Bryan Greene

Did you do Clubhouse during the pandemic?

Like the audio app where people would go in and start rooms?

Yeah, Twitter spaces.

So when this podcast was early, we had a friend who the two of us interviewed Bill Burr.

Could not have been nicer, spent an hour and a half with us.

And so I don't have anything but nice things to say about Bill because all I know about him is being nice.

But when you come to the United States and you do you obviously you can't use some of the same material around the world.

You've got to tailor it.

And you're an international comic.

You're doing this all over the world.

Right.

Does it take you a couple of shows when you get to the United States to kind of warm up into the material, see where the crowd is going, understand?

I would imagine when you move a location like that, you know, what do they say?

All real estate is local.

All comedy might be local too.

Yeah, of course they did.

I mean, you know, you're a huge touring act.

The Comedy Cellar, by the way, for those of you that don't know, is a storied comedy club, not one that might get as much attention as, you know, the Comedy Store or Caroline's or whatever.

But the Comedy Cellar is extraordinarily well known as a place to go and cut your teeth, right?

Go out there and cut your teeth and work on your act and everything.