Fumi Abe

And I always go, I want to do that.

And that seems to me more of like a pure sense of, not jealousy, but more like aspiration.

That seems more pure to me than being bitter about like, oh, so-and-so's clip about like this guy saying something racist went viral.

It's like, I can't manufacture that.

Sorry that my audience isn't like yelling, yelling like racial slurs at my shows.

It was like, doesn't happen that often.

I don't know if it was because of theater, but you don't really do crowd work.

Or I guess you can't in that setting because it's too big.

You know, I'm thinking back to...

Todd Berry's crowd work special in 2014 or something.

I didn't even know.

I started in 2014.

Before that, I didn't even know the word crowd work.

I didn't know what it meant.

I knew what it was, but I went to his show at the Bell House.

I was like a 23 year old.

It was called the crowd work tour, but I didn't know that word.

So I was like, why is he just talking to us the whole time?

But Bell House is maybe 400 feet or ish.

Right, right.