I have really mixed feelings about this because I flirted with this person, but also they won't go away.

They won't respect my boundaries.

I'm Jamie Beebe.

And I'm Jake Deptula.

On today's episode of Strictly Stock and we're speaking with Pam, we stalked by a fellow

stand-of-comedian who refused to take no for an answer.

What began as unwanted romantic attention escalated when Pam set boundaries. She blocked him,

left shows, involved her husband, and asked venues to step in, but the contact didn't stop.

Instead, followed her through group chats, third parties, and whispers behind her back. As

rumors spread, the lies took hold, Pam lost gigs, friends, and ultimately

her space in the comedy community. Pam, thank you for joining us today. Thank you. Take us back

to a time when you really decided to jump head first into comedy. I've always been someone who

enjoyed public speaking. I wanted to practice my skills because I didn't have any

like outlet for that at the moment. And so when I was 35, I started looking into opportunities

in my city to go to open mics. And I had a five-month-old baby at that time. And when I talked about where the

open mics, they said, they're on Monday nights at 10 p.m. at this bar. And I said, that doesn't work well for me.

But then as time went on, I thought, well, I'm up nursing her at all hours of the night anyway. I might as well

try to go. So I did. And I actually brought

her to, I think, my second open mic. So that was a little crazy. I was the, I've always been

different. I've been the 35-year-old starting out comedian with an infant with me. What kind of

responses you get when you were in front of the audience in doing this?

Oh, really positive. People were, I think that they value, the group of comedians that we had then

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