So I was diagnosed nine years ago and at that time the doctor there no nothing and you know

Looked me in my face and I'm 18.

And it's a gene issue right?

Like it's a hereditary gene issue.

Yeah, so both of my parents are carriers

of the super rare disease. parents are

telling me these parents are finding new ways to fuck us. I know every time.

Every time. Every time someone said to me because for people that doesn't know Franklin, it's known for being a very wealthy town.

As part of Nashville, like South Nashville.

It's like one of the most.

And someone said, but I'm there there like I guess you're proof that money can't buy everything.

Gee!

Ladies and gentlemen, special guest, very funny stand-up comedian Fiona Kali how are you?

I'm doing well how are you? I'm doing fantastic I was really touched by how funny your set was last week on a stand-up show we did together.

You've only been doing comedy for a couple years?

Yeah, we're perching three years.

Three years.

How does it feel?

I mean, do you feel like a pro up there or what?

I mean, before I like officially got into standing that's a hard thing with trying to be like

this is how long I've been doing it because you know six years ago was my first time on a stage doing comedy but

when I didn't do it again for a year you know yeah and we have that timeline of we're like so data driven about like how

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