Jared Freid

I need more of both.

Right, right, of course.

So whatever Bethany is saying no to, I'll take those other things.

The power of no.

I'm all about the power of yes and more, more, more.

Yeah, the power of please let me keep doing this.

Please, I'm desperate.

I need you.

I need Jews to start going to my shows more.

No, I kind of say that because I think we all kind of have to have our people when it comes to like, you know, the people, the toast community, whenever I meet them, I go, that's a toaster.

You know, like you know them.

And then when you see someone outside of that community, I'm also like...

incredibly someone that I wouldn't recognize in my show.

I'm like, I love it.

I'm like so excited that you get it, you're into it.

You know, when I do my standup, like my last show that I taped, it was basically an episode of Seinfeld.

And so the whole thing connected, the end connected to the beginning.

And it was all about going to the beach with my family.

And I tell this story and it went from a two minute story to an hour story.

And then I'd have Jews come up to me and they're like, oh my God.