I haven't even slept yet.

But it's great to have you on, you know,

when the Rob the bookers like, Kevin Farley,

and every, oh my gosh, and then Adam's like, oh, we have to,

yes, we got to have him on and Adam why don't you

tell him your you know your heroes in life I think it's important for you to

set the tone gladly yeah look I grew up in the early 90s watching S&L, dude.

Yeah, you know, I mean, this is going to segue into talking about your family and your brother and

everything, but on my Mount Rushmore of life is your brother and Adam Sandler of life. Oh really like I used to do stand-up comedy I had to transition out of it because I wanted to make money at some point

But yeah, you don't do it. Yeah. You don't do it. And

making money making thing. But I just remember in middle school running around just

getting there like everything like it's you know it'd be like what I say like your

favorite baseball player of all time one Gonzales like meeting you meaning the entire Gonzales

family would be a big deal for you so no yeah there's still a lot of people you know

that remember him and that's why I made the documentary because I wanted to show

people you know what he was like and that there's a lot of been

said about Chris and that kind of thing I kind of wanted to set the record straight a little

bit on on some of that stuff and it was yeah it was a those are it was a great

documentary I was I was happy with it you know let me ask you you guys are less

than a year separated what is it yeah no Chris was like a year yeah it's called? Yeah, it's called Irish Twins.

Right.

So, you know, I think he's like a month, a year like a month, uh, older than I am, yeah.

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