Sebastian Maniscalco

Yeah.

I, you know, it's like you work to get to a certain place and then now you have to kind of manage like what, what you want to share.

You know, if you told me when I first came out here that I got to post on social media five times a day, I'm like, give me the camera.

Let me, let me go at it.

But now it's like, you know, you, you want a little bit of privacy.

You don't want to show, you know, like what you're doing with your family, but it's like, I don't want to like pawn my kids for the sake of,

of like a promotion.

I mean, I don't want to have my daughter on there saying, go see my daddy.

It's a little gross sometimes.

But I also don't want to be that guy that's on social media and you just see the back of the kid's head.

That's another...

It's like the kid's in the shot, but we don't want to see the kid's face, or they blur it out or whatever.

Yeah, but even then, you want to...

I feel like, yeah, I've hit somewhat of a success where I'm able to sell out these arenas, which is great, but I feel like there's a lot more audience that doesn't really know what I do, and I want to get a lot of different people to the show.

Yeah, I mean, I got the Italians.

They come out, you smell the cologne in the arena, and that's great, but I don't see why there's not more Asians at the show or black people or Indian people.

You know, the comedy is...

is such where it's broad enough where everybody could enjoy it i'm not talking specifically about an italian upbringing however i i have done that but you know i just did it the thing with justin bieber on on twitch apparently this is the new kind of um

way people want to consume entertainment.

They're looking for authenticity and how you are.