Luis J. Gomez

It's just like, well, you could flip on a switch, and if you have an audience already or are connected to somebody who has an audience, you're doing it already.

You're just doing it now.

Podcast doesn't have to be.

It do feel as interesting watching, I wonder if this happens with every generation, the comedy dollar gets stretched though, because it is kind of funny, not that it necessarily hurt, I think now with having these, I'm opening for Shane at some of these arenas and stuff, it's amazing, he's getting like 18, 20 some thousand people into these places,

and doing it, one, that's very difficult to think of new jokes when you're doing comedy like that all the time.

Well, you do clubs.

For sure.

No, I do clubs.

You have to.

No, but I mean you have to.

Shane will do clubs also.

Oh, no, for sure.

Of course.

I'm just saying a ticket to see someone in an arena, before they'd be able to see everyone they loved was coming through the improv or whatever, and then a couple were doing theaters.

Like now it's like it's a fucking night out at like a sporting event to go see comedy where it's like They might not have the money next week to go see me or Lewis at a club.

The only comedy I don't love at all of the three things, clubs, theaters, is theaters.

Theaters is impersonal from the crowd enough.

Also personal enough that they you could still do bad.

It could turn on you a theater Possibly if you're not the person they're there to see or even if you know, I mean there's like a Nick Swardson thing They were he they turned on him.

Yeah They weren't with him no matter what they did turn on him something about the arena and again Shane's doing an hour at these things which is impressive as hell for the 20 minutes I have to do it's like how could this go bad and