Dana Carvey

So it's quiet.

Terry, you didn't know I had a roostertea feather story, but I do.

Okay.

Mine's not that exciting.

Get those ass imprints going.

I never got a copy.

Yeah.

Well, back to my tent pole story about Rooster Teeth Feathers.

It's a real.

I really do.

So I go there and this is my struggle.

I was thinking about your days of like when I came from Arizona, I was in North Hollywood too.

I was in Kiwanga Moore Park, lived with an actress, lived in the back room and got to see sort of her life.

but it does it's lonely it's just weird not to be in arizona anymore and like everyone's like like if you had a picture tv guide a it doesn't mean you're making any money or you have steady money so i'd be like what would i quit for this is actual money versus that and they don't realize that they're like you're a star and then i and one of these gigs i go to rooster teas let's say i'm making 600 bucks for the week and uh

And after the first show, I just literally walk all the way like a mile to the club and I walk back to the condo or whatever hotel.

So I need some money for food.

So just for lunch.

So I walk all the way to the club when they're there and I go, I need to take a draw.

And I just need some money, like 200 bucks for food this week.

And he goes, well, you did one show and you haven't quite made 200.