Robby Hoffman

And that was my sense of making it having a stable job.

Like I was like, Oh, my God, okay, I could be okay.

Because I remember thinking, if I make it to 30, I'll know if I'm okay or not.

Like at 30.

But this is much before that.

And I heard about the festival, I heard about stand up comedy.

Now, it's not like I never knew of stand up comedy in my house that I was my brothers were fans of stand up.

But I was so

And I hated my brother so much as a teenager.

I really didn't pay attention to what they did.

In fact, the more the less I knew, the better I was like, look at them.

So, you know, there was always and also my mother is extremely culturally savvy and was at the library and we had a tons of like comedy, but I didn't know per se stand up.

And I remember just sitting in my, you know, hearing it as a whisper, something I could do, you know, and enjoying it.

But I was like, you know, because you're not doing that.

You just got this good job.

You could be in this job forever.

You could have a 25-year job as an accountant.

What job is that?

I was working as a junior.

I was trying to study accountant, but I got an internship while I was still studying.