TigerBelly

I can't think of her partner's name, and she's not there, and she's funny, and she's cute and all that.

But Kalyla is, is, was on Tiger Belly because Bobby Lee's her boyfriend.

She's not a stand-up.

She was n- has no experience whatsoever.

Tiger Belly made a ton of money and she made a ton of money.

And then I think she's still on Tiger Belly.

People complain about it too, like, "Why is Kalyla on there?" Because- Well, wasn't she a founding member technically? Yes.

She was a- Okay ... founding member.

Um, he's the kind of boy man that, uh, that sometimes you just imagine is just scurrying through your garden and stealing squashes or stealing, uh, a couple carats, you know it.

Um, he is part of the Tiger Belly Podcast.

He, uh, he's the tiger with the belly, um, comedian, actor, um, effervescent human, Mr. Bobby Lee.

Shine that light on me.

Hold on.

I, I'm talking to you, TigerBelly fans.

Yeah, yeah.

G- go direct.

I'm going direct to TigerBelly fans.

I'm in the comments, and I used to have a nickname called Gay Bobby Lee.

Which is pretty good.

Yeah, yeah.

I guess I'll just lose a friend." And then really before I started to go after and tell people, um, Khalyla came at me and was like, "I knew he's using, and I knew he, like, used you against me to try to hide it." You know? And she's like, "I'm sorry you had to go through that." But then finally he admitted it to me and he apologized and was like, "I'll go get help." And I said, when...

He goes, "When I get out, we'll start the show." 'Cause Khalyla, when I had filled in for her Tiger Belly, she had been like, "Go do a show together." 'Cause the fans wanted it and people talked about it.

So when he got out and he got clean, that's when we started it, and then three months into it, pandemic hit.

Hmm.

[laughs] I'm saying, um, the people.

So like, like, uh, uh, Bobby Lee was who I was watching, uh, Tiger Belly, and where I kinda, like, concocted the thought of...

Yeah, so not at, not at about an opinion or even a factual thing that they're trying to say, um, but blindly trusting that they're being as authentic as they can be and not putting on a "No," or, like, overly laughing, overly reacting to what someone else is saying.

Bobby, I think, does it in a blatantly obvious way, where you fully can read what's on his face.