Oh, hell yeah

... and he was on the run, to what he is now.

But I d- it, the way he is now is also in congress with the, with the performer that he is, 'cause he's very much in search of a freedom, right? And if you're like a real searcher of truth, a searcher of freedom, after a while you become a cynic and you become kind of like disdainful of like the kind of like s- the, the corporate world and the kind of the, the, the kind of evil governings in the world.

And you end up being a kind of like truth sayer who's-

Yeah, yeah.

And I was, I was like, like, like 12 years old in like a game shop looking through the computer games, and I'm like, "Ah," like for y- and then I, it, during the Fringe I saw this guy walk past me, and he, he has like, he wore like gloves and long sleeves.

He wears a thing, and he's got like this big bulky fake face on, and that... doesn't that just scream predator to you?

Have you ever done a show like you've spent the time writing it and then you go, this just sort of isn't working?

I think that happens a lot on the way to finding the thing that the show is.

Yeah, it sucks that moment.

You know when you're just not being true to yourself and you do a thing on stage and you're like, what was that? Sometimes you had to do it to get it out the way.

I remember early developing my first show, trying to make it this thing about how I got...

I because like this forgetful thing that we were talking about earlier, like I've been like that my whole life, ADHD.

And I almost killed my pet dog, our family pet dog, because I went in.

out my hand, goes up like this and it goes really tall,