Gina Grad

But I think we do – we are in some sort of place where we notice things and can put them together and people seem to respond to it that other people don't notice.

And I think that with comics, I think that they need that.

And I think when you don't – if you're only doing an hour a night, I think, and then you're in Omaha, you go, ugh.

I got to get out of Omaha.

Right.

You know what I mean?

And I understand their thinking.

I understand their thinking but it always is – it still is – it's kind of a kick in the gut.

If you choose to be depressed, you'll be depressed.

You have to, you know, like somebody says, oh, I feel like I'm laying in a swamp.

And those things, they were traumas for me.

And I had to just really forgive my dad and get through them.

And, you know, he wasn't just saying it to me.

Frank Rio, great agent.

I said, hey...

I want to meet Bob Hope.

I have a show here at Ballet's and I want to meet after.

So I'm backstage.

First of all, I get up there and he said he'll be done in a few minutes.

He did – and he was at like 70 minutes then.