Aaron Weber
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233 appearances
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1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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But the tickets are like $300 or $400 because it's sold out and you can only get them on the secondary market, which is just insane when you think about it, that a comedian is selling out 12, 13, 14, 15,000 seats in a night, multiple nights in a row. That's insane. We couldn't sell out Dania Point, which is like 13 or 14 seats in a row.
Yeah, maybe the Tabernacle or the Fox.
Yeah, an arena. An arena, like the place where he's playing here, which is State Farm Arena. It's huge. It holds like 22,000 people, 18,000, 20,000 people, depending on how it's set up. And he's sold it out. And I think there's two nights, if I'm not mistaken.
That's insane that 40,000 people here in Atlanta, if I'm not mistaken about the second show, 40,000 people here in Atlanta are going to go see Nate. That's a deal. That's a vibe. That's a scene. That's a thing. And Aaron is one of the comics that Nate has taken under his wing. He's part of the crew. Nate is starting this like incubator. I say starting. I don't know what the actual deal is.
We have to talk to Nate. But in my mind, he started this incubator where he's taking new comics under his wing, producing specials.
Mentoring, putting him on the show, on the podcast. I'm sure that they do some opening for him when he goes out to clubs and stuff like that. So Aaron is the first one who's had his first comic who's had his special produced by Nate. And I think that's really cool that he's coming on the show. So Aaron's going to be here in just a few minutes.
Aaron is also part of the burgeoning Nashville comedy scene. And I'd like to ask why Nashville has all of a sudden become this kind of ground zero for really good comedy. But Nate being one of those, we just talked to Kathleen Madigan last week. She's in Nashville. Ron White has been in and out of Nashville. Apparently it's like...
You know how when Joe Rogan moved to Austin, all of a sudden everybody, you know, had to move to Austin. Everyone was in Austin. Well, it turns out it just Elon moved to Austin and now everybody else is moving to Nashville. I mean, I'm sure there's still lots of people who live in Austin.
Your family lives in Austin? Yeah. I didn't know that.
Oh, on your dad. Okay. Like your extended family. Yeah.
When you said your family, I felt like you were meaning like your dad.
And why doesn't he invite us over?
Listen, is he like the Village's Lake version over there?
Why? Why are we not going out there every weekend? I mean, we're almost there. You know what I'm saying? We're just a few short years away from being there. We might as well go there and, you know, make our presence known. We will be doing the commercial break from the Villages Lake version sooner rather than later. From the clubhouse. Yes. I want to get a vibe. You know, find the dealers.
Figure out which bars we can go to. Exactly. Because listen, I don't do a lot of drinking right now, but trust me, as soon as these kids leave the house, I'm back on the wagon. I'm back off the wagon, actually. I'm falling right off. I'm going to be back to 13 Bud Lights a day because at that point, what do I fucking care? You know what I'm saying? I've done my job. I raised the kids.
No more hangovers and children. If they call me and it's an emergency, it's somebody else's emergency at that point. So Nashville, quite the hot scene for up and coming comedians and established comedians. They have the Nashville Comedy Festival that is happening April 3rd through the 13th. Kevin Hart, Nikki Glaser, Mark Norman, Jim Jefferies, Wanda Sykes, all part.
I know that right in and of itself is like reason to travel to go see some of the most famous and popular comedians that are out there right now.
Hey, listen, I'm not opposed to it. You know, I was talking to our agent. That's not so douchey. I was talking to a person who works with the show, our agent. I was talking to one of our agents, actually.
And they were saying, you know, you really need to make it a habit of asking the comedians who come on the show to give you tickets to the show so that you can go and, you know, build relationships and see what's going on and be on ground zero. And, you know, that should be one of the perks that you do. But I don't do that because that doesn't feel really good to me.
Ari Shaffir is like one of the only people... who I actually felt comfortable asking. And I didn't even have to ask, really. I just was texting him, and he was like, I'll get you tickets to the show. Don't worry about it. And he was very generous in that way. Thank you, Ari. Really appreciate it. But there are a lot of people who say, yeah, come see me when I'm in Atlanta.
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