David A. Arnold

Like, it's work.

It's a process.

And that's how I do it.

Again, it's reps.

It's like, you know, it's like how you get tone.

Again, again, again, again, again.

Like, that's literally it.

That you know what I tell like because I teach one of the largest stand-up comedy classes in the country And I've been doing it for ten years and I stopped doing it during a pandemic I have well over 300 plus people on my waiting list and I'm about to do a seminar I haven't done it in two years I'm about to do it in like it next month and we're just doing two days and I miss it because I love talking about the art of stand-up, you know, and I

One of the things that I tell people when I do my stand-up, it's in my muscle.

It's in my muscle memory.

Like, when I start to do material and I start to tell stories, I'm in a certain place when I hit this joke.

When I'm, like, there's... It becomes that where it's locked in, but there's still enough room for me to be David.

There's still enough room for it to be the same, but it's a little different.

Yep, yep.

You know what I mean?

And so, like, even now, like, working on, I'm working, like, the night I did It Ain't For The Week, that night I have not done any of that material since that night.

Is that right?

Not one joke.

Wow.

And the next day, the next week, I was on to, and I'm doing a new tour called Pace Yourself now.