Tom Segura

Which was very funny.

It's very funny.

I mean, I, you know, come on, man, you got to have thick skin.

And it's also, it was making me laugh.

And that's, that might've been the episode where my mustache would always get pretty loose.

And so I'd say, you know, you're going to make my mustache fall off.

And then Jeselnik, Jeselnik said, I go, so how do you put together an hour?

You know, that's, you know, every year you do another set of jokes.

You, you, you out there grinding and winding and figure out, you know,

Put one foot in front of the other.

You're waking up with the sun.

You're going to bed with the moon.

And you just figure out, I got another set of bits to do.

How do you do that?

He goes, well, you just get out there and you do it.

You write all the time.

It's not like I could do it the easy way and just do a character.

and then he says that back and by the way so then again and i also you have to go into like talk show hold most and you're good at this too where it's like you never you don't want to make people look bad or feel bad right and i don't want the crowd to think like oh shit like this one's getting weird like it all should be in fun so i kind of like you know smirk and smile and kind of like let everyone know like all right like i'm you know and and then uh

And I kind of paused and I was like, you know, I hear you, you know, I go, but there's not just one way to eat a Reese's, you know?

And I go, you know, I go, cause look, you know, I could do what you're doing, you know, jokes, dead baby jokes, but been there, done that, you know, but, but, you know, good on you.