Billy Bob Thornton

And so we're talking and I said, yeah, man, it's a huge crowd out there.

He goes, no, you guys are awesome.

You don't have anything to worry about out here.

They loved you.

He goes, try doing comedy in a blow up tent with people in folding chairs.

He goes, that's that's not fun, you know.

And especially with a guy like him whose whole thing is about anger and all that kind of stuff.

And you've got people in their little folding chairs in the below tent, you know, with probably some shitty microphone, you know.

They're always hell.

Yeah.

You always do it.

Different stages.

So you got like five bands and you could hear every one of them and you're trying to, you know, be funny.

That's an interesting point.

Yeah.

We've played shows with a band like that in certain theaters where – of course, for a loud-ass band like we are, sometimes we're a little big for the room.

But that's an interesting point, especially the thing about people being able to see each other because –

then you don't want to be the dick that everybody's going, I wish that guy would shut the fuck up.

Right, right, right, right.

It's like they're right there.