Ari Matti

We're just chilling.

Because it's scary.

Yeah.

But then again, and here's another point that I have to say that, do you know how crazy it is that you have, okay, one of the biggest podcasts in the world, but you're an actual practitioner of an art form that only 10 years ago was not even... Stand-up comedy wasn't even the main form of comedy.

There was sketch comedy, improv.

Movies.

Movies.

Stand-up was...

a subsidiary art form of comedy, like a small genre, and that you, with now your platform and your voice, are a practitioner, you could...

This is how lucky we as comedians are to have a guy who's an actual practicing comedian.

You could also be like a famous guy and just live in the shadows, show up at a club every two months, be a superstar.

Because you're talented and funny enough.

Do a good set.

You know, people go home.

That was great.

That was Joe Rogan because he saw because people come out to see you.

They'll have a good experience.

But you're a guy, you're writing bits.

You're like coming to the club, your own club, of course.

You're coming to the club and you're writing.