uh no right well we were just talking about us on waiting for the students joining.

But Ray was saying about the, I mean, the, the, the, the, the matrices that, you know,

it basically started out as a, for Biglia started it, right?

And it was just for all comedy clubs and then

everyone could start up their own individual situation and then the comedy seller got more money

than probably all the other ones combined right probably i didn't really look at all the gofummies

but i think i think the seller raised well over over 100 000 you know so when i was when I was looking, when I was looking, when I first started, I was looking at the other clubs and the, you know, like Nashville, Zanis had like $600.

And, you know, they were all garbage.

So, so the comedy seller was the only one that really was, I know one other club is doing okay,

but none of them were doing even close to the comedy seller had more than all their other clubs combined.

That was even before, that was when they just were at like $50,000, you know, so whatever.

That's because in the comics, they're doing lots of money, right?

Yeah, because they worked there and basically Louis gave so much money that everybody was like, I guess doing lots of money, right? Yeah, because they worked there, and,

and Louis gave so much money that everybody was like, I guess I got to get some money. Yeah, multiple, you know, $5,000 donations, you know, again, I think it's great, and I donated to the thing, but I'm just, it's just, it's mind-boggling how much more was raised there than you know they're

getting paid they're getting they're getting unemployment plus the 600 because they're

w-2 employees you know so they're getting their money they're getting their money and that money but

it's you know when you divide it by how many people it's not a lot but it's still a lot

considering that, like,

I haven't got a fucking, I haven't got anything yet.

I haven't got the pandemic check.

And I, and I have two kids and a fucking, uh, a wife.

So, my-

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