Dulcé Sloan

So no matter how big it was, because it was like we would do.

Like we weren't miked when I was in college.

Like the stage was miked somewhere, but we personally weren't miked.

So I had to sing to the back of a room in a 900 seat or whatever, or be on stage and deliver a monologue.

So I knew how to fill up a space.

I knew how to be in a, you know, a small comedy club and have my whole presence go to the back of the room.

I knew how to do that.

Right.

But I still get nervous.

I was at the Laugh Factory two weeks ago, and they were like, okay, this person's running late.

Can you go up?

And I was like, shit, because I was just hanging out.

I was like, let me think of something.

So at the beginning, it was like me being –

Not nervous about performing, but I'm like, I didn't have what I was going to say planned out.

And then it was just like, you kind of just have to go, all right, let me scoop some stuff.

Because I knew in four minutes I was going up.

You don't have anything.

Well, here's the thing.

I was like, OK, I know what I'm working on.