Paul Chowdhry

One of my favorite comics was Jackie Mason.

Right.

Yeah.

So I saw his last few tours in the UK and I was at his last ever show.

And he was in his late seventies by that point.

As with George Carlin, right?

They did it until they're dead.

But when do you stop doing this?

Because when I do these big, big shows and I'm on the road for like months at a time, I'm thinking, man, this is grueling at this age now.

But I couldn't feel it when I was half.

I've been doing this over half my life now.

Yeah.

You know, touring America is different to touring in the UK.

In the UK, I could go up and down the country twice within one week and you won't feel it.

But in America, the UK is almost the same, if not a tiny bit bigger than New York state.

So we're a tiny little island in comparison to you guys.

You've got to start young.

And, like, I was watching a documentary on one of my favorite horror films last night called The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which I went to revisit because it's, like, 50-plus years old now.

Crazy, yeah.

Now, that was filmed in the depths of Texas in 1973, right?