Okay, Dana, I just want to say quickly for the people listening that before you hear Kyle,

he does mention Bud Friedman. A lot of us do. Bud Friedman is a huge influence. He owns the improv,

if you don't know New York LA. And he passed away since we did Kyle a little bit ago. So I just

want to say quickly, but was, you know, I could over talk about it under. I'll just say he was a huge,

huge reason. He was like the first Lauren. I think Dana, you said that. It was a guy that, you know,

if you get into the improv, Mitzi was at the comedy store. She didn't like me, Bud liked me,

got me up. And I had a great run doing all those clubs working in the LA one. I worked the LA one

last week. So a huge thank you and a sad day about that. But Bud was was a great, great,

and he's great for comedians. I would just say, you know, the same thing like Lauren, Bud loved

comedians, loved us. And he was very nice to me. I couldn't get out of the comedy store either,

which is sort of a scary workplace back then. And Bud was friendly. He was old-fashioned in a way.

As people know, he had a monocle. He had some sort of wid cadence of talking. I don't know where it

came from, a take it outside. But he gave me great spots and he was very encouraging. And he was

somebody, he passed away at 90. He looked 60 when he was 40, but when he was 80, he still looked 60.

He didn't age for decades. I would see him from time to time ago. Man, he looks exactly

the same. I love Dana. Stanislaus. Stanislaus. He was like this, with the monocle in that cadence,

he was like this gentleman, and just a sense of decorum of like now, I was starting the show,

everybody ready. You know, you don't see a lot of monocles anymore. I feel like he might be the

last guy. Well, I was there when he had, you know, regular glasses. Really? Yeah, comedian got mad.

It was drunken, punched him. It goes, it doesn't matter. I'll just use this pot. And that's how the

I made that up. And you go, but you never got it fixed. He goes, yeah, the monocle was only

Colonel Klingk in Hogan's Heroes going back to the 1960s. He had a monocle and then bud. Yeah,

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