When people ask is everything in conspiracy the answer is yes. Who and what is controlling everything and why?

They they practice sorcery. I can't argue against magic.

I don't know what it is that we live on, but I believe it's around. This round that we live in is the lowest level of heaven, highest level of hell.

Chicken snake gods and the Anunnaki and sorcery. If Sam says the chicken snake god is running everything, I'm literally in the world of crazy.

I'm win losing conspiracy social club, aka deep waters. How are you, Brian?

I'm speaking about pipons, buddy. I want to also have a fun conversation about how I think I want to stop comments. Stand up.

Oh, let's talk about that. Really? I think I just want to have a conversation about real nice break. Yeah, because I no longer want to connect with anybody.

Okay, let's start this that way. We're already started. I have a question though. Yeah, I feel like in 2020 when the pandemic really hit and everyone was kind of forced to just stick to doing podcasts. Yeah.

I feel like that almost became the new comedy. And I think Tim Dylan kind of led the way, but just how he does his podcast.

Well, I know that Tim Dylan's talk about how he's somewhat doesn't even want to stand up anymore and I get what he's talking about. Because if you do it right, you can get your comedy itch by doing your podcast. Totally.

And it's kind of what I wanted to talk about today about how I'm really in a place where I

two things I don't want to connect. And I don't want to make I like this notion I have to like make you these people laugh anymore is like I think that's why I need to probably take a step back.

I dude, I've been doing comedy since like 1992. Yeah, I've talked about all the relatable shit. Right.

Right. Every new cranny of the relationship between men and women, I have fully just dove into.

So what else. So when you say you don't want to connect to what what what is that because you feel it, it does no good or you feel like the world.

Are you getting? I think when there's a cop when when I watch a comedian who's been doing it for a while, go up on stage and they don't care about the crowd.

And I do care about I like dude, I'm very very I love my fans. I'm so blessed. I went so long without any fans. So in the fact I have any fans is just amazing to me. So I'm very, very conscious of them. But like what I want to do on stage, it may not be stand up anymore.

It may just be a madman ranting and yelling on stage. That's a former stand up. But I have no desire to get a laugh. So I had an amazing like I was in helium and and

Phil Delphi. Yeah, it was the first time in a year and a half where I played to a sold out full room and in a basement and in where it's hot and you know and it was

Philly and it was just America and it was what it was cool. It was reminded me of things before everything.

And it was so intensely satisfying, you know, so it was kind of reminded me of what I do this with, right?

And I felt and one of the things that way I keep my self from being cynical and and exactly how you feel because I'll speak to it is that.

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