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Strap in this is gonna be a long double episode as we start from the finish and go backwards.
In these rambles you hear my thoughts right after and right before I opened my new comedy venue: The Comedy Office on Melrose Ave in Los Angeles.
Let's pretend this posted on time.
In this interview we talk about my unwillingness to make fun of people who aren't present, how validation needs to come from within, and how I have it "figured out".
Changing it up here.
In this ramble I talk about why I don't stretch, how YouTube is the purest art form, and the only two ways you can shit on someone.
Few girls can run circles around me and Rachel is for sure one of them.
In this conversation we talk about how persistent I am, the annoying shenanigans of my former self, and the funniest word that is also the worst.
I'm starting to respect Jimmy Brogan's criticism.
In this rant I talk about my biggest Achille's heel, how I have incel DNA, and a dresser full of condom wrappers.
I don't know who incriminates themselves more on this episode... nah it's definitely me.
In this interview we talk about how people are afraid of being called out for being robots, why weird people are always nice people, and why you don't light comics early.
I was gonna call this "I'm Optimistic Because I Haven't Killed Myself with Myself" but I'm trying to be even more optimistic.
In this rant I talk about my erratic schedule, Dave Chappelle's new special, and what stand up comedy is at it's purest essence.
Wow. This is certainly a heavy episode. I should bring strangers on more often.
In this conversation we talk about being overly self aware, trying to connect with people, and Anne Frank.
I'm rambling about Dungeon's and Dragon's too much for someone who barely plays.
In this rant I talk about my experience painting miniatures, playing D&D in San Diego, and how I'm done producing shows after next month... for now.
This is a long digressive episode. Nikki and I barely ever talk so a part of me was worried this could end up being a rather awkward and boring episode but boy was I wrong.
In this interview we talk about how having a strong opinion can be a total turn off, transitioning from unattractive to attractive, and the value of offering a bottle of water.
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