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and getting ready to film my second special.

So a lot of people, because I didn't have a special out, because I just didn't have the time to do it, and I also wanted to wait until it was ready.

A lot of people in this day and age are really churning stuff out, trying to keep up with each other, which is tough, because a special should be special, and it should be material that really has been tried and true, worked on, and evolved, and things like that.

So you never want to rush a special, but it's

We're in our age now.

It's like a revolution for comedy where people are able to really shoot their own special for a moderate price, get it up online for free for everyone to see.

And you don't need these gatekeepers anymore and stuff.

And with that has brought like – basically like it's like the gold rush of –

You know, back in the day.

You know, you kind of strike a balance between keeping up with everyone, but also doing it the right way.

And then a lot of people that know me from Jokers, they didn't even know I was a comedian.

They just think like I'm trying something new for the first time when they saw that.

But what they don't know is like I started comedy 20 years ago and I've been doing it, you know, like.

on the regular at least for the last almost 10 years.

Yeah, man.

Then there's people that just know me from podcasting because I have a bunch of podcasts and stuff.

It's really a fun thing.

I couldn't be more lucky because I get to check all these different boxes, comedy, creative outlet boxes.

Stand-up is way different than the show.

I still do some sketch and the podcasting and stuff.