Joe talks about standing by Kid Rock, listening to validate and empathize, and "getting out the door" in the morning.

Joe talks about protests at the horse races, upgrading his sun protection, and feeling like a standup again.

Joe talks about being known for one thing that makes people feel good, the difference between going for a drink and "drinking," and unwittingly walking into a religious community with his daughter.

Joe talks about how to efficiently upgrade your wardrobe, a big weekend ahead, and an incredible statistic that calls into question his parenting.

Joe talks about doing something amazing Sunday, what he dreads most about joining a new comedy scene, and the romanticized San Diego of the past.

Joe talks about a murderer being murdered and being on list of murderers.

Joe talks about connecting with an old acquaintances in San Diego, his daughter asking him about Heaven, and living through Hurricane Hilary.

Joe talks about his first stand-up set as a San Diego resident, respecting the sanctity of a late-night comedy room, and the coin of the open mic realm.

Joe talks about trying to sneak in a bodysurfing session next to a Navy base, listening to the son of one of his childhood heroes on the radio, and not wanting to be the last parent to pick up his kid.

Joe talks about slowly integrating into San Diego, the significance of August 8, and hopefully making his debut at the La Jolla Comedy Store.