It's not the best one. It's not the great one. You're speaking with the juices one.

In the orbit of WWE, all of the personnel that comes through, everybody that wants to touch,

that wants to be the biggest, the best, or whatever. Sometimes, a lot of these things,

you know, they don't pan out the way that someone wants them to. In your case, you know,

you're talking about how many years you have, how many years you haven't.

It's been a lot. I started in 2002.

And the beginning of it, what I found like to be crazy was you coming in on the,

you know, you kind of had to earn your stripes for lack of a better word, right? You're comfort

in that space. It wasn't immediate with those guys.

WWE, they run all the time, but I think that's kind of where we might have, and I'm thinking

for you at this point, but I think that's kind of where you might have found common ground.

What was the first time you hit the stage of the stand-up?

It was the first time you hit the stage.

2000 and, you know, 1998. And that was in the space of amateur night. And me just falling

in love with amateur night competitions, small stage. But from 98 to 99 was where it was just

performing on things, right? Like whether it was a stage, whether it was a cabaret, whether it

was a lounge, we had to create our environments. They weren't, they weren't all set up for comedy.

They weren't all like entertainment like environments.

But it's a non-stop grind.

You're always on stage, and it's a different city every night, and you're hustling.

I went through the same thing.

You know, it's the same thing, and the business has changed so much since I started.

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