Dan Mintz

And then Dan Levy, not Dan Levy, but Dan Levy.

He also, he, we...

man in college, we both did stand up at the same place at the same night for our first night.

So we've been, and our lives have weirdly paralleled since then.

Like his kids go to Carpenter, his kids are the same age as mine.

I've worked on, he's been my boss on a show, I've been his boss on a show, so.

So yeah, he's another one that, you know, and then you just start, I think like kind of our first scene was, did you ever do the Westwood Bruco?

Back in the early 2000s.

It was like, I mean, BJ just described it as it's like an open mic, but like people come to it that don't have to go to open mics to try out new stuff.

Right.

So like Zach Galifianakis, I remember, was there.

Right.

He's as famous as he was now, but he's way past what you'd expect to see in an open mic.

Right.

And that was great because, you know, it's bike people are practicing new stuff, but I come in, I've been doing this for, you know, three years and just do like my tight five.

And then by comparison to everyone else's new stuff, it's impressive.

And yeah, and then I met, you know, right away, I met, you know, Jared Grody and Morgan Murphy and kind of the four of us were all kind of,

early early 20s right out of college right right going around doing stuff that's a good crew yeah and Jonah and Jonah Ray too I met him there too yeah oh nice so those are kind of my earliest kind of yeah people who did you live with when you first came out here

I lived with a friend from college who ended up writing on The Simpsons, Danny Chun.

And then, yeah, I was roommates with a few other people over the years.