Phil Hanley

They just started noodling around with each other.

But they went on a journey.

And without selling a ton of albums, they went on a journey.

And the mistakes and all the improvisation, it was going to be good one night, bad the next.

Every single time that they picked up their instruments or Jerry started to sing or whoever.

It was something different.

All the warts and all, it came out, but we watched that growth.

We watched them through that journey.

And I often think that when I think about George Carlin's

you know, career or whoever, whoever you enjoy as a, as a comedian, if you looked at their entire history, the best often go through that.

They are journeyman comics.

They do improvise.

They changing all the time, the warts and all some's good, some's bad, some's ugly.

How hard is it to get up there every night?

And I mean, you're so good at it probably now, but that crowd interaction, you're so fast and you're so snappy with it.

Is that just a muscle?

It killed 10 of the 20 minutes.

But I'm sure that,

Like, I don't know.

I don't know if I was like Tom Papa maybe was saying this.