Chet Waterhouse

That's BlindsGalore.com.

So, Judd, early and often for you, I mean, you I don't know if you knew what you'd be doing, but you knew you knew comedy was was was going to be in the picture.

And you had the wherewithal and the chutzpah and whatever to go interview all these comedians at such a young age.

Was there any other choice for you or was it always comedy?

And did you know what you wanted to do within comedy?

It's so funny because I had to think about all this because I just taped one of those master class, like, you know, how you can go online and like buy a course.

And I had to come up with like five hours of talking about this.

So I have recently thought it through.

And, you know, what happened was I was 10.

My grandma was great friends with a comedian named Toadie Fields.

Sure.

It was like a Joan Rivers type comedian.

She was a big gal, right?

Yeah, and hysterical.

Really, genuinely, riotously funny.

And so we used to go see her, and at some point she got diabetes and she had her leg amputated.

Then she went on a tour with one leg.

It's the only time she's been under 200 pounds.

Boom.

And she would come out in an electric wheelchair.