Nate Bargatze

Yeah, I mean, it's all about how you feel. We have, like, you know, the arenas, we have these big screens. I've put more speakers up so everybody can hear it everywhere. You really do try to make it intimate. I mean, you can tell everybody gets real quiet. I mean, that's the cool, it's one of the coolest things is when you're telling a joke and you're, this many people are quiet. Yeah.

You know, and they're just, I mean, you could, I could yell with no microphone and the top person could hear me. It gets that quiet. That's so cool. So, yeah, I mean, I'd imagine if you did a stadium, you know, I could see it getting a little loose.

You know, and they're just, I mean, you could, I could yell with no microphone and the top person could hear me. It gets that quiet. That's so cool. So, yeah, I mean, I'd imagine if you did a stadium, you know, I could see it getting a little loose.

You know, and they're just, I mean, you could, I could yell with no microphone and the top person could hear me. It gets that quiet. That's so cool. So, yeah, I mean, I'd imagine if you did a stadium, you know, I could see it getting a little loose.

You know, and we're in the middle, too, of an arena, so I'm a lot closer to everybody. Do 100,000.

You know, and we're in the middle, too, of an arena, so I'm a lot closer to everybody. Do 100,000.

You know, and we're in the middle, too, of an arena, so I'm a lot closer to everybody. Do 100,000.

Uh, yeah. I mean, you've done it so long now that you're... I mean, keep your knees bent.

Uh, yeah. I mean, you've done it so long now that you're... I mean, keep your knees bent.

Uh, yeah. I mean, you've done it so long now that you're... I mean, keep your knees bent.

I mean, I've done it now. It's like, yeah, I mean, you think about it. I had an SNL like a little bit when I did the monologue. I was more nervous with the monologue because it's like stand up and you're like, I'm supposed to be good at this. And then you got to kind of deliver the jokes into the camera, but there's the crowd.

I mean, I've done it now. It's like, yeah, I mean, you think about it. I had an SNL like a little bit when I did the monologue. I was more nervous with the monologue because it's like stand up and you're like, I'm supposed to be good at this. And then you got to kind of deliver the jokes into the camera, but there's the crowd.

I mean, I've done it now. It's like, yeah, I mean, you think about it. I had an SNL like a little bit when I did the monologue. I was more nervous with the monologue because it's like stand up and you're like, I'm supposed to be good at this. And then you got to kind of deliver the jokes into the camera, but there's the crowd.

And so like, it was very weird to deliver jokes to kind of a spot where no one's at.

And so like, it was very weird to deliver jokes to kind of a spot where no one's at.

And so like, it was very weird to deliver jokes to kind of a spot where no one's at.

Yeah, you're like, I could say anything right now, and they're going to hear it right now because it's live, you know? Yeah.

Yeah, you're like, I could say anything right now, and they're going to hear it right now because it's live, you know? Yeah.

Yeah, you're like, I could say anything right now, and they're going to hear it right now because it's live, you know? Yeah.

Yeah, I didn't use it in my act. You say you do? No, I didn't hang on to your like, I kept it. I still read a joke book when I was five and I'm closing on it. I remember the joke. I said there was a joke book or something, and there was a guy goes, waiter, there's a spider, or there's a fly in my soup. And then the waiter goes, well, don't worry, the spider on your bread will get it.