Phil Hanley

One of the things about comedians is that we get out there like a lot of middle age.

You know, he was talking about like middle age men.

He's like a lot of middle age men.

They're in their houses.

They sit around.

They watch TV.

They go to work.

They come home.

He's like one of the things about comics is that we get to get out and we observe things and things happen and there's action and there's moments.

And, you know, we see different people and we get different perspectives.

Right.

I'm sure that after 20, 25 years of doing this, your brain is probably filled with all of these stories and moments.

And that becomes like, I don't know.

It's like training for a marathon.

You keep on going and you get through the next hurdle.

You break the next mile and you become better and better at what you do.

I really think you're a very talented comic, but also you're really good at making a point.

I think there's a couple types of comics.

And I think the, if I may, the type of comic you are is you're, you're funny, but then also you can make a point.

And I think that's when comedy is like a noble profession, right?