Dave Damaschek

It's just one of those – it's one of those things in life where once you get used to doing two shows, then doing one show feels like nothing.

And then once you get used to doing one show, two shows seems excruciating.

Yeah, he'll do that.

He'll add.

Like I said, I was stupid.

See, I never had – I didn't have an opener and I didn't have a middle.

And also, I figured if people paid for 90 minutes, you got to give them 100 minutes, you know, and I would deliver.

I would do it times three shows.

So we went to Cobb's in San Francisco and it sold out and we just kept adding, adding, adding.

And then went out to a place in Kirkland, Washington, and did the same thing.

Three plus three and just kept adding.

And it's like.

It's insane.

It's too much.

Yes?

You know, it really comes down to net jets.

It really does.

Right.

It really does because the difference between in terms of doing the road or going out and doing like a one-night stand, the difference between picking up and leaving that night, like I'm done with this show.

I do not have to stay in this casino that I don't really want to stay in.