Well, let's see the point in waiting a bit longer, so let's bring her out.

We're going to start with your action.

The one you came to see, ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only Ms. Judy Goldie.

So you have these various jobs, right?

And then you are going to, you know, do stand up.

And then, uh, and your father's dead.

And your mother, you're living in the basement of your mother's house.

Is that correct?

Yeah.

And you pretty much, I think you got successful pretty quick.

You got like me.

I was told I was funny early on, and I was told, you know, I was different.

You know, I wasn't like everyone else, but also, but I feel like you had that sort of.

People telling you you're funny.

I got somebody called it breadcrumbing.

And I guess that's a good way to say it.

Like you get enough stuff every couple of years, so you don't quit.

Right.

Do you mean like maybe if I didn't get anything for 10 years, I would equip,

but because I got like less coming standing like six or seven years in.

And then Montreal.

And that's why my mom started again, because she saw me getting stuff.

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