Tom Segura

Austin is the new comedy mecca.

Rock and roll.

With Rick Ingram, I just saw Rick at the start.

He goes, you know, I wish I could do it, Rick, but he was just so fucking, he was like, yeah.

He goes, Tony comes up to me and goes, gotta move down to Austin, Rick.

He goes, it's like LA, but with a little bit of rock and roll.

He's the best.

He really does take a page from WWE.

Yeah, that's for sure.

I also, when anyone asks me like,

about Tony's, you know, flair, confidence, if you want to call it arrogance, whatever.

I've just known him since we were door guys at the store.

I did phones and he was, I think, an actual door guy.

And so I wasn't out in the, the mix is much more behind the scenes, but answering phones and, you know, and listening to, you know, like,

Tommy, the old booker, you know, scream the N word because Freddie Lockhart canceled his La Jolla spot.

You know, just the classic stories from beyond the walls.

Yeah.

And, and Tony just, I've just known him for so long.

So even then he was, had this sense of.

A hundred percent.