Ben Brock Johnson

Recently, we had the luck of talking to another Ben, Ben Palmer.

The Trump administration has made immigration enforcement a priority.

And at first blush, Ben Palmer is just doing his part to help other people do their part.

He got this tip from a woman who was suspicious of her neighbors.

They're homebodies.

Yeah.

Ben took the neighbor's report, said he'd look into it, and then he called her back.

Okay, yeah, so we were able to look into those individuals that you had reported, and yeah, we were able to find you some help on that.

Yeah, so this is from a clinical psychologist.

It says that your brain often misinterprets dirty looks due to negativity bias and personalization.

I like pretending to be things that I'm not and inserting myself in situations where I don't necessarily belong for fun and entertainment.

How dare you?

OK, yes, he is a real comedian.

It is true.

How did Ben, a kind of quiet millennial brown haired dude from Nashville, get to be a comedian?

Practice.

Practicing jokes, but also life experience that has informed his jokes.

Because that stuff was on his resume before he became a comedian who takes aim at this kind of thing.

Do you just like doing different jobs, whether you do them really or fakely?

No, I didn't like any of those jobs.