Lucas Zelnick

The biggest thing is like, if I'm getting annoyed, I really try not to show it up there.

Cause that's like not fun for anyone.

Like, like I don't always want to be up there, but it's like, that's no one wants to hear that.

Like all these people that, you know, paid, paid for.

So it's like, if you're pissed off up there, you better not show it.

Cause that's,

That is not what these people paid to see.

So it was one of those nights where I was getting pissed off and, you know, and I just that night, I think the biggest thing was like I lost the desire to try and do anything possible to make the audience happy because I was getting so annoyed.

I was like, screw it.

I'm just going to like stick to this script a little bit.

So I just kind of did my jokes with like not a great amount of

you know oomph and i just got off but like usually if something's not working i try a few little forks in the road to try and wiggle it into a kill you know if you're not connecting right up front i try and make sure that by the end of the set it's really killing but sometimes i just don't i'm like something pisses me off that i don't care enough to try and give these people a good name which is that's that's a me problem i've

Oh, man.

No, I double down and I double down.

I'm like a gambling addict.

I will double down until it either comes full circle or some people are walking out.

So my strategy is double down.

I think one of the ones I've heard, Walmart, Austin Butler, Tanner from Love on the Spectrum, I get a lot.

I don't get that many sports comparisons.

I'm trying to think.