Stephen K. Amos

And I don't think there's... I do one line about Donald Trump, for example, in my show, and you don't see it coming, right?

I'm not going to stand there and go, Trump, or whatever, because we've all heard...

What's the point of that?

And as I said at the beginning, my show is about making people laugh.

And if I can throw in little curve balls along the way, that's what I'll do.

And escape, almost, too.

Absolutely.

Because people, if you pay money to go and watch a comedy show, you don't want a guy or a woman standing up there lecturing you or giving you a TED talk about...

Because at the end of the day, we are comedians, and we do have a sort of, not a skewed, but a different way of looking at things, which is quite funny.

In the same way, when I go to Australia or come to New Zealand, I might spot things here that you guys take for granted, but I make it funny and take a spin on it.

And that's quite nice, being an observer like that.

mention of you know like did you oh you know in terms of uh their i don't know one of the things that made me laugh when i when i got to uh their capital camberra now it's it sucks tell me about it holy shit it's such

It's such a hole.

We like a roundabout.

But for me, it was the entire audience was full of civil servants.

Yeah.

White civil servants.

And being a black performer, that kind of made me laugh a little bit.

It was a room full of servants.

It was great.