Hey, everybody, how you doing? Welcome to the Krebscast. I'm your host, Charlie

Barons, and I am looking out onto, uh, I would say what is traditionally an

October day in Wisconsin. It's cooler than hell, ladies and gentlemen. What is

going? It's kind of like one of those weird fall days where it's cold out. And I'm

looking at this tree, which hasn't even, it hasn't even started to change.

This tree is still holding on to summer. Like, uh, you like your professor who is

dying his hair into his, his mid 80s. Look at this thing. It's not even beginning to

change colors. I don't know where this tree's getting the green die from, but it's about that time.

It's about that time to just admit what's happening.

Ah, that's a weird way to start the podcast. By the way, my guest today is Drew Lynch.

He's a hilarious comedian. He's got a new standup special out called Kinkost. You can find it

on YouTube. Just check out the Drew Lynch YouTube page. But you may remember Drew from

doing America's Got Talent in 2015. He had developed a stutter at the age of 20 after an accident

during a softball game. And, um, you know, he was acting before that. And then obviously developed

this stutter that was complicated when it, you know, came to acting. And so he turned to stand up.

And I mean, he's just becoming an amazing standup comedian because of this. So very interesting

conversation with him. Honestly, we went far beyond that aspect of his life. And just into,

you know, kind of what it means to be a content creator or comedian, um, in the world today,

just with all the social media and all that sort of stuff. So I think you'll really enjoy my

conversation with him. Uh, so anyway, back to the street. Uh, the last time I was going in LA,

I was doing, as a job, I was doing red carpet reporting. And you would see on these red carpets,

everyone had to like, you know, bow talks and all that sort of stuff. And you're like, why does

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