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I went to Lady Gaga and we got to the venue minutes before the show and she canceled vocal cords, which I totally think I get.

Like, it's minutes before people were freaking out.

I felt really, I was only like explaining it to the audience.

I certainly wasn't complaining because I did fly back to Miami a day

early. I did cancel something. I canceled a date. But, and I did waste an outfit and I did go out of

my friend after, meet some men after. But it wasn't the biggest harm, the biggest felt.

But I felt so bad for people that traveled, like got plane tickets, got babysitters, like bought the tickets, flew overseas. Like, it could be a disaster.

I never thought about the responsibility of being an entertainer at that level and just, like,

celebrities are just like us. Like, she got sick. So everybody went in New York. I didn't get to go,

but I think I get to go in

like any other city. So I have to think about making a plan and what it's going to look like,

and if I'm going to do it. Went to see Adam Sandler do a live show in Miami. And it's not really

that he does stand-up. He does, like, these bits and these singing.

I actually saw it at a charity show two years ago,

so it was a very similar show, so it was similar content.

It's more like shock value, strange, demented songs.

You know, it's very, for, like, the dad who wears a t-shirt that says something on it that has

like a beer cozy and like, like, sort of like inappropriate, like, dork uncle humor.

Rob Schneider opened up for him and I've seen him before.

My fate, Kevin Neeland was, to me, the funniest.

That was the most entertaining part I really like him

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