Lucas Zelnick

I don't know.

I think people – I don't quite look athletic enough.

You've got one.

Rory McIlroy.

Oh, I get Rory.

Sometimes I get Rory.

I have one of the jokes that I first ever wrote is still in my act.

It's grown a lot.

Like it now has like five things after it that are sort of all attached to it in a chunk.

But this idea, it's one of my least likable jokes, one of my double down jokes for sure.

But the joke is that I'm not religious because I grew up rich, so I never needed that excess

as hope and that's one that I that was like one of the first things I ever wrote because I was trying to do biographical stuff I was starting comedy I was like some rich New York City kid didn't think I had a place in comedy sometimes still don't but I wrote that joke early on now it goes a bunch of ways after that and it has a long way but that one's still in the act I don't know if it will be next year but I still tell it and I probably wrote that five six years ago now.

I think the country's making it easy.

No matter which side you're on, everyone's talking about the same stuff, just with completely different perspectives about it.

So I usually start with about 15 minutes of political humor.

If you can't make it through that, you're going to hate the rest of the show.

Appreciate yours.

Yeah.