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Got to be all on the right side.

I got to be all on the right inside.

I spend my paycheck called my little ghost.

That's okay.

And now I've got it to me. now I'm not to me,

all on the bright side, you got to be all, on the bright side, so I won't get

all on the bright side, washing my socks in the sink at a motel six,

sleeping with a knife in my hand in a stranger's basement, putting my rent money in the

bottom of my shoes so I won't get robbed. All of these things and more are possible through

stand-up comedy. If you feel like you are misunderstood in your youth, maybe you have a touch of

narcissism, maybe you like to say the worst possible things at parties. You don't know why.

You can go to an open mic today. It's a hard life, but you know, sometimes it's all you can do.

It's all you have. And today, we're going to talk about it. Standup comedy, baby. I have PTSD from

stand up, and I didn't realize I did until we started coming back into the world.

And they're like, hey, you ready to come do some shows? And I'm like, I don't know if I'm like emotionally ready for this.

I'm like looking at my past. We're going to talk about it, how I got into this, kind of what the life is stand up as like.

People will look you dead in the eyes and say the worst possible thing to your face, right?

The worst thing. And you're expected to be a tough guy. You know, like, I just got to let it roll off my back.

It's going to let it roll off. And like, after a while, it gets to you. I was looking at my old sets and I'm like

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