Chris Ryan

We have really big comedians, though.

I just think it's pretty lucrative to doing their stand-up and doing their pods.

Like Nate Bargatze.

Yeah.

And then that was also like a platform to go into movies.

Yeah, I don't know.

I mean, that's also like the...

that would be around like the people grew up watching eastbound and down and the Danny McBride stuff.

That was an unbelievable comedy era.

Yeah.

And now I think probably the biggest comedy that's on right now is probably chair company.

Like in terms of like the, the Tim Robinson show.

And that's that even a comedy.

Yeah.

uh barely it's more it's got more in common with like David Lynch yeah or some of those shows right uh I mean I think it's funny but it's it's it's a super weird show like it's like I Love LA is interesting it's not like you're not laughing yeah I think there's some like funny observations in it but I don't know that it's like a comedy yeah or like a punchline driven comedy

be really fucking funny but you need the stars unfortunately yeah I think that they I just don't think I think it's become so lucrative to be your own boss and have your own comedy career that you don't want to go and be like I'm a cop fish out I'm a fish out of water cop you know right and it's like Theo Vaughn's not gonna go do that movie like he's doing fine what comedies would work I still feel like buddy cop movies still work um but

I'm kind of surprised nobody's done a college comedy in a minute.

I'm trying to think of like... Or would that just be on Netflix now?

I guess, but it's also just like... I think that those become TV shows probably.

You're right.