Neal Brennan

Again, I don't know if it's true.

I don't know the reasoning, but I know it's...

all of this is, is self-selecting standup.

It's like, how hard do you want to work?

I was talking to Ali Wong the other day about Nikki Glaser and like, Nikki's just a really, she's so funny, but also like a great producer.

And like, she's got a, for the, for the things, the TV stuff, six, eight writers and honing and picking.

And, you know, one of them, I was texting her to like, just,

So it's all kind of that.

And it's just a matter of how much you want to... Even the Mark Twain thing for Dave.

It's like, I was good because I got off and Kenan Thompson was like, how'd you do that?

I was like, I practiced.

I'm not as charismatic as Sarah, Jon Stewart, Kenan, Jay, Jost, Dave, Chris, Eddie.

It's not even...

I don't even think it's from a place of gratitude, by the way.

It's from a place of just like competition.

Competitions, I wasn't, I didn't even know who was on the show, but it just, I want to be better.

I just want to be better.

I don't want to bomb.

I don't want to bomb.

I agree, but that's the same thing Allie was saying about Nikki is like – and the other thing was dealing with the commercial thing yesterday.