Hello, Amanda. Welcome to the men's room.

Hola, boys.

Ola!

Hello, hello. All right. So, I am a good person at stand-up comedy and public speaking.

Wait, you said you're a good person at stand-up comedy and public speaking?

Yes. All right. How long have you person at stand-up comedy in public speaking? Yes.

All right.

How long have you been doing stand-up comedy?

So I've been since COVID, so how many years is that?

Whatever how are we?

Sixes.

I don't know. I got COVID-clock.

But whatever this year is, then so 2020, it became a thing.

Like, I did an online thing through the Vitrocoma comedy club, and I practiced with some comedians.

I had a couple people say, okay, you know, come on over.

We're going to have you do a gig and let's see how your bits are.

I did very well.

I did so well.

How many minutes are you doing up there? Because I mean, even five minutes can feel like

an hour and a half when you're standing up there doing jokes. Oh, my God. You're sweating

like all hell. But it's like, you know, if it depends. Okay, so it depends. If you're having a good night, it could feel like it whizzed by. But if you are like getting no laughs or, you know, like people are just zombie looking at you, then you're like, oh, God, what am I getting? Show me my light. You know, like, let's go. Let me ask you this. If we do a men's room world tour event. I was getting rid of the same thing. We've got one planned. Would you get up on stage and do as many minutes as you want? I would do that. Oh, yeah. I think we should see a little bit of her act before we give her three. Oh, no, no, no. No, no. Look, man. We're flying without a net. If she's not funny, that is on her. It's going to be quiet.

If she's not funny, that is on her.

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