What is going on, everybody? Welcome to another episode of Vowel Files, joined by my trusty

producer, Rachelle. Hello. How you doing? You're great on lights out with David's

fate. I just watched that. Was not. Thank you for being nice. Why do you say that? I didn't

think it was that great. Some of the critics were particularly harsh. What did David's

fate say? I think he said he tried that bad. Did he? Yeah. Yeah. So it sounds like David

even thought it was terrible. Well, okay. So can you tell people what the premises

that they didn't see it? The premises is David and a guest usually will come up with

some jokes. Usually they kind of based off of your character, my character being

I was on the bachelor. Yeah. And then you walk into a room and the audience doesn't

know that you are, in fact, being fed jokes by David and his guest, my guest being Courtney

Cox. So fun. David's guest. That was very cool. And then you have two ear pieces in

your ear and you're supposed to work. Yeah. And they feed you jokes. And then they feed

you the set up, you know, and then you say the set up and then they feed you the punchline.

Yeah. That's so hard. Well, one ear piece didn't work. Which one? I had one working ear

piece. So it was hard to hear. Right. I don't know. And then the crowd was all dead. They

you walked in. You're like, no, no, no. They don't know who you are. Yeah. And it was

all bachelor jokes. Yeah. But it's the right audience. It was still a lot of fun. And

I appreciate them having me. And I think it's cool. You did it. That's a scary thing to

do. Probably not my calling. No, that's not what it's that's like that. Obviously, they

put you in a very precarious position because it's funny to see, you know, someone fail.

You know what I mean? I don't think that you failed. I thought you're really funny.

Glad I could have met that happened. No, I thought you were really funny. Well, it was

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