Tim Dillon

At one point I said, just name an area of Los Angeles that you like.

Can you do that?

Just name, you don't even have to like it.

Just name an area of Los Angeles and let's discuss that.

And we'll release clips of this, but it was difficult for them, but it was still nice that they came.

And, you know, a lot of things are changing.

I read this article in the New York Times, you can grab this, that Meta, which is this mega company owned by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook,

Instagram, you know, they dumped 80 billion, I think, into this metaverse idea.

I think it was billion.

That sounds high.

It might have been million, but it's on Drudge.

It's in the Times.

It might have been 80 billion.

There was a time during the NFT craze where people would come up to me and say, you have to be the first comedian in the metaverse.

And I said, what do you mean by that?

They said, well, pretty soon, we're just going to live in a virtual world completely.

And instead of performing for 300 people or 3,000 people or whatever, you're going to perform for 50,000 people or 100,000 people or a million people in the metaverse.

Because the metaverse is going to be the digital world we all inhabit.

You'll have these glasses.

And you're not going to go meet your friends at a restaurant.