Rafi Bastos

And perform that I felt like analyzing language was something that it was the thing that I did.

Now that I'm here for, I don't know, six years already, I'm trying to run away from those bits, you know?

Because I felt like I did, it was enough.

And that would build me my audience.

That's why I'm able to do shows at the Middle East because they are also learning English.

They also see how absurd it is.

So they like what I do.

So that's why I was able to build an international audience

But now I feel like I'm trying to be more personal, you know, telling my stories, talking about marriage and talking about having a kid.

I'm trying to be more honest with my stories than just having an outside perspective of American culture and of the language.

I still do it.

I still have ideas that come, but I don't spend that much time anymore focusing on that.

Which I'm not against it.

I like it and it was important, but I feel like it's not me anymore, you know?

Well, bro, you know what bothers me?

I was just talking to my wife.

I feel like...

Economy class, because I'm 6'7".

Okay, yeah, you told me there's something special.

I didn't know that.