I mean, what a ridiculous intro for such a show.

Welcome everybody, Shule here with you, along with the Reverend Pob Liby, and we have a great guest today on Road Stories, but before we begin, I just got a mention before we were alive, before anything was happening.

We had a bunch of different people sign up to the memberships of Birdwatcher. Thank you, Jerry Ruddy, Karen Hickey, 187 and Don Foss. Thank you everybody for signing up. Welcome.

Sorry you had to hear me drinking.

I don't want to lose our guest hearing you sit on your feet.

Our guest, I mean, literally a jack of all trades started as a stand up, actually as a carpet salesman before stand up, and then stand up.

And then TV, film, you name it celebrity children. I mean, the talent oozes out of this guy. He's got so much of it.

I had the privilege of doing a couple road gigs with this guy, and I asked if he'd be interested in sharing some of his road stories, which he's got plenty of. So, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to road stories.

You love him. Mr. A GT, how we man, though, let's go. Come on. So this is live. Yes, this is live right now. We are live on YouTube on YouTube. Well, yeah.

This is big time, baby. Welcome. Let me introduce you to the Reverend Bob Levy. I don't know if you have ever met. I don't know if you know of his legend as a comic and on the road, particularly a closing bit that he used to do.

But you guys both and you're closing bits brought the house down in different. Where are you located? I know, Julie, you're in Arkansas, right?

Yeah, I'm in. Alabama. Alabama. He was an A. And where are you? I'm in Jersey. South Jersey. They're Philly. And I'm in LA. Look at this. It's amazing. This is it. You don't have to go and get a job doing graveyard at a radio at an AM radio station.

You can just get get some gear and fire it up. So while we do this live, can people comment live and you could talk to the audience? Oh, yeah, absolutely. Look, Aaron.

And wants us to tell us a story. We, well, yeah, we're going to pay $2 to say that. Yeah, I mean, you don't have to, but they know that we'll get to it sooner because we're monkeys and we'll dance for the money.

Look, like a Swedish underpants. I don't think it held up when it came out holding up, but it's as bad as it ever was.

Yeah. Look, Tau Boji. Tau Boji doesn't need to pay to say they love me. It's a, it's a pet. A pet. Don't pay.

Basically, when you pay, you cut the line. You get in front of anybody who's writing something funny or has a point or a fact, you pay to get, you know, VIP service.

Usually, while they're on, I'm paying another $2 to think that I've been performing or been on this show for this long. And I've already made you guys six bucks.

We'll cut you in on it. I'm just saying that sometimes and I'm not. Yeah, no, absolutely.

It's going to be a good memorial day weekend for us.

So how you been, how he has everything, man, I haven't talked to you in quite some time.

I'm doing good. I'm doing good. I'm surviving.

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