Steve Byrne

You know what I wish I could pull off, and I wish white people could pull off, but we can't because I've seen a little of it, and I was in Houston and saw a little of this.

Well, that would be nice.

Yeah, because I frequently ask myself what time it is, and I don't trust my cell phone.

But, you know, when you see the brother wearing the monochromatic short sleeve shirt and shorts, like dress shorts, like shorts with a crease and then the short sleeve.

But it should be.

It's like a formal barbecue outfit.

I don't feel I feel.

See, we do suits.

They do suits.

But then we go cargo shorts and T-shirts and they can do a formal.

They can do like a.

cedric the entertainer in the caribbean islands caribbean yeah and they're wearing like alligator shoes and the same color socks yeah you know it's it's like turquoise socks turquoise shirts turquoise shirt and a turquoise hat and they're pulling the shit off or gold there's a gold version of it i think i want that fucking outfit should i try it that's your new look

It could be my look.

When white people wear that outfit, though, you just hear bingo every 10 minutes.

That's the difference.

I really – and by the way, it's funny you said rush hour because Chris Tucker was playing the same venue I was playing at inside of – when I was in San Antonio.

Yeah, in San Antonio.

Yeah.

He was doing the same gig, and I was like, I never met Chris Ducker, but we were like, our dressing rooms were next to each other or something.

Like, maybe I should say hi.