This is the flavor. I am at the Legendary Sofie Stadium with another legend here. The legendary

Dane Cook. Look at this doctor. Look at this dumb. Look at this place. Can you find

a seat? It needs a fresh coat of paint over here. And this is, it's, it's, it's, there's

nobody here today. No tickets are sold. Charge must be playing. I gotta tell you,

it's a real honor to sit here and have a chat and such an incredible edifice. So good

to be here. Well, it's great to have you and the reason is is that I love comedians, not

just because they're funny, because I really respect intelligence. And now we say if I'm

the smartest one in the room, I'm in the wrong room. And if there's a good comedian in

the room, I'm definitely not the smartest one in the room. Some of the most intelligent

people that I've had on the playbook and I've been blessed to be around are so hyper intelligent

that it's, you know, mind blowing to me how quick a brain can work, not only work, but

work to entertain and to bring joy. And I believe that's the true intent of comedy in

itself and entertaining people as an actor. For you, what inspires you to be funny? Wow,

man. It's well, just to, to intend with what you said, you know, being a stand up

comic, it takes a lot of years to get past the initial, you know, nervousness, whether

it's stage fright, whether it's, you know, are my ideas good enough most of the time?

No. But once you can crack the code and you kind of know your persona, know that character,

then it is quite an incredible experience to tap into everything, whether it's your vulnerability,

being introspective, being absurd, being irreverent, and to be able to have all those things

working in real time off the cuff, oftentimes, you know, you try to be formulaic, somebody's

going to yell something, somebody's going to drop something. And the next thing you know,

everything is happening, you know, in, in the, in the absolute present, you have to pull

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