So. So when you go to a comedy club and start talking back to the comedian

expect all hell to break loose especially if someone like Michelle Bhutto is up on the stage

because these sort of people like Michelle love to see a heckler come in and

wreck their little workplace, wreck their rhythm, wreck their vibe, because

then you just became the show.

You ever bomb anymore? No, I think jokes don't do well, but I don't necessarily bomb because I feel like something shifts in stand up when you do it for long enough where

like you have to enjoy it right and you have to be in the moment be like that

should didn't work out but we can keep it moving or we'll work at it later and

you can't blame the audience like they're there to have fun they're paying to see you so

no I mean people have tried to come at me people try to heckle me and I I enjoy

a heck alert can I just because I have a heck alert.

Can I just, because I have the nicest husband,

we don't argue.

I can't get road rage anymore in a pandemic,

you know, and before, oh, I loved it with somebody will come at me because people don't expect me to have a sharp tongue or be mean because I have freckles and big tits but don't get it mad

What do you say to hecklers?

Whatever the fuck they need to hear.

I mean like there was this one mom and daughter from Indiana that sat in my, in the front row at my show at Caroline.

She had a boyfriend with her. They were like drunk swimming in their seats and I

just said, oh no, no one, I say look she gonna fall asleep on your dick tonight because she is drunk.

Go get him some fries, because they kept talking during my set.

Talking, talk, talking, and I'm 45 minutes in, I'm supposed to do 75.

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