Ronny Chieng

nicest guy and that's so fun yeah and it was super fun and he told me about the comics he like he the guy was like you know 60 so all his references were like you see jack mason jackie mason yeah i know of him but you know not recently yeah not recently but i know of him and um

Anyway, my point to all this is that in America, talking to people face-to-face will renew your faith in the country and the people.

Don't judge everything by the comment section or your algorithm.

I think talking to people face-to-face is often the cure for a lot of what is ailing us right now.

Yeah, I don't know.

I make it a point to walk around the city before the show just to get a vibe of it.

Also because I genuinely like exploring America.

I want to see what it's about.

My conclusion is that there is no one in America.

It's just New York and L.A.

Every other city I've been to is empty.

Yeah.

You remember when we do road shows, daily show road shows and we'll go to Milwaukee or something.

And we're in Milwaukee, a major American city.

You're walking around like there is no one here.

Yeah, I know.

And so I'm just like, Rochester, like, hey, I'm not, this isn't, this isn't walkity walk, whatever, you know, immigration reform, you know, get people in, have a system to get people in, blah, blah, blah.

I'm just saying like,

People can fit in Rochester.

Okay, there's a lot of space in Rochester, New York.