Kevin James

Yeah.

When you're doing a lot of shows, it's great.

Because you kind of get a sense of where you can stick stuff in.

Yeah.

Oftentimes I realize it's because I didn't buy in.

Right.

That's what it is mostly with me.

If I'm in during a bit like, oh, I didn't want to be talking about this.

I wish I didn't bring this one up.

Like if I ever get to that place, like you just have to fight off that thought.

There's this thought that comes into your mind like, oh, why did I bring this up?

I don't want to do this bit.

But you can't say, you know what, fuck that bit.

Because then the audience will be like, what?

So you just have to never let yourself get to the mindset where you're like, I don't want to do this.

You've got to remember there was something, whatever the subject is, there was something about that subject that when you initially started writing a joke about it, it was resonating with you.

And you were like, what the fuck is this?

But if you hear it too many times, it's like anything else.

You get tired of it.

It loses its luster.