John Cena

So he got mad at me.

So I said, I am here to endorse someone.

And I brought out Joey Diaz.

which is great because you get a reveal but you get a different reveal and it's like and everybody went nuts but it's like the audience they're into it like they're into pro wrestling they want all the heel turns they want all the chaos they want all the pageantry and the fire and the explosions and all the shit man you get any live audience they're into all that like watch a college football game watch a soccer game overseas or a football as they would say like

But it's so funny that that connection with pro wrestling is really why you've made Kill Tony the way it is.

Like, without your love of pro wrestling, it would be such a different show.

Like, if it was just run like a traditional stand-up show, there's so much else going on that makes it the biggest show.

Well, it's like we were talking about people with talent.

We all know someone who killed during open mic days that we were like, wow, this guy's going to be huge.

They have like undeniable talent and they just can't manage it.

They can't figure it out.

They self-sabotage.

they get addicted to drugs or alcohol or whatever it is.

Which is why I think conversations with successful people are so important because you get to hear those stories.

You get to hear, like with Jensen the other day, he was talking about how Nvidia was basically bankrupt.

They were on their way out and someone gave them a chance.

Like some one guy that was an investor gave them a chance and then they wound up becoming successful.

And then there was these moments

And people need to know that you're going to have those hurdles.

You're going to have those roadblocks.