So this week is Joe Coy, who is a good buddy, we see out, killing it out there in the

stand-up world, selling out arenas and just really shaking it up. And sometimes what we do

on the show is we take someone a little out of the SNL box and just, you know, we want to

expand a little bit as we move along. Joe is a great guy who is, everyone's touched in some way by

SNL or the people on it. So he was a perfect candidate for that.

Yeah, he's become a superstar stand-up. And he talks about his journey to get the stand-up

world to pay attention to him. A whole story around Netflix, that's you, Tetsurandos, and his

success. So it's a really interesting story. He's a very likable guy. Lots of energy.

Yes. Yeah, has a big following and very light in his feet, very fun to talk to and great stand-up.

We think you will like this episode, so stick around.

Joe, do you remember when we first met? Yeah, and I cried. And I cried.

That was very, I never forgot that. So Joe was opening for John Levitts.

John Levitts in San Francisco. And Joe was his opener and unknown then, basically.

And then when I met you, got very emotional. I thought it was really sweet.

I tried to understand it and take it in, but it was like, and then now I've watched you marching

towards superstardom. So it's kind of cool. Could you cry? I am right now. What do you think I have

these glasses on? I can't even look at him. No, you know, it's, you know, I was just talking

about this the other day to my video guy, Josh, and I was just like, you know, you meet people

like, like, you know, it's hard when fans walk up and just say hi to you. It takes a lot.

It takes a lot for someone to just go, oh my god, I love your work. And sometimes we don't

understand that, you know, because we're on the other side, right? Yeah. But, but to experience that

with you, now I understand where my fans are coming from because what you meant to me is the reason

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