Sebastian Maniscalco

You know, in my 60s, 70s and 80s, I'd love to do that.

But, you know, hey, my act is very physical.

I'm moving around a lot.

I don't know who's going to come out when I'm 80 years old and I could barely get to the stage.

When I don't do comedy, I'm not in a good mood, put it that way.

So this is very therapeutic for me to go up there.

Like I just had a fight with my wife yesterday and how I deal with that is I make comedy out of it.

So I can't wait to get to a comedy club this week to present that.

Actually, I'm going to I'm going to be in.

Boston this week doing a charity event, but there I will maybe sprinkle some of the argument material in to see if it goes.

So the way I look at these things, whatever happens that's traumatic in my life, whether it be whatever, a disagreement with your wife, a death, an illness, I try to make humor out of it.

It's how I grew up.

I come from a family that

We were laughing at funerals.

You know I'm saying it was like it's the only way we could cope with the Disaster of what had happened was to find a morsel of humor in it So yeah, I find that this definitely is my career, but also helps me kind of filter a lot of things that happen in my life

No, it's not even happening in the moment because in the moment it's not funny.

It's not.

It's like I'm not like sitting there going, this is going to be great for the stage.

I'm trying to figure out how am I going to win this thing?

But it's like.