Chris Distefano

No.

On a bus with, yeah, with Andrew Schultz and Murr.

I guy code and girl code at that time.

Well, dude, even when I wasn't, even when I was like in my late twenties, when I was doing guy code, I was still a physical therapist.

I was a pediatric physical therapist working with like mentally and physically handicapped children.

Like that's what I did simultaneously while I was doing guy code and girl code before I could

transition to a career in comedy.

And the principal of the school, I remember comes, this is before the internet, like they had seen it on TV.

They come in and they're like, Oh, it wasn't before the internet, by the way.

What?

Well, actually you're right.

It wasn't, but I'm saying it wasn't like as rampant.

Somebody sent me a slide.

And no, but my principal of the school was like, this was before I had kids or anything.

She was like,

You know, we understand that you're moonlighting as a comedian.

And it's been brought to our attention that you were recently appeared on an episode of a show called Guy Code.

And I said, yeah, I said, you know, it's this and that.

They're like, that's fine.

They were like, but, you know, you do work with children here.