Rob Riggle

And I would explain more in detail, maybe embellish that and talk about and find new things to fill out the story.

And by the end of the night, I felt like I had a chunk of material.

And all I had to do was – so then the next time we'd go out, I'd try a new chunk or a new story or a new thing and just work it that night.

And, I mean, I was able to build a 50-minute set

probably in, you know, three to six months, which is pretty good.

Well, that's why I had the one set.

And I toured it.

And I did a half of it on a Comedy Central special, and I toured it for a long time.

And then it was time to build a new set.

And then I got Fox NFL, and that was it.

Then I was like, well, the money I make there is the money I'd make out killing myself on the road.

So we're good.

So I just stopped.

So I haven't done it forever, but it always nags at me because I do think about –

I kind of would like to build a set because they're part of me that likes to, I do, there's nothing better than, and I'm sure you're experiencing it now when you get out there and you're having a great night, the audience is great, you're having fun, they're having fun.

There's something special about that.

I saw him and Seth Meyers in Vegas playing.

at a New Year's Eve show.

Yeah, it was just a couple years ago, so I know he's still... It's weird.

I think it's the purest form.