Billy Bob Thornton

It's like when we did Bad Santa,

There hasn't been anything like that.

And the next thing you know, after bad Santa, there's bad moms, bad teachers, bad grandpas, bad next door neighbors, you know, bad guy who works at the dry cleaners, you know.

And so and those will last for several years, you know, where you where people are kind of getting that in their heads.

And naturally they're influenced by it.

And that brand lasts for a while.

Absolutely.

And it's so wild because, you know, when you mentioned that thing about the big arenas and stuff, another thing that's scary to me about comedy is, like, if you're not in a room where everybody gets every nuance, that would scare me.

I mean, to be, you know, of course, he was that big, and it was a big thing where people could see the big movements and stuff.

Yeah.

You know, Louis Black, right?

Sure.

Louis Black was, we played, this is probably, you know, at least a decade ago, probably more.

And we played in Milwaukee at County Stadium.

And it was a biker rally deal we were playing at.

And we came on before Kid Rock.

So we play our set.

There are 250,000 people at this thing.

And it was like, you know, half a Woodstock.

And so we went out there and, you know, had a great show.