Anthony Jeselnik

Totally.

We used to care about, I don't know if you guys, did you guys ever care about Premium Blend?

Was that a thing for you?

I watched it.

We were right after that.

That was for us.

It was like you got premium blend, then you got a late night, then you got a half hour.

And it was before even – like half hour seemed like the biggest thing.

But I remember there were like five – it was a five-year period where the only thing that sold tickets was if you said you'd been on Chelsea Handler.

I remember that.

And I had never been on Chelsea Handler.

But that was the only thing that sold tickets.

And Netflix changed everything.

All of a sudden, Comedy Central was doing a lot of specials.

And then Netflix just took over.

Yeah, they were killing it.

But now with podcasting, I mean, podcasting at first, it cut out morning radio.

You could go sell tickets without having to do morning radio because of your podcast.

And now it's cut out comedy clubs.

I feel like people go straight from, not everybody, people go straight from the podcast to a theater because they have that market where they can sell at a theater where a lot of these comedy clubs I'm going to, they're like, thank God you're here.