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What advice would you give young comedians coming up in today's game?

This is not only to comedians.

This is to anybody trying to make it in anything that's different or or non-traditional trying to be a singer

type of artist is you got to think outside the box man like and you got to treat it like it's your

full-time even even if you have a full-time job you know what I mean if you're working at subway

you got to get all

your hours but then afterward you got to go and get double the hours and whatever it is your art or your

craft is man like keep thinking just because you punch in clock in clock out don't mean you're going to

make progress right like you've got to be their mind body and be locked in yeah and. And you got to, you got to, like, strategize, man.

I didn't used to strategize until I had my son.

Once I had my son, all I cared about was getting in the right rooms

and just kind of like making friendships with people, you know what I mean?

Be ambitious but never thirsty, be confident, but never cocky.

How does it feel?

You told the story, open mic, they're on a handful of people.

Now you're performing in front of sold-out theaters.

Do you think about, do you ever, when you're alone,

and just you and your thoughts, do you think about like,

damn, Ralph, you come a long way, bro?

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