So you started doing zooms for a thousand people a number of months ago and I must have been a real adaptation

I'm just gonna try and clip from you and maybe there are some folks who are watching this that I actually want to like

What are the best practices if you're actually going to do a

Zoom comedy show for a thousand people because that must be a lift. It's not that hard

It's just a lot of legwork up front and then basically it's

Don't touch anything

Once you have the lighting in place and your levels are in place just don't touch it

But yeah, and and I have to say like

My friend Sam Marillo is a comedian. He's the one who said you should try it and the reason and the convincing argument

This is way back in June

I was like, ah doesn't seem like it's for me feels like a hell gig to use the word that I used in my vulture article and

He said he goes, you know, it's really interesting. He goes

The people who show up aren't just people who are homebound

From COVID there are people who are homebound

Just from medical conditions in their life to begin with who would never go to a comedy show ever

And I thought oh well that's reason enough. I mean I then I should try to

Prick your argument. Yeah, I mean I should try to crack this because if we're if there's a whole group of people who have medical

Conditions that are keeping them away from live performance. Let me let's try to crack live performance

Welcome back to Yang speaks today. We've got an incredibly exciting episode

We've got Mike for biglia the comedian on which I love my after meetings on because you know

It's gonna be funny. So you guys are gonna have a blast to sit back at and have a good laugh with Andrew. I know you will enjoy it

But first I

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