Ron Funches

That's one of my biggest comedy theories because I spent so many of my early years in my career.

I think you as...

for any comedians that might listen is that I spent so many years just trying to like write a type of joke.

You know, you'd be like, I'm going to write this type of joke.

I'm going to write a fat joke.

I'm going to write a black joke.

I'm going to write a weed joke.

And then I learned quicker that if like, if I just said things, if I said what I really believed in my voice,

That people weren't used to that.

And that it just automatically, on a base human level, because they were either nervous or because it hit a bone of truth, that it would make them laugh a real truthful, hearty laugh as opposed to these...

laughs of like, oh, that's clever.

Oh, that's, I didn't think of that.

But they're laughing because I believe it and because I'm saying what I truly feel.

And I think that in comedy, I don't mean to give away my secrets, but it is one of the rare gifts.

Yeah, but you have to be good.

Oh, that makes me feel really good.

So I really appreciate hearing that.

Oh, well, you know, it's based off of Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?

Classic show.

Jeff Foxworthy, who would tell you or not, he was the leading person on specialists on letting you know if you were a redneck or not.