Stephen B.

Bradford A.

Dude, we are in the midst.

We are. Well, kind of at the end, I guess. Yeah, it's only been a three-day run, so...

I know. It's the third day, and we're in Charlotte.

Nope.

Raleigh. We're in Raleigh.

Yes. At good nights.

Comedy Club. You know what's funny, they have a brand new space.

Well, it's not actually brand new anymore.

I think it opened three years ago, but we drove up to it and we're like, are we in the wrong place?

We feel like we're in the wrong place.

Turns out they moved three years ago and we just haven't been here.

And I'm happy they moved.

There was something, what's the word? Charming? Sure. About the old place? Yes. But this is a lot

nicer and they have more space. Yes. So we can have more people. And you know that here,

there was a different configuration here is, I don't know, it's going to be interesting because the ceilings are lower here. So the sound, and the sounds good, it's going to be fun. A lot of energy. Well, the thing is, like, I think the other club was, I think, maybe 200. And this is 300. Yes, 300, yes. And we have every seat filled. And yeah, and Richmond was four, almost 400. And then- Virginia Beach was 400. Yeah, Richmond was what? 3-20. Yeah, it was great. It's been a great run. What's interesting, like, what do you think about, it's weird, like the three-day run run it's so cool that we can be kind of

dare I say like efficient like we can do these three-day shows sure we can

really get like get a rhythm with our show see a lot of people but it goes by so

fast I know I know it does I was thinking I go where's the sweet spot right is it

a because four or five five days we would do

nine cities and nine days people anybody who performed would go you guys are nuts nuts right

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