Hey, what's up everybody? Thanks for tuning into another episode of Let The Be Talk today is Monday June 4th and I am in New York City.

I can't believe it. I've already been here.

What? 14 days man. That's just crazy. How time flies?

Time flies as we say all the time, but man, I've been here 14 days just working my ass off.

Show's every night and you don't even notice. I don't know. It's funny. Some people though as they say, I don't even know what day it is.

And some people are like, I don't know what month it is. Sometimes I don't even know what year it is. It's so absurd. It's such a blur.

I think that's the sign of winning in some strange way. If you have no idea where you're supposed to be unless you look at a calendar or what you're supposed to be doing.

And some sort of way that's a win, you know, because you're not really tied down. I do have a schedule. I enjoy schedules. I do like to know what is coming up.

Mysteries always kind of rattle my cage a little bit. You know what I mean? Like, fuck man. When am I going to work again or whatever.

But it always works out for the better or whatever. It's part of the story. I'm just rambling at the top here. It's morning time. And I'm just getting up.

It's different here in New York. I tend to be out till around 2 or 3 or 4 a.m. It reminds me of when I first started doing comedy. I would do a couple spots and then go eat some diner with friends like Ian Edwards or Eric Griffin.

You know, Chris, we just be out all fucking night. And that kind of reminds me of what goes down here in New York, which is cool. It is kind of cool.

You know, let's say, well, anyway, great, great weekend. Great thing happened to me. I did my first paid spot at the world famous comedy seller in New York City.

And I can't even tell you how electric that was. Of course, I a showcase back in March and I got past. But then I've been on the road the whole time. And I'm finally here in New York and digging in and going for it working at the seller.

And it's just I can't even tell you how cool it is.

Anyway, yeah, come see me. I'm just kind of I'm kind of spaced out right now because I just say I don't know why I try to do these fucking intros when I wake up in the morning. I'm just like, I got to get this done so I can go out and battle the day. And then I'm just like fucking blurry.

So I guess it's part of it's part of the character, you know, part of the part of the show, man, three minutes in. I've said nothing. I've said fucking nothing. You guys are reaching for the fast forward. Like, hey, let's give some love to the people that help this show and keep this show floating.

I'm dedicating this entire episode to Mark Brunot, my Australian superstar. I love him. He donates to the podcast and just a fucking solid human being. Thank you, Mark Brunot. This one is for you. Also,

Colton Blackstock, cool name there. I'm Colton Blackstock. Sounds like sounds like some old timey name on a Western. Just rolling through town. Colton Blackstock.

Colton, thank you, man. If you want to donate, go to patreon.com slash Dean Del Ray.

Quick heads up, man. My boy Eric Griffin's got a special coming out on showtime on the eighth June 8th. Make sure you watch that. Very cool. He's on that show. I'm dying up here. And this is his second special on showtime. So tune into that. I love the man. We spent some time together over the weekend in New York. It was great to see him.

He's just a great friend and he's been so much help early on in my comedy career. Take me on the road and we went and saw Han Solo this weekend. Solo, which I call so no.

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