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This is the Dan Levator show with the Stucats podcast.

Make sure to get me that mad dog sound so I could get to it before the end of this hour.

But we've got someone here who might even be funnier than Mad Dog Sound.

He's buzzed about, right?

He's the comedian right now that is super hot and he's selling out shows.

On his national tour, Lucaselnick.com com if you want full tour dates and tickets uh thank you for joining us lucas i appreciate it and i'm wondering

on your career path here what made you more nervous the first time you did stand up or when

you told uh the people who love you that you wanted to be a comedian for a living?

You know what? I think I made the right call and I didn't tell the people who love me that I wanted

to be a comedian until after I'd done a fair amount of stand-up. Okay. So you weren't,

was it because you weren't sure that you wanted to do it as a career or Or you weren't sure what they'd say? It's just like being a comedian is kind of like being gay. Like you want to really make sure you are before you go out and tell all your friends you are. You know what I think? Nothing wrong with it if you, if you're sure. But you don't want to, you don't want to have to walk that one back. So how long,

how long did you go before you, like how much doubt was there before you realize, no, I'm going to

go ahead and try and make a go of this, and I can make a go of it successfully? Honestly, it was like

two, probably two years, which I think makes it different from the gay analogy. I think if you

tried being gay for two years, you'd probably know pretty quickly. But comedy, I don't know,

because the pandemic really changed how comedy was working. So I just didn't know if it was

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