Brian Bishop

But I didn't want to do like a hometown show or a show where people who knew all my material already.

But I wanted to pick a place close enough that if they wanted to travel to it, they could get there.

And Seattle is one of the first places that always showed me love and started selling out shows before like any other place ever.

And it was just also a beautiful theater.

So I performed there before and I knew I knew the area and then weeds legal.

And it seemed like it would just be a great time for me.

It's sad, right?

It's pretty sad, but it makes a lot of sense because you have the Hollywood scene.

You have the improv.

You have the comedy store.

You have all the shows downtown and the little offshoots.

It seems like, you know, the Valley and stuff is a place where families go to kind of get away from stuff like that.

That's just one of the reasons I live in the Valley now, so that I can go in to Hollywood and do stuff and then come back and just walk around my neighborhood.

Yeah, I do.

My son is 15.

He has autism.

His name is Malcolm.

He was diagnosed when he was two, and he's been going through programs and therapy since then.

He's killing it right now.

It's like when you, today, when you came in today, and you walked right by me, and then you think, and you go, oh, did I walk by you?