All right, y'all, big news. My new stand-up special live and alive drops Friday, October 24th, right here on my YouTube at 9 p.m. Eastern, 6 p.m. Pacific.

We shot at a comedy on state, Madison, Wisconsin. There were two sold-out shows. The crowds were unbelievable.

And I'm telling you, honestly, it's my best work. All right? This special is special. I'm really proud of it. It's self-produced. It's self-funded. It's self-released and straight from me to you the way it should be. And here's the best part. During the premiere, I'll be live in the YouTube comments with you guys hanging out the whole time. I'll answer questions. I want to watch it all

unfold in real time with you guys like we're there together that night. All right? So make sure

you subscribe to my channel, hit that reminder, and join me on release night. This one means a lot to me

and I would love to experience that first watch with you guys Friday, October 24th, 9 p.m.

Eastern, 6 p.m. Pacific, live and alive right here on my YouTube.

Subscribe now and don't miss it.

San Diego, I'll be at the Grand Comedy Club Friday, October 3rd.

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Hey baby, we're going to be here all day. We're going to be here all day, baby. I like this kind of party.

Welcome back to the way back, Ryan sickler here thank you for

watching this show uh I love doing this show this is a really fun show to watch and and sit and

be a part of um so thank you for your support um that's it man let's let's just get into it I'm

very excited to have this guest back here today ladies and gentlemen please, please welcome. Thomas O'Rahoe. Welcome to the way back. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Appreciate it. So I was talking to you before we got started here. You're 35, correct? Yes, sir. And you've never sat in this seat in your life. The turnaround seat. Like I said, we just have trucks and you get in the back of trucks.

Yeah. So tell me, tell us about that. The growing up. So, because also, you're making me have flashbacks now. Yeah, you weren't supposed to, but everybody rode in the back of a pickup truck back

in the day. Yeah, yeah. And my family's from the country. So I was driving my dad's pickup at like maybe fourth grade around the property,

made third grade. Just because as long as you don't go too fast, I learned how to downshift.

You know, I was not even eight, maybe 10. But that's how you learn. My whole family's truck driver.

So you were allowed to drive around as long as you stayed in eyesight. My dad was a drug addict,

so he wasn't really like, you know, like, I don't do that. He would probably be like, yo, you're supposed to, from four to five, like, he's trying to teach me how to drive more than he's like, don't crash the car. I would take it to the store, which is like quarter mile. How old were you when you first took the car on the street, a real street? It's the, it's like a country road. Yeah. But maybe third grade. Third grade. I think you're going to say 13. No. I was really stealing the car. That age right there. That's exactly how old I was. This kid's right there. Is that your sister? That's my sister. You two were in the car driving?

She would come with me.

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