Frankie Quiñones

Is the rumor true that when comedians shoot a special, they purposely try to put attractive people in the first three rows?

And if you're like ugly enough, they'll actually make you move?

Because I've heard a couple comedians...

Yeah.

They do have like a casty, like audience people, you know, that they hire to just kind of, I think it's more to make it feel diverse as possible, whatever.

But I'm sure if somebody was ugly as hell, like where it's going to just make the cameraman uncomfortable, even like, Oh, yeah.

But that makes great content for the comedian.

No, like you want somebody that's like,

But you got a tight hour that you want to do and then you just stop for 15 minutes.

I understand having attractive people like in the front for the special because it's like, you know, it's going to be, it's going to film and we're going to put this on Hulu and things like that.

But like as a comedian, you kind of would want

you know, strange, weird people in the front because it kind of gives you some type of material to kind of play off of a little bit.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, you know, it's all good.

There's different types of comics, obviously.

Like, there's the ones that go out and they're just looking to clown on whoever in the audience.

I'm more like performing like a storyteller, you know, voices and stuff like that.

Like, obviously, if there's something that's just calling me out right up front, you're going to lean in.

Well, how ugly do they have to be?

Like, oh no, I have to kill this person right here.