Bert Kreischer

LeBron produced it and it was brilliant.

And I went through that.

When I got successful, I started doing theaters was the first big step.

Then you'd go to the club and you'd see your buddies that didn't have the success.

And it's almost like those dudes who come back from war and then they're laying in their pool and they're going, think of all the guys that didn't come back.

And sometimes you have success and then you go back to the club and you're like, God, man,

Like, it was weird, because I never changed.

I never changed.

But people see you as changed.

They see you as like, oh, I remember going to the club and there was this comedian who was like, oh, I didn't know you still did comedy clubs.

I thought you just did stadiums.

And I was like, why can't you just say hi to me?

Jesus and that guy knows who he is and so does the internet but but and so Everything changes around you and and like my podcast change Yes, because I used to sit with comics and just bullshit and then all of a sudden comics would come on my podcast Maybe like and I like an idiot.

I did my pockets on my house My house was nice and they'd be like, so how do I get this and they'd ask to

The things I did to sell tickets.

How did you sell tickets?

When you first started selling tickets, what was the big key?

When you get ready for a special, because I prepared my specials differently.

I kind of worked the algorithm, and I looked at Netflix, and I put my closer at 22 minutes, and I front-loaded everything, and Netflix shared that with everyone.

And so comics would come, and my podcast got really inside baseball about people more asking me how I got where I was.