What's up, sub-stackers? It's time for Ask Cory anything again. I'm still making my way down the list.

Last time we answered like three or four and it took me 30 minutes.

So as you know, these are gonna be segmented because nobody wants to listen to me go on and on for five hours.

And maybe you do, but like I'm sure that you want it broken up into a more digestible

chunks than five hours. So I believe that we are on

Matt Malin or Matt Malin. I'd really do apologize if I'm saying that wrong. Please feel free to correct me

and know that I am embarrassed if I said that wrong.

They ask, what is the best comedic advice you've ever received and what was the worst?

I'm really glad to be getting this question or recording this question today because

the best comedic advice I ever had came from a woman who I'm about to see here in two or three hours.

Her name is Janet Williams. Most people know her as the Tennessee Trump.

She's a stand-up comedian. She is celebrating her 78th birthday this week and I am picking her up

and me and my wife and my baby are taking her to a very nice Italian dinner and she doesn't know it.

But we've also made her her favorite key lime cupcakes. Gonna be a big surprise for her.

Janet is a very important person in my life.

She's pretty much the first headliner that ever took me out on the road and took a chance on me

12 or 13 years ago. We both came up at the same place, the comedy catch in Chattanooga, Tennessee,

except when I was coming up she was already a well-established headliner because Janet's a gangster.

Janet didn't start doing comedy till her late 40s, early 50s and basically she went into the club

and was like I wanted to stand up and the owner was like well okay well there's an open mic

and you can start hosting and blah blah blah and she goes yeah I'm too old for that shit I ain't

got time. I want to jump straight to headliner and he's like and most club owners would just be like

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