What was on fire and what he believed started at 206, 803 Rock.

Hello, Nate.

Welcome to the bedroom.

Hey, how's it going, guys?

Ola!

So I am a professional fire-breathing evil clown, and I developed this character about 20 years ago,

and I work for a lot of haunted houses.

This season, I was working for Nightmare Nile up in Mount Lake Terrace.

All right.

And my clown suit is specifically designed to extinguish fire in case there's any sort of emergency.

And occasionally I will get like, and I also have a, I had a pretty extensive goatee at the time, which is, you know, extra risk when you're breathing fire. Had, yes.

And yeah, occasionally, you know, I'll get, because I'm soaking fuel all the time, occasionally I'll get, you know, a little spark or whatever, and it'll ignite, and I just use my clown suit to put it out, and I keep on with the show.

Well, it was the last show of the season this year, and I was going really hard, and my beard caught on fire just a little bit.

I went to extinguish it with my clown suit, and then it didn't go out, and I didn't notice it.

And by the time I had taken another mouthful of fuel and expelled all the fuel, my beard was on fire quite a bit.

And then I was able to get it put out.

I didn't break character, obviously, because I have a performer. And then laughed hysterically and maniacically about it and then continued on with the

show. Did you keep your beard? Yeah, I lost a little, I had to go to the barber and get it,

you know, evened out. And now, you know, that it's getting springtime.

I'm rocking epic mutton chops instead of the go team.

I had probably good call.

Oh, yeah.

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