What was it about?

Uh, the last po- oh, um, the last post I w- oh, you know what's so crazy? I recently had some issues.

Um, so, and I didn't, I didn't even know.

And th- yo, the internet will always make you regret, people will always make you regret being open.

Oh, yeah.

I f- oh, I was like, uh, like I w- I was v- very guilty 'cause it's like, you know, especially in Black communities, whether it be c- African, West C- Car- Caribbean, or Black American, we are taught that Jesus is the way.

That's the way of the colonizers when they enslaved us.

We were taught Jesus is the way.

No, I remember you were like, oh, so the guy that works in my bodega isn't a New Yorker?

Was that it? Yeah.

Yeah.

I was just very confused on her stance.

Because she said...

Because he was like...

The guy, the host was like, so you can be here for 50 years? And she was like, yeah, it doesn't matter.

Ohio,

with

a white man.

Nah, it's ice.

For example, like, last night I had a discussion with somebody who I'm seeing, and, you know, he's in the comedy industry, so I thought that I could vent to him about certain things.

I'm like, hey, you know, this club screwed me over.

That person didn't pay me.

This person was spreading a rumor that I was sleeping around for shows because he just couldn't understand how it got on Kevin Hart's show or whatever.

damn

[laughs]

So my first bit that I did on stage, I got my first laugh.

I was just talking about, like, how his mother couldn't cook, and, like, I would pre-eat.

Like, you know when people pre-game before they go to the party?

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? So I was like, "Oh." So I went back to another open mic, another o- open mic.

So that, that's what started my career, um, in stand-up.

But like I said, the, the seed was planted when I was a young four or five year old child.