Dusty Slay

There's no... Yeah, I feel like you reach a place though where you got enough material and you've had enough wins.

What you don't want as a comic, like I could bomb a time

And then be fine because I'm like, oh, I got 100 good shows, more than 100 behind me before I hit this one.

Well, what you don't want is too many of those in a row.

Like sometimes you do a corporate gig and it goes great.

Other times it's not good.

Because it's people at work.

They don't care about the comedy.

The boss likes you and they hired you for themselves.

And the employees are like, we've been listening to people talk all day.

We don't care about another guy talking.

And so you go, all right, well, at least I got one of my own shows tomorrow.

But if you were doing corporates every week, I mean, I'm sure if I were doing corporates every week, I would figure out how to do it.

And I would go, I'm about to start nailing these corporates.

But they're few and far between.

Yeah, yeah.

It's getting more that they know, yeah.

I feel like if you bomb too hard, I think you're out.

You're just out.

You're out.