Sam Tallent

So no one gets a piece of it besides comedians.

Yeah, so they've like totally collectivized comedy in Estonia.

Well, Estonia has been a country since like 1994.

Yeah.

You know, so it's like all brand new.

And I think free speech was just legalized like, you know, last year or whatever.

So but the crowds, bro, I did a show in the college town there.

And I was like, I watched the first two comics.

Ari, very funny, not getting big laughs.

So I went out there and tried to like attack all this crowd.

And at one point I was like, where do you work, ma'am?

And she went, no, that was the amount that they wanted to connect.

And like, they don't laugh audibly.

And, but afterwards I'm out there selling merch and they're all like, that was a pleasure.

It was a time of my life.

Thank you.

It's like, okay, well in America, typically we smile at least if we're having the time of our life.

It was like someone was going to throw a rock at him if they made any noise.

It's like in The Great Escape when he sees sunlight and all he can do is smile.

Yeah.