How do you decide whether your ideas belong simultaneously on stage, in a sketch, or on social media?

Yeah, that's great.

So when I'm doing online stuff, I try to think in, I try to think in characters and in relatability.

So I try to think about, like, what's a, what's a, like, what's a funny concept, um, or a funny kind of type of person that I can do more with, like multiple things in shorter spans? When I'm doing stand-up, that's more me thinking out just, like, I, I'm trying to get more personal in stand-up, too, you know, and talk about, like, even some of these experiences, like growing, uh, up as a teen actor and, you know, all those things.

So th- that-

Mm-hmm.

Because that's really trying to lean on the, hey, this is who I am personally, and this is, um, you know, maybe something about my experience that's funny.

And so that relatability I think translates really well to live audiences where you can kind of do the same material, you know, club to club.