Welcome to the Rush Hour, your daily dose of pop culture for your rush hour ride.

Buckle up and enjoy the drive with your host, stand-up comedian Dave Neal.

Hello everybody. Happy 4th of July. It's Dave Neal, stand-up comic, and host of the Rush Hour

podcast. Well, I'm not going to leave you high and dry.

We have a big international audience. Maybe our British friends are out there and you don't want to see us celebrating, ghosting you guys.

Well, wherever you are, whatever you're doing, I've got a special episode for you. I'm going to share a question and answer that we've got.

I've compiled all of your questions.

I have all of them right here from the Instagram, D. Neels. I do this maybe once a month,

every couple months. I take inventory of your questions and I read them back to you. I'll tell you this.

On this episode, I'm going to answer the question of how much money I make. I'm going to answer the

question about my health, my family. There's a few questions that I'm going to answer the question of how much money I make. I'm going to answer the question

about my health, my family. There's a few questions that will show up on here that I'm going to

skip. I'm skipping them for two reasons. One, I'm skipping them because it's redundant, because I get

asked a million times. How did you meet Tasha? And then the other question, and then some are just

creepy. There's some flat out creepy questions. I'm not going to judge anybody for asking, because I did say ask me anything.

But if you see some questions on there that I don't answer, just now it's because you're a

creep. And that's okay. It's Fourth of July. Maybe you already had a couple extra Fourth

of July beverages. All right. So let's get into it. I'm going to rock and roll right now.

We'll see how long this takes. We'll go from top to left to right, top to bottom. When and how do you

realize you wanted to be a stand-up comedian? Well, I never thought I could become a stand-up comedian

because I always saw like Chris Rock specials and Dane Cook.

And you don't realize that there's a process to creativity that starts with writing your first

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