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I'm here with Brian Bates and Amber not here. Hates the Sunfellow TV show. So we got a new person in. That's a big fan of the Sunfellow TV show, Mark Norman.

Hey, good to be here. Thanks for having me. I'm in person. I look like Aaron's after photo. Yeah. Yeah. That's what he wants to get to.

Yeah. Yeah. He's like, God, if I could just get down to that. I'd go, no one could stop me then. Don't do it, Aaron. Yeah. Stay where you're at. He's lost a lot of weight.

Oh, okay. Yeah. He's lost. I mean, a tunnel weight actually, but you know, he still has another you amount of weight to lose.

And now he. He's on the road. He's on the. Yeah. Aaron. Yeah. That's why. That would be great. I should have said it. I didn't want anything to happen. It would be great.

So I told Aaron, no, I said, I brought him Mark Norman and Mark Norman, if he moves Nashville, you're out there. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's a. Yeah. He's on the road. And this was very kind of last minute quick.

You're in town. You're at Zane's this weekend, which I mean, you would have already played there about to. You will heard this. Alsoed out. Added. So you're starting it up, dude.

Pretty shocking. I can't believe it. I feel good. You started selling some cut. Like are you starting to sell more weekends out? And it's all. That's like it's clicking.

It's clicking. It's clicking. But there's some weird markets where you go, oh boy Indianapolis. They really hate me here. No, no, you got to go to those. I do. They're all. I mean, I know you did. Like they're mean. You were very similar. And when we were both in New York, we were we were the ones that did a ton of spots. Yes. We did. I mean, it would not like we couldn't stop.

Every kind of room, Brooklyn, Queens Manhattan Club bar show. No days off. No days off. Who needs it? I mean, what else we doing? Yeah. That's was so great when, you know, when you when you first came to New York. And I was there. When did you start comedy?

Oh, seven, oh six. So when you in New York, later seven. Yeah. So I was there like three years at that point. But it's funny. New York three years. You might as well be there. Ten. Yeah. Like it just so much.

And I remember when you moved there. And while we got along was because of that because it was like I was doing a spot. I left in 2012. And then it was like then you were like you just were like I was like, yeah, you do everything. Yeah, it's what I did. No days off.

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