You Know, I'm Not on Trial Every Minute. That's Cool.

At the beginning of a stand up career, you're like the worst minute or at least for me, everybody, but I just made it worse. Luckily, I was able to transcend that issue and go where I got. When I walk out, it's only people in a theater who have bought tickets which cost some money and you got to get a babysitter. People fly in from different cities to see. And you're with two or three, four thousand women, people who think like you do, they like me. After that, you get a standing ovation? No, I know I said at the end, yes. Oh, wow.