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But then we had nuns that were working in the school in subcapacity.

Right.

One was a nurse and then one was the librarian.

And then occasionally they would be a teacher or two that were none.

But the convent was attached to the school.

There was like a door like at the end of the hallway.

It was a door to the to the convent.

yeah and so it was just like this weird mysterious place that we always were trying to get us into the convent we wanted to know what went on back there but the nuns they were in their 80s you know i mean they were yeah same we had ours was like a block away and in grammar school but in high school same thing it was the brothers residence was just down a hall past these doors where they all like hung out and lived and stuff yeah

Our nuns were always smoking cigarettes, and I'm pretty sure drinking.

I think some of the first smell of booze that I remember was on one of the nuns.

So what do you are you still enjoying the the the kind of the road?

I mean, I ask this of almost every comedian and there's sometimes I get a surprising.

I love it.

I love being out there.

I love doing it.

But most comedians say, hey, listen, it's part of the gig, right?

It's part of the gig.

And I do it for the hour or two that I get on stage.

That's why I'm there.

How do you feel about the road?