Sam Tripoli

I have to find a way to connect with a crowd so that I could sell tickets on the road.

And that's kind of what happened with me, with Tim Foil Hat.

I wish I sold more tickets, but I'm very blessed anyone even comes and sees me.

But Tim Foil Hat, my main podcast, started...

After I had a fallout with a buddy of mine who we're really good friends now, but we had a fallout and I was kind of like, what should I do it about?

And I was really into the Hillary Clinton kneecapping Bernie Sanders.

So I'm like, I'm just going to do a podcast on it.

And then it started, it was meant to be a show where I just interviewed comedians about their favorite conspiracies.

And then we started getting real guests on it.

And then it became something else, which was like the news to people.

Especially during COVID, dude.

People were like, what am I watching?

What's going on?

So they tuned in and they liked it.

So yeah, you're totally right.

It was meant to, and now that's the internet.

It's like...

You know, you could have a YouTube video that blows up, will give you 10 times more connection than doing the Tonight Show right now.

I think people do the Tonight Show.

It's a blessing to do television, but it's more about the name and the history of it than actual anything it's going to do for you in ticket sales.