Don't you talk about the boys.

Look at him.

It's coming out.

It's coming out.

Yeah, no.

But, yeah, I do think that.

Yeah, but you went out, and I was going to call you up, Yazzie.

Yeah.

Oh, wow.

And I was like, you know what? Like, sometimes, you know, my, I guess, uh, my wife and I have had a hard time having kids.

You know, I've never really been able to, uh, get a job that's been good.

You know, comedy, I've kind of been mediocre or whatever.

But then I, I go to places like this, and I meet these people, and I'm like, "I'm the fucking luckiest g- luckiest guy in the world."

Uh-

It's amazing who comes to gigs after shows.

Uh, one time I was struggling with sales, and, uh, like, like, I think about 30 or 40 people came, but 20 of them, like, yeah, it must've been 30 people.

Oh,

yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because I went to a mate's place and I didn't really know this guy, but he's helping me fix my motorbike.

He's kind of a friend now, I guess.

And he's like, this is my son.

He's like, he's 20 or something.

And his son's like getting around with the wrong crew or whatever.

He was like, you did that about my fucking dad? I'm like, yeah, your dad's a fucking