Dana Carvey

Chappelle thought you were good, man.

But Dave Attell on this podcast, we watched his special.

And people who write, you're a writer.

And you're landing four or five laughs a minute, probably at least.

And I'll just go gaga gaga for like five minutes.

So I don't I'm in awe of that.

And David, he did a special was like thirty five a stand up.

And then he did some thing at the end because he said, my God, because it is like this.

Bam, bam, bam.

And I don't know how you guys do it, but it seems like a really difficult to turn it.

That's the name of his next special, Big Lazy Boy.

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I'm kind of curious, just being from the olden days, how big stand-up has got, how people go to theaters and then stadiums or whatever, and just trying to figure out, besides the comedy, I think that Nate's audience really relates to him, and of course he's brilliant at stand-up.

But I got a sense the audience really likes you and is relating to you.

And also you're being funny.

And a lot of it, you'd mentioned your wife and things like that, but there's a vibe you're pushing out.

So it's kind of interesting to watch why someone blows up and another guy seems to have just as good or woman jokes, but is not quite, you know, it's a fascinating sort of art form.

I'm going to call it that.