Fletch

You know what I mean?

It's a lot to ask of an audience.

I always opt for a weekend show if I'm going to a show, just so I don't make a night of it.

Maybe if it's a Thursday.

Yeah, yeah, or if it's something you're really gagging to see.

We've gone to Tuesday and Wednesday concerts, and you just put up with it because you're like, well, that's the day you've offered me.

So Tuesday and Wednesday, and the Sydney shows were good, but not my, like,

and shows where I leave and I'm like, that was, you know, electric.

Yeah.

And so where I perform in Sydney, it's called the Comedy Store and then you, it's kind of in this like big kind of entertainment complex and you have to walk out onto the, like walk through these streets a bit to get to this pickup spot for Ubers.

And so I was sitting there with my guitar, you know, waiting for my Uber to pick me up post show.

Yeah.

And there's a lot going on, and there are multiple venues around, but I did see two girlies that looked like my kind of crowd, and I overheard them talking about their night.

And I was like, I wonder if they've been to my show.

And I heard the word awkward.

Awkward.

Oh, okay.

And I think it's a good description of kind of a few moments of the show that was a bit awkward, like they weren't really vibing on it.

And I heard them being like, yeah, it was good, but there were moments that I thought were a bit awkward.

And I was like, oh, no.