Bald Brian

So that's my thought process, and that's how I write.

Yeah, and I know the story, and I know what the funny part of that story is going to be, and I just want to hurry up and get to that as fast as I can.

The style is – I have the setup.

I got the punch.

I got the tag.

I feel like when I talk, it's in joke form.

I don't know what it is, but I don't have that – when I'm doing a story that I want to get to, if it's already long, I'm like, fuck it.

It's done.

It's not going to work, and I need to get this audience to laugh again.

I don't –

I don't want them to sit there and go, oh, Joe's writing right now, or we're listening to a fucking story.

I understand what you're saying, but I think I've built a fan base and an audience that it's not... Like, you're comparing a different style of comedy with mine.

You know what I mean?

Like, I see you go up, and I don't even think you have a thought.

I think you create the thought the minute you grab the mic.

And I'm not even trying to be funny right now, because I've seen you do that before, where you kind of just squint your eye and go...

I think I want to talk about this.

And then you rant for like 10 minutes on it.

And sometimes I just go, where the fuck did that come from?

You know what I'm getting at.