Here we go. Tony Hinchcliff is on today. And, you know, he does Kill Tony. A lot of people

know him from that. Started at the comedy store, moved to Austin, the mothership, and they

have a great, hilarious, maybe it's called a variety show. What would you call it?

I think it's a new, new, new way variety show, postmodern. New form, yeah. And he breaks down, he's the brainchild of Kill Tony.

He breaks down all the different ways it operates for him.

He really cares about it.

I mean, he's 13 years in, and it's highly thought about, it's not, and made to look like people just showed up and they shoot the rehearsal.

It's really a fun show. Do you think our fans would know about it? I think they would.

I think a lot of them know about it already. I've done it once. I think you're going to do it in the

future. It is fun. It's a total crazy shit show. It's a lot of laughs. They bring out, they have a panel. They have a great audience that, a slow build over the last 13 years, and now it's huge.

They play Madison Square Garden.

Yeah.

They are on Netflix.

They're on YouTube.

They do well everywhere.

But there's a panel, and they usually have a guest comedian or someone, Shane Gillis, Kyle down again.

We talk about that, and we also talk about how he accidentally got inside the 2024 presidential

election and was for a while talked about as the person who might have tilted the election.

Derailed, yeah.

In a different way. And that's a really interesting story.

He did a Puerto Rico joke.

That's how some people might only know him, just from hearing about that.

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