I love it. I think it's I think it's I think it's the way of the future.

You know I think going lives the way the future is the only thing you can commoditize anymore is the direct experience.

Recordings all get sent to the cloud you know we're I're, I mean, we are approaching the

singularity. The only thing people can have is your direct experience.

That's the only thing left to sell. Your direct experience in real time.

Hell yeah. Yeah, that's why stand-ups not going anywhere, dude. True. A lot of people, a lot of talk. A lot of talk saying stand-ups dead.

Nothing beats being in the room, dude. Well, the only thing that's... I's seen a lot of shitty comics seem really funny by being in the room

True, but the only thing that sucks is like your special your people's hopes of like working on a special can be dashed by one dude with a

camera phone who records like 20 minutes of your set. True but you know I don't know that I

listen to most of Louis special before it came out.

True.

When it came out I was still like, hell yeah.

True and if you saw it live it'd be kind of sweaty.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's the only argument.

I think stand-up will evolve to people doing 20 minute

specials like once or twice a year I think so hot 20

45's 45 an hour is a little long a little long dude a little laborious it's like just

rip a hot 20

Chuck it out and keep everything on the web and just keep it ripping. That's just me.

That's just me. Matt McCusker, futur,

writer, whatever, you know what I mean? That just is. That just is what it is for sure how's the how's the sound levels the mayor any shit talking any shit talking any fucking winners

...