Quentin Tarantino

It's the realizing it's possible, but it's also a situation where it's like, as opposed to talking to your buddies about comedy in Minnesota, your buddies who like comedy. No, you're at the comedy store and you're dealing with comedians every fucking night. And you're in the place where the shit happens and you're hearing how the laughs work. But also he's like... You know what's going on.

Oh, Caroline's Comedy Hour is doing the tryouts for this. And, you know, Chuck Chuckles is doing this thing or that thing. Oh, and there's a sitcom going on. There's the funny neighbor guy.

Oh, Caroline's Comedy Hour is doing the tryouts for this. And, you know, Chuck Chuckles is doing this thing or that thing. Oh, and there's a sitcom going on. There's the funny neighbor guy.

Oh, Caroline's Comedy Hour is doing the tryouts for this. And, you know, Chuck Chuckles is doing this thing or that thing. Oh, and there's a sitcom going on. There's the funny neighbor guy.

You're in the you're in the you're plugged in.

You're in the you're in the you're plugged in.

You're in the you're in the you're plugged in.

And they have the thing where it's sort of like, you know, like, hey, Benny, we have a spot for you that could be really, you know, I can't do it. But my friend Joe could do it. How about giving Joe a chance?

And they have the thing where it's sort of like, you know, like, hey, Benny, we have a spot for you that could be really, you know, I can't do it. But my friend Joe could do it. How about giving Joe a chance?

And they have the thing where it's sort of like, you know, like, hey, Benny, we have a spot for you that could be really, you know, I can't do it. But my friend Joe could do it. How about giving Joe a chance?

Okay. Will you back Joe up? Yeah, I'll back Joe up. Okay. Yeah. Well, let's call your friend Joe. Can he be down here at nine? Yeah, he can be down here at nine. Well, that's how you get a fucking gig.

Okay. Will you back Joe up? Yeah, I'll back Joe up. Okay. Yeah. Well, let's call your friend Joe. Can he be down here at nine? Yeah, he can be down here at nine. Well, that's how you get a fucking gig.

Okay. Will you back Joe up? Yeah, I'll back Joe up. Okay. Yeah. Well, let's call your friend Joe. Can he be down here at nine? Yeah, he can be down here at nine. Well, that's how you get a fucking gig.

Okay, but let me ask you a question. When I watch some of the things on the Comedy Store, because you know I really love going to the Comedy Store. And they treat me really great there. It's really cool. But, you know...

Okay, but let me ask you a question. When I watch some of the things on the Comedy Store, because you know I really love going to the Comedy Store. And they treat me really great there. It's really cool. But, you know...

Okay, but let me ask you a question. When I watch some of the things on the Comedy Store, because you know I really love going to the Comedy Store. And they treat me really great there. It's really cool. But, you know...

The mythology of the plays is you go down there on open mic night, and if you have something to offer, then you work your way up, and then you're the doorman, and then you work your way up. But it seems like that was then. That was a long time ago. Now it seems like people are almost paying 10 years or eight years before they actually are getting up and getting paid. Right.

The mythology of the plays is you go down there on open mic night, and if you have something to offer, then you work your way up, and then you're the doorman, and then you work your way up. But it seems like that was then. That was a long time ago. Now it seems like people are almost paying 10 years or eight years before they actually are getting up and getting paid. Right.

The mythology of the plays is you go down there on open mic night, and if you have something to offer, then you work your way up, and then you're the doorman, and then you work your way up. But it seems like that was then. That was a long time ago. Now it seems like people are almost paying 10 years or eight years before they actually are getting up and getting paid. Right.

I'm figuring that that's a spot, but it seems like if you have to wait five years...