David A. Arnold

It's all, you know, I'm not that person.

I'm not that good.

My bits come from being in the moment and living and having the experiences.

Yes.

Comedians are very introverted people.

We're very on top of everything we're thinking and feeling.

Like everything.

Like all the information that comes at us, as it's coming to us, we're evaluating and giving our opinion on it in our head.

So any interaction with you, my wife, constantly, that's just where I'm at, right?

And so for me, when I started going out and working out to do It Ain't for the Week, I think we did, I want to say we did 30 cities, which is comedy clubs.

And I do five shows a weekend.

So you take that 30 times five, it's about 150 sets, right?

An hour and 20 minutes is normally what I'm on stage doing.

And, you know, you do this again and again and again, and I record all of my material.

I record every set that I do.

And I go back, and when I'm on the treadmill or I'm in the gym the next day working out, I listen to it.

So I can go, oh, that's good.

Nope, that's no good.

I don't need that.

Get that.