 You don't like heckling, huh? Well, now I see it on the Instagram, and it seems like all the kids are loving it. I know. But I know I wouldn't want to welcome that. I wouldn't want to post clips of that because I don't want to have to do crowd work. Yeah. I like it if it becomes interesting, like, I was at the Ice House in Pasadena, my older child asked us, it's a whole new redo, it's owned by the people owned by Lakers. There's a lot of sports, my Burbilla, and it's a really great club. It's very fancy. And I was being heckled there the other night. And, you know, like, positively or ask a question. It was an old dude saying, suggesting that I was a rug muncher. Like an old timey gay slur. Yeah. I was like, wow, that's that's old school. And so now, instead of sometimes I would have things to say. And now I just try to, like, be curious, like, how did you get here tonight? Like, what what series of events? Also, what world do you live in where rug munchers is like anything, let alone a thing you would yell unsolicited in a public space where surrounded by memorabilia. No less in, yeah, in the, yeah, in the heart, heart of Glendale, heart of heart of Pasadena, Pasadena, sorry, guys. Well, and yeah, and I was doing well. So it was an interesting choice. And he had a buddy with him. Anyways, I ended up getting him kicked out, but then the buddy stayed. And, yeah, anyways, I get fascinated of like, oh, I want to somehow, but I think it's like trauma where you live, relive trauma and you go, I want it this time. I want it to go better. Like I want it to be healed. Yeah. Like Scott and I, we have places where our trauma kind of matches, where it's like, like his anger, you know, when he gets angry, I like, I can't handle it when somebody gets angry at me. You know, like I just completely shut down. I, too, am from Philly. Really? Yeah. And have a bad temper. Okay. There you go. So, so he, I'm on Scott's side, whatever you say, I'm on Scott's side. Well, you're not wrong. I mean, yeah, I'm all like, yeah, why can't I just go fuck a cookie? All right. I don't know. Is that what people in Philly say? Yeah, yeah, that's the Philly thing. Italians, I don't know, Hogi's. Yeah. Fuck cookie fuckers. Cookie fuckers. A peak friend. Someone yelled cookie fucker at the, at me the other night. Jerry Seinfeld treats it like a, a customer service issue. Okay. It's like, sir, you seem unhappy with the show. What can I do? Oh, that's. And he did it one night at the strip in 1978, and he just kept, it's a great approach. Wow. Like, sir, what's your name? Okay. Gary, what? You seem to be unhappy. I'm assuming it kills. And it's like, effective. And even if it doesn't, it's real. Like it's like saying, hey, I see you. I see that you're uncomfortable that you've started talking or not paying attention. Yes. So something's going wrong. We're not connecting or I'm, I'm not doing my job in your opinion. So yeah. And I, that's what I would like. I would like to have a real interaction with someone, even if it's shitty, you know, like I just rather have. What do you, what's, what are you doing? What do you, what's happening? Yeah. You look at, there's a, most of the time they're just so drunk, though. Well, the thing is people can start crying and, but that's, I do kind of want to give people, be kind, like sometimes, you know, you're called in off the street with all your girlfriends. You've already had six drinks. They're like, come in and see a comedy show. Oh my God. She's really funny. We should all go see. They've all sit down, they've all, and then five of them are like, this fucking sucks. And they can't leave until their bills pay. So it's like, I'm so sorry this has happened. You know, how can we, you know, you be quieter so that I can go on with my nonsense, you know. And, and yeah. And it also, I'll bring cash on stage sometimes, like to go, I'll pay you to leave. I've done that. Yeah. Because sometimes comedy has poor advertising, the advertising is false advertising. Yeah. It's like, it's not going to be for everybody. I feel like that would work for, it seems smug when I did it. But that's cute. That's your on stage persona. That's who you are in your court. No, but the guy was mad. I was like, hey, I'll pay you. What'd you pay? Here you go. It's okay. Yeah. Like, it's okay. It's maybe it didn't seem, it was 10 years ago, but it was, it was fun. It doesn't matter. You know, like, I think that's what people, or at least what I want in a show, is something real. Yeah. Like, I don't want to be like, fuck you, you idiot. Yeah, I sure. Fuck the fuck up, stupid cunt. You know, like, I, I would rather have like, yeah, who are you? What's your name? What's going on tonight? Yeah. But I also still get scared. Like my legs start shaking and it's unsettling and it's not what I, what I moved to LA for. Right. Right. Yeah. No, I love that about LA that there is no, that's why I didn't move in New York. Yeah. Cause I was like, I, LA is going to be like people being irrationally positive. Yeah. I'm like everything. Go all the time. You're a genius. You're amazing. Anyways, I'll never see you again. Yeah, I don't even know who you are. You do you. I've never heard of you and I don't, I'm not going to Google you, but I know that you're a genius and you're amazing. Hey, did you like that? Did you like that? Yeah. Did you like it though? You want more, don't want to work. Would rather watch videos of me grab acid with people. And first I'll go up here to subscribe and then go up here to watch more clips. This is like when the weatherman says there's a high pressure system coming in. I'm not really used to the green screen.