me, well not his backyard. His friend has a wedding pavilion.

So he set up this thing at a wedding pavilion. All of it is COVID safe.

Look at that.

That's Dave on stage in Ohio at a wedding pavilion.

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