Ryan Long

That's another one.

There's a few that are plumbers.

They're just like, I don't want to be cleaning toilets anymore, but here we are.

I mean, that is the internet.

How'd you get into comedy?

Yeah, your boss is like telling you, he's like, hey, you're late for your shift.

You're there with like a gold chain, a Lamborghini.

Like, oh, am I?

I can buy you.

Yeah, what got you into comedy, as Mr. Conner was saying?

I'll tell you, also, comedy used to be a job a little bit that everyone would kind of do to then get out of it.

Like, every stand-up used to be like, then you go and be a movie star, and you don't have to do that anymore.

But now it kind of feels like it's its own thing where people do want to do that.

Yeah, that's a huge part of it.

He might be the first guy to be doing arenas and doing crowd work the entire time.

yes now to be honest i don't know exactly but i've seen people do do that i remember even like russell peters was doing big uh theaters and he does a lot of crowd work and i remember they have like three camera guys and they film the guy that they're talking to and put him on the screen and you know it becomes a whole art form you got an olympic sprinter as your camera guy just getting all the way across i'm so tired hey yeah yeah but no i started in uh toronto

In the Toronto scene.

I fucking picked up on that Canadian accent.

Some park Texas guys going.

We're in real Texas here, too, right?