Trevor Wallace

Cause it like, like I would just respond.

Yeah.

Those are always the funniest.

But like, if you had like a joke loaded up, time goes by and maybe the joke was funny 10 seconds ago, but you, but they didn't start talking yet.

Or, or you said something funny and I go, I got something to say, but you keep talking.

It's like the funnier thing to respond, what they finished with, not what they interjected with, what like middle through.

So I think to the effect of crowd work, it's like, you're just, you're, you're present.

I'm, I mean like it, it's also like, I'm, I've been doing, I'm on, let's say I'm on stage for like 30 minutes.

I'm like, I'm fired up.

I'm, I'm warmed up.

I'm, I'm fully in.

I'm, you know, I'm, I'm dialed in.

If crowd work happens right in the beginning of the show, it takes me a second to be like, wait, what?

Hold on.

Because there's no like,

So there's no stakes established yet in the show yet.

Sometimes there is, but like, sometimes I'm like, it's like, sometimes I'm like, let me just, let me get comfortable in this room first.

Somebody might yell something crazy in the beginning.

I'll be like, what did you say?

Okay.