Does Free Will Exist? | Clown College Comedy Podcast w/ Dom Carr, Branden Willis & Alex Zee

So I'm the type of person, I'll be too...

I've noticed about myself, I'm not that big of a risk taker.

So like, when I was looking to figure out how to get into comedy, seeing that there was a class to help you get started, that was like... extremely appealing hell yeah because i don't know how i would have turned out if i just started doing open mics i don't know how that would have worked out so i definitely appreciated having some structure before going up there

well you can see the difference between a comedian like you who prepared and like is very strategic with it and then a comedian who just jumped headfirst doesn't know what he's doing like charles hood

yo the first time i saw charles man i I felt so bad because I was laughing at him.

It was at one of Jonathan's mics.

What I do appreciate about Charles, though, is his comedic character is set.

Oh, yeah.

It's really who he is.

It's really who he is, and it's authentic.

And so I didn't get it at all.

And the first time I saw him, I was dying laughing because I was like, this dude is terrible.

Yeah.

When I've seen him get an audience on his side, oh man, that boy be killing it.

Oh, he's night and day better from when we first met him at the boxcar, shout out, RIP boxcar, open mic.

First of all, he looked like Jeffrey Dahmer with long hair.

He looked just awful and greasy.

He just had his mouth hanging open like, duh.

It was crazy.

He's going to love that we're talking about him.

But no, and then just his set was so, it was just not it at all.

But no, he's come so far.

It's insane.

Wasn't

that the time the white boy said nigga in the crowd? John DeBombs.