Ryan Long

I remember in the acting unions, which I've been in, at some point.

The Film Actors Guild, nice.

Yeah.

Film Actors Guild actor.

Yeah, very highbrow stuff, yeah, for me.

And then...

An actor, you know, I don't wanna talk about my craft of acting, but they, no, it would be, there was a point where they were saying that if people wanted to make Instagram videos on their own channel, they can't because they're a union actor, so they have to pay the fee, and it was just like, you guys, are you trying to make yourself obsolete?

So everyone's just like, okay, well, I'm not not doing social media stuff, so I guess do what you gotta do, and then there's like, oh, you're kicked out, and they'll be like, oh, no.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then it would be the equivalent of the trains being like, also there's a three hour process to get on the train.

And then you have to pay $14 trillion.

And then also your permanent resident card will not be registered.

I don't need you fuck so what is the the locations you do perform the best or you have to I do the comedy cellar uh New York comedy club the stand there's a club called Williamsburg comedy club I was doing a lot uh St.

Mark's in New York but yeah the comedy cellar is kind of like the main club in New York you might say and then the stand in New York comedy club I've never heard of that is that like kind of like the like the comedy store yeah yeah yeah that's the probably the New York that yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, LA is the comedy store, which is kind of as like a, I don't know, that is a cool energy, because it's got this old, like, feels like, you know, people say it feels like it has ghosts there.

But like, LA has this weird kind of, you know, vibe where it feels like someone was killed there.

And I think there has been people shot there and stuff like that.

So it's, it's got kind of like a romantic vibe in a weird way.