Rich Vos

but shit comes to me. I don't think I, uh, fucking, uh, screw things up. I don't screw things up like, you know, in meetings or when we do pilots or whatever. I, I do what I'm supposed to do. So I don't know. I mean, in comedy. Yeah. For years I might've been a little aggressive on stage or, you know, a little whatever, you know, uh,

but shit comes to me. I don't think I, uh, fucking, uh, screw things up. I don't screw things up like, you know, in meetings or when we do pilots or whatever. I, I do what I'm supposed to do. So I don't know. I mean, in comedy. Yeah. For years I might've been a little aggressive on stage or, you know, a little whatever, you know, uh,

I think everything now, especially now with clubs or whatever, it's all numbers. They don't give a fuck if you light the waitstaff on fire. If you sold out the room, they go, oh, great, you were fabulous. I was working catch years ago. I was at catch. And Bill Hicks, okay, so David Brenner's on stage. And they love David Brenner. He's killing, killing. It was during the peak of David Brenner.

I think everything now, especially now with clubs or whatever, it's all numbers. They don't give a fuck if you light the waitstaff on fire. If you sold out the room, they go, oh, great, you were fabulous. I was working catch years ago. I was at catch. And Bill Hicks, okay, so David Brenner's on stage. And they love David Brenner. He's killing, killing. It was during the peak of David Brenner.

I think everything now, especially now with clubs or whatever, it's all numbers. They don't give a fuck if you light the waitstaff on fire. If you sold out the room, they go, oh, great, you were fabulous. I was working catch years ago. I was at catch. And Bill Hicks, okay, so David Brenner's on stage. And they love David Brenner. He's killing, killing. It was during the peak of David Brenner.

He gets off, Bill Hicks goes up, and he says, growing up as a kid, I would see Robert Klein and David Brenner, and I figured if they could do it, I could do it. That was his opening. So now he's doing his bit about Nancy Reagan, skinny, whatever, and calling her the anti, I mean, people are running out the door. They're running out the door. And then he gets off stage,

He gets off, Bill Hicks goes up, and he says, growing up as a kid, I would see Robert Klein and David Brenner, and I figured if they could do it, I could do it. That was his opening. So now he's doing his bit about Nancy Reagan, skinny, whatever, and calling her the anti, I mean, people are running out the door. They're running out the door. And then he gets off stage,

He gets off, Bill Hicks goes up, and he says, growing up as a kid, I would see Robert Klein and David Brenner, and I figured if they could do it, I could do it. That was his opening. So now he's doing his bit about Nancy Reagan, skinny, whatever, and calling her the anti, I mean, people are running out the door. They're running out the door. And then he gets off stage,

And he says to me, he goes, what went wrong? But I swear to God, he goes, what went wrong? Was he serious? Yes. Or was he joking around? No, he was, whatever. He was building, I don't know. It's hard to tell with him. Yeah. But anyhow, the manager or booker, now after I said to him, you can come and do a spot here anytime you want because he was Bill Hicks. Do you see what I'm saying?

And he says to me, he goes, what went wrong? But I swear to God, he goes, what went wrong? Was he serious? Yes. Or was he joking around? No, he was, whatever. He was building, I don't know. It's hard to tell with him. Yeah. But anyhow, the manager or booker, now after I said to him, you can come and do a spot here anytime you want because he was Bill Hicks. Do you see what I'm saying?

And he says to me, he goes, what went wrong? But I swear to God, he goes, what went wrong? Was he serious? Yes. Or was he joking around? No, he was, whatever. He was building, I don't know. It's hard to tell with him. Yeah. But anyhow, the manager or booker, now after I said to him, you can come and do a spot here anytime you want because he was Bill Hicks. Do you see what I'm saying?

He was Bill Hicks. You know, I worked with him in Texas. It's when I first started and I'm watching him, you know, uh, And we'll get back on track. I'm sorry to go off on these things.

He was Bill Hicks. You know, I worked with him in Texas. It's when I first started and I'm watching him, you know, uh, And we'll get back on track. I'm sorry to go off on these things.

He was Bill Hicks. You know, I worked with him in Texas. It's when I first started and I'm watching him, you know, uh, And we'll get back on track. I'm sorry to go off on these things.

So we're working in Texas. He just breaks up. His girlfriend breaks up with him at the time. It's a true story. So he goes, where can you get a hooker, a prostitute, and a cab driver?

So we're working in Texas. He just breaks up. His girlfriend breaks up with him at the time. It's a true story. So he goes, where can you get a hooker, a prostitute, and a cab driver?

So we're working in Texas. He just breaks up. His girlfriend breaks up with him at the time. It's a true story. So he goes, where can you get a hooker, a prostitute, and a cab driver?

Yeah, I know. There's a lot of these young kids now that listen, okay? A prostitute, okay? So the cab driver takes them to one house because they would take you to the – and I go with him. He goes, take a ride. So then we go to one house. She knocks on the door, and she opens the door and goes, you're a cop, and slammed the door on him. Slammed the door. I was young, slammed the door in his face.

Yeah, I know. There's a lot of these young kids now that listen, okay? A prostitute, okay? So the cab driver takes them to one house because they would take you to the – and I go with him. He goes, take a ride. So then we go to one house. She knocks on the door, and she opens the door and goes, you're a cop, and slammed the door on him. Slammed the door. I was young, slammed the door in his face.

Yeah, I know. There's a lot of these young kids now that listen, okay? A prostitute, okay? So the cab driver takes them to one house because they would take you to the – and I go with him. He goes, take a ride. So then we go to one house. She knocks on the door, and she opens the door and goes, you're a cop, and slammed the door on him. Slammed the door. I was young, slammed the door in his face.