Name: Bobby Lee "You're a Legend Dave Attell!"
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Bobby Lee "You're a Legend Dave Attell!"' from Bad Friends Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2024-04-12. Transcript available.

DC Improv.
The best.
Give it up.
Allison.
Oh, so good.
Yeah, this is great.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, but also,
but they don't give you the money you want.
Sorry?
Well, it is in a basement.
We're only going to give you this amount,
and that's it.
This is what we give every, right?
I'm like, yeah, but I'm going to sell it out.
Yeah.
Is this recent or years ago?
Maybe 10 years ago.
Okay, well.
It's different now?
You're going to get more money now.
Okay, okay.
All right, okay, Dave.
All right.
Fuck, man.
I mean, honestly,
otherwise play the Kennedy Center.
But here are towns I don't like.
Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, really?
I'm going there.
Pittsburgh Improv.
I can't wait.
Prove Bobby wrong and come to that show.
You like it?
Yeah, well, it's fine.
It's just, what was I going to say?
It's me.
It's more about the flight.
That's the direct flight, so I'm in.
Okay.
Direct flight, big deal.
Oh, I have some shit right here,
and I want to sit and talk shit right now.
Let's hear it.
Hartford, Funny Bone.
No.
And Virginia Beach, Funny Bone.
No.
Fuck them.
Wow.
They had me one time, right?
One fucking time,
and then I try to go back,
and they're like,
it's not for us.
Really?
Yeah.
It's not for us?
It's not for us.
Wow.
Because I show my little pee-pee.
People love that.
It's for everybody.
Everyone knows.
I can see in Connecticut,
because that's a rough market.
I mean, there's no,
I play the casino there.
That's what you should do.
I've never heard of a company
being like,
I will sell out your club,
and they're like,
no, thanks.
Yeah.
Well, the contingency is his penis.
I mean, that's-
Well, I didn't,
it's not like I pulled it out.
I just, you know,
I'm wild.
Yeah, you're crazy.
I'm free and I'm wild up there,
you know?
But the beauty is,
you're not for everybody,
and they're not for you,
so that's a good way to put it.
Yeah, but it's a business, right?
So if I'm selling tickets-
Don't you ever just want to,
like, rent out the parking lot
across the street,
say, I'm doing my own show,
and say, fuck you to them?
Yeah.
I fantasize about that all the time.
Didn't Stan Hope
used to do something like that?
He did that at the-
JFL, right?
At the JFL thing.
And who's got the last laugh?
It's Doug.
Am I right?
Yeah.
I would think he would outlive JFL.
Did he really do that?
Yeah.
He had his own party.
It was dope.
He'd rented out a car wash,
and he just had it in the car wash.
Yeah.
Wow.
And everybody kept dripping away
and going over to his party.
Yeah.
Because it was fucking incredible.
Yeah, it was awesome.
Oh my God, what a punk rock to do.
I don't know if you could do that.
Yeah.
Because they dissed him in some way or what?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
I think it was also that,
but he also kind of,
he just likes making fun shit take place
and just a place for comics to go-
He doesn't like all the laws.
Corporate hubbub.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Well, it was like,
the cool thing was it's always,
you know those parties up there,
like they're kind of parties,
but you're kind of schmoozing,
so it's not really fun.
Yeah.
And also agents don't know how to have fun
and execs don't know how to have fun.
He made an act,
he had an actual fun party at JFL.
It's mostly for comics.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Doug is my favorite comic, so.
Of all time, you think?
Yeah.
No, I think Doug,
nobody doesn't like him.
No one ever,
he's like the,
whatchamacallit,
he's the original, I think.
Who's your least favorite comic of all time?
Well, in this room?
So you dim the lights again.
Did you have a story
where you and I,
when you and him stopped talking for some reason,
was there like ever a fallout with you guys?
No.
When you guys were writing together,
why did it stop?
It was,
we were writing together for like four days.
When I opened for him,
it wasn't like,
it wasn't like months and months
of writing together.
I thought it was a thing.
No, no, no, it was a brief,
it was a brief.
And they moved.
Yes.
And I tried to talk you out of it.
He was always,
he would come to New York,
he's like,
you look pale,
go back to LA,
everything sucks here.
Because you were the,
I'll be honest with you,
out of all these years
of writing with so many people,
you were the best one.
Thank you.
That's very nice.
No one takes it more,
he really does the work.
But he understands also
the way I talk and my voice
and he was able to like cut
around the fat around the setups
and stuff so we can get to the thing
and you were just able to like
get my cadence down.
Oh, thanks.
And so,
and then you moved
and like the couple of jokes
that we didn't really,
I still have it in my act sometimes.
Awesome.
And it's like,
and it's like,
where the,
come back.
Wow.
Well, I'm back.
So let's do it.
I do live here now.
Yeah,
I have,
I'm here in New York,
but I am here.
Yeah.
No,
but I thought it was going to be like,
we only worked for four days
and then we wrote the Karate Kid.
It's just,
he's football
and I'm writing it down
and then I'm playing this guy
and I'm like,
Mr. Miyagi
and he's like,
watch out,
Daniel.
And it's like,
boom.
Next thing you know,
Emmy.
I mean,
whatever that is,
Oscar.
Let's come back,
man.
But I would love to work
with you again.
Well,
maybe,
I mean,
how many dates
do you do with Dave
on the road?
He's a headliner.
He's his own guy.
Yeah,
less and less
as it is,
but yeah.
Awesome.
Okay.
I don't want to downgrade you
as a feature.
My bad.
As a headliner.
I know that you're a headliner,
right?
Congratulations.
You have your own special
and everything.
I do.
It's on YouTube.
I know.
Not everyone can get on there.
It's on YouTube,
all right?
How many hits?
Over a million.
Watch out,
beheading videos.
Watch out,
Islamic Jamahad.
Jamahad.
I'm heading your way.
Anyway,
welcome back.
I'd like to meet your wife too.
Oh yeah,
you should.
She's really nice.
Okay.
I like her.
This would be great.
Your wife makes a mean,
what is that again?
Turnip soup.
You'll love it.
Makes a great,
give me a name,
something.
I didn't buy a Ukrainian bride.
She's not turnip soup.
She's a very nice lady,
Italian lady.
From the West Coast?
She's from the West Coast.
But we met in New York.
I think when you live in New York,
you're kind of still drawn
to California people.
Yeah.
Not Dave.
No.
Well, he's from New York,
you know?
Yeah, yeah.
Dave,
is there a date
where you're going to be like,
okay,
this is,
I'm getting,
I mean,
is there an age
where you're going to talk?
I'll be 60 next year.
It's going to either happen then
or no.
It's either that
or I started a dog sanctuary.
I figured it's kind of like
one of those things like,
yeah,
you know,
the dogs get me.
Yeah.
But you think,
can you see yourself
doing it at 70?
No.
I don't think I'll live that long.
I mean,
but I'd say 60.
I probably made it next year,
but I already did a will,
so.
Did you really make a will?
Yeah.
But do you,
because I can,
like I have arthritis
in my hands now.
No.
You do?
Yeah, yeah.
I'm just,
I can feel myself getting old.
Oof,
that sucks.
my knees.
Those nunchucks really do.
When you mishandle them
all the time,
it just kind of gets your nunchucks.
That's true.
That's true.
Oh,
so you're thinking
now's the time.
Now or never,
right?
What do you mean?
With a woman,
right?
You want to get a marriage?
Yeah,
I think I'm,
well,
I talked to this girl
this morning.
She's just had a baby.
Okay,
so that's the girl
you're kind of hoping.
No,
no,
I'm just saying no,
no.
She was telling me,
she goes,
Bobby,
I'm telling you,
I don't know
why I didn't do this earlier.
She's probably 34.
Well,
that's a good age for it.
Right,
right.
I'm trying right now.
Like right now.
No,
not right now.
No,
but she is ovulating,
so I have to go and bust it.
You want to get out of here?
No,
I mean,
we'll see what time we get.
How old are you?
I'm 44.
That's another great age.
Yeah.
It's a good age.
They're all good ages.
They're good ages.
And look at your staff
of young men over there.
What does that mean?
Great fathering years.
Our vampire,
Andre,
he's 116.
That's a great age.
Dave,
you regret not having a baby?
Yeah,
I'm regretting it.
I'm regretting it right now.
Really?
No,
I do.
Yeah,
I mean,
like,
you know,
relationship,
whatever,
but it would be nice
to have some kids,
but honestly,
you know,
the lifestyle we have
is not very conducive.
A lot of the road stuff
is just,
you know,
endless amount of travel
and all that kind of stuff.
But yeah,
I would like to,
you know?
Yeah.
But you could tell me
Steve Martin did it late.
Well,
but he's a genius though.
Everybody always brings him up.
There's a lot of,
there's a lot of legendary comics
where they're like,
but Albert Brooks,
but these guys are like
one of the kind genius.
Dave.
Yeah.
You are that.
Yeah.
All right.
But I can't see me
and my son on a triple run.
Dave.
Dave.
Son,
you ever been to a
comfort in a Montana?
Son,
but you know you're a legend,
right?
I don't like this kind of talk.
I know,
I'm just saying,
don't say it.
I know,
but you're like somebody
that's like,
don't.
I know I'm going to.
No,
I don't.
What are you smoking for?
We're all in this.
I'm not smoking.
I'm just getting nervous,
but we're all,
we're all,
we're all in the trenches together.
I know,
but I know,
but I'm just,
dude,
let me say.
Yeah,
I want to smoke down too.
But I want to say is like,
I have Asian kids come up to me
and go,
oh man,
dude,
like,
thank you.
And you're let,
you know what I mean?
And I go,
I haven't made it yet.
You know,
that's the feeling.
Yeah.
I haven't,
like,
I'm still trying to discover
and get,
get to the next level
or whatever.
So it doesn't feel,
it feels like I'm old
when they say that.
But in,
in,
it's true to them.
Yeah,
no.
They look up to me
and when they were young,
they saw me on Mad TV
or whatever I might be.
Wait,
what?
I'm listening.
Okay.
So it was about me
for a minute,
wasn't it?
Yeah.
I'll go back to you.
No,
but I liked it when you did.
I wish you could both
accept that about yourselves
and stop talking shit
to yourselves
in your heads,
you know?
Yeah,
yeah.
Easy,
Dr. Seuss,
whoever you are.
So Dave isn't.
No,
but I was just going to say,
whenever someone comes,
but whenever somebody
comes at you with that,
like,
dude,
you,
like,
you don't know,
man,
like,
like,
you're,
it's always your worst day.
It's always for me,
it's like,
oh my God,
my catheter fell out.
What are you saying?
Yeah,
yeah.
But yeah,
but you hate it.
I'm just not a compliment guy,
but I understand,
like,
we've been doing this for decades
and the thing that,
that people really don't understand
is that,
you know,
the,
the best comics are the ones
that are a fun hang
off stage and on stage.
You're definitely both of those,
man.
Like,
it's just,
you're,
you're a good guy
and always good to us.
So,
you know,
it's a scene,
it's a,
it's a lifestyle.
It's a lifestyle,
yeah.
I think a lot of the new comics
that come here
and they kind of go like,
um,
do you have any advice?
They'll say,
and I'll be like,
well,
get comfortable shoes
because you're going to be
standing in front of comedy clubs
probably for the next 20 years,
you know?
Yeah,
yeah.
It's that kind of a thing.
Take care of your feet
and it's never what they want
to hear,
but it really is like,
you got to like,
commit to it,
you know?
And once you can,
like,
there's nothing more
you'd ever want to do.
So.
It is unbelievable.
I mean,
you never think,
because remember the early days
where you're like,
I don't know how
I'm going to do it.
I mean,
what was your backup plan?
There was no,
I didn't have one.
With your love of art
and history.
And so I just,
just remember going how
and then I'm so glad
I didn't quit.
Yeah.
If that's what,
that's what it is.
Just not quitting.
Well,
there's just hard work
and talent,
but yeah,
not quitting is all.
I know you got to have that.
I believe more in hard work
than talent,
but I agree that
there are some people
that are just like,
gifted at this,
but I'd say that
the hard work,
especially like,
you know,
when things like you have
those highs and lows
and when like,
you're like,
we talk about this all the time,
like just this no new material.
I can't believe it.
Like we're trying
and listening to these tapes
and all this stuff
and then they finally get
like the clouds part
and like God looked down
on you or whatever.
Okay,
great.
Well,
this will keep me going
until the next,
you know,
the next run.
So when you first start,
that's what it is.
You're like,
oh my God,
oh,
I figured something out.
That'll keep me going.
You know?
Hmm.
Yeah.
That's it.
That's it.
I like it.
Is something happening
under the table?
No.
Nothing?
No,
I'm absorbing what you just said,
the information.

Bobby Lee "You're a Legend Dave Attell!"

DC Improv.
The best.
Give it up.
Allison.
Oh, so good.
Yeah, this is great.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, but also,
but they don't give you the money you want.
Sorry?
Well, it is in a basement.
We're only going to give you this amount,
and that's it.
This is what we give every, right?
I'm like, yeah, but I'm going to sell it out.
Yeah.
Is this recent or years ago?
Maybe 10 years ago.
Okay, well.
It's different now?
You're going to get more money now.
Okay, okay.
All right, okay, Dave.
All right.
Fuck, man.
I mean, honestly,
otherwise play the Kennedy Center.
But here are towns I don't like.
Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, really?
I'm going there.
Pittsburgh Improv.
I can't wait.
Prove Bobby wrong and come to that show.
You like it?
Yeah, well, it's fine.
It's just, what was I going to say?
It's me.
It's more about the flight.
That's the direct flight, so I'm in.
Okay.
Direct flight, big deal.
Oh, I have some shit right here,
and I want to sit and talk shit right now.
Let's hear it.
Hartford, Funny Bone.
No.
And Virginia Beach, Funny Bone.
No.
Fuck them.
Wow.
They had me one time, right?
One fucking time,
and then I try to go back,
and they're like,
it's not for us.
Really?
Yeah.
It's not for us?
It's not for us.
Wow.
Because I show my little pee-pee.
People love that.
It's for everybody.
Everyone knows.
I can see in Connecticut,
because that's a rough market.
I mean, there's no,
I play the casino there.
That's what you should do.
I've never heard of a company
being like,
I will sell out your club,
and they're like,
no, thanks.
Yeah.
Well, the contingency is his penis.
I mean, that's-
Well, I didn't,
it's not like I pulled it out.
I just, you know,
I'm wild.
Yeah, you're crazy.
I'm free and I'm wild up there,
you know?
But the beauty is,
you're not for everybody,
and they're not for you,
so that's a good way to put it.
Yeah, but it's a business, right?
So if I'm selling tickets-
Don't you ever just want to,
like, rent out the parking lot
across the street,
say, I'm doing my own show,
and say, fuck you to them?
Yeah.
I fantasize about that all the time.
Didn't Stan Hope
used to do something like that?
He did that at the-
JFL, right?
At the JFL thing.
And who's got the last laugh?
It's Doug.
Am I right?
Yeah.
I would think he would outlive JFL.
Did he really do that?
Yeah.
He had his own party.
It was dope.
He'd rented out a car wash,
and he just had it in the car wash.
Yeah.
Wow.
And everybody kept dripping away
and going over to his party.
Yeah.
Because it was fucking incredible.
Yeah, it was awesome.
Oh my God, what a punk rock to do.
I don't know if you could do that.
Yeah.
Because they dissed him in some way or what?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
I think it was also that,
but he also kind of,
he just likes making fun shit take place
and just a place for comics to go-
He doesn't like all the laws.
Corporate hubbub.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Well, it was like,
the cool thing was it's always,
you know those parties up there,
like they're kind of parties,
but you're kind of schmoozing,
so it's not really fun.
Yeah.
And also agents don't know how to have fun
and execs don't know how to have fun.
He made an act,
he had an actual fun party at JFL.
It's mostly for comics.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Doug is my favorite comic, so.
Of all time, you think?
Yeah.
No, I think Doug,
nobody doesn't like him.
No one ever,
he's like the,
whatchamacallit,
he's the original, I think.
Who's your least favorite comic of all time?
Well, in this room?
So you dim the lights again.
Did you have a story
where you and I,
when you and him stopped talking for some reason,
was there like ever a fallout with you guys?
No.
When you guys were writing together,
why did it stop?
It was,
we were writing together for like four days.
When I opened for him,
it wasn't like,
it wasn't like months and months
of writing together.
I thought it was a thing.
No, no, no, it was a brief,
it was a brief.
And they moved.
Yes.
And I tried to talk you out of it.
He was always,
he would come to New York,
he's like,
you look pale,
go back to LA,
everything sucks here.
Because you were the,
I'll be honest with you,
out of all these years
of writing with so many people,
you were the best one.
Thank you.
That's very nice.
No one takes it more,
he really does the work.
But he understands also
the way I talk and my voice
and he was able to like cut
around the fat around the setups
and stuff so we can get to the thing
and you were just able to like
get my cadence down.
Oh, thanks.
And so,
and then you moved
and like the couple of jokes
that we didn't really,
I still have it in my act sometimes.
Awesome.
And it's like,
and it's like,
where the,
come back.
Wow.
Well, I'm back.
So let's do it.
I do live here now.
Yeah,
I have,
I'm here in New York,
but I am here.
Yeah.
No,
but I thought it was going to be like,
we only worked for four days
and then we wrote the Karate Kid.
It's just,
he's football
and I'm writing it down
and then I'm playing this guy
and I'm like,
Mr. Miyagi
and he's like,
watch out,
Daniel.
And it's like,
boom.
Next thing you know,
Emmy.
I mean,
whatever that is,
Oscar.
Let's come back,
man.
But I would love to work
with you again.
Well,
maybe,
I mean,
how many dates
do you do with Dave
on the road?
He's a headliner.
He's his own guy.
Yeah,
less and less
as it is,
but yeah.
Awesome.
Okay.
I don't want to downgrade you
as a feature.
My bad.
As a headliner.
I know that you're a headliner,
right?
Congratulations.
You have your own special
and everything.
I do.
It's on YouTube.
I know.
Not everyone can get on there.
It's on YouTube,
all right?
How many hits?
Over a million.
Watch out,
beheading videos.
Watch out,
Islamic Jamahad.
Jamahad.
I'm heading your way.
Anyway,
welcome back.
I'd like to meet your wife too.
Oh yeah,
you should.
She's really nice.
Okay.
I like her.
This would be great.
Your wife makes a mean,
what is that again?
Turnip soup.
You'll love it.
Makes a great,
give me a name,
something.
I didn't buy a Ukrainian bride.
She's not turnip soup.
She's a very nice lady,
Italian lady.
From the West Coast?
She's from the West Coast.
But we met in New York.
I think when you live in New York,
you're kind of still drawn
to California people.
Yeah.
Not Dave.
No.
Well, he's from New York,
you know?
Yeah, yeah.
Dave,
is there a date
where you're going to be like,
okay,
this is,
I'm getting,
I mean,
is there an age
where you're going to talk?
I'll be 60 next year.
It's going to either happen then
or no.
It's either that
or I started a dog sanctuary.
I figured it's kind of like
one of those things like,
yeah,
you know,
the dogs get me.
Yeah.
But you think,
can you see yourself
doing it at 70?
No.
I don't think I'll live that long.
I mean,
but I'd say 60.
I probably made it next year,
but I already did a will,
so.
Did you really make a will?
Yeah.
But do you,
because I can,
like I have arthritis
in my hands now.
No.
You do?
Yeah, yeah.
I'm just,
I can feel myself getting old.
Oof,
that sucks.
my knees.
Those nunchucks really do.
When you mishandle them
all the time,
it just kind of gets your nunchucks.
That's true.
That's true.
Oh,
so you're thinking
now's the time.
Now or never,
right?
What do you mean?
With a woman,
right?
You want to get a marriage?
Yeah,
I think I'm,
well,
I talked to this girl
this morning.
She's just had a baby.
Okay,
so that's the girl
you're kind of hoping.
No,
no,
I'm just saying no,
no.
She was telling me,
she goes,
Bobby,
I'm telling you,
I don't know
why I didn't do this earlier.
She's probably 34.
Well,
that's a good age for it.
Right,
right.
I'm trying right now.
Like right now.
No,
not right now.
No,
but she is ovulating,
so I have to go and bust it.
You want to get out of here?
No,
I mean,
we'll see what time we get.
How old are you?
I'm 44.
That's another great age.
Yeah.
It's a good age.
They're all good ages.
They're good ages.
And look at your staff
of young men over there.
What does that mean?
Great fathering years.
Our vampire,
Andre,
he's 116.
That's a great age.
Dave,
you regret not having a baby?
Yeah,
I'm regretting it.
I'm regretting it right now.
Really?
No,
I do.
Yeah,
I mean,
like,
you know,
relationship,
whatever,
but it would be nice
to have some kids,
but honestly,
you know,
the lifestyle we have
is not very conducive.
A lot of the road stuff
is just,
you know,
endless amount of travel
and all that kind of stuff.
But yeah,
I would like to,
you know?
Yeah.
But you could tell me
Steve Martin did it late.
Well,
but he's a genius though.
Everybody always brings him up.
There's a lot of,
there's a lot of legendary comics
where they're like,
but Albert Brooks,
but these guys are like
one of the kind genius.
Dave.
Yeah.
You are that.
Yeah.
All right.
But I can't see me
and my son on a triple run.
Dave.
Dave.
Son,
you ever been to a
comfort in a Montana?
Son,
but you know you're a legend,
right?
I don't like this kind of talk.
I know,
I'm just saying,
don't say it.
I know,
but you're like somebody
that's like,
don't.
I know I'm going to.
No,
I don't.
What are you smoking for?
We're all in this.
I'm not smoking.
I'm just getting nervous,
but we're all,
we're all,
we're all in the trenches together.
I know,
but I know,
but I'm just,
dude,
let me say.
Yeah,
I want to smoke down too.
But I want to say is like,
I have Asian kids come up to me
and go,
oh man,
dude,
like,
thank you.
And you're let,
you know what I mean?
And I go,
I haven't made it yet.
You know,
that's the feeling.
Yeah.
I haven't,
like,
I'm still trying to discover
and get,
get to the next level
or whatever.
So it doesn't feel,
it feels like I'm old
when they say that.
But in,
in,
it's true to them.
Yeah,
no.
They look up to me
and when they were young,
they saw me on Mad TV
or whatever I might be.
Wait,
what?
I'm listening.
Okay.
So it was about me
for a minute,
wasn't it?
Yeah.
I'll go back to you.
No,
but I liked it when you did.
I wish you could both
accept that about yourselves
and stop talking shit
to yourselves
in your heads,
you know?
Yeah,
yeah.
Easy,
Dr. Seuss,
whoever you are.
So Dave isn't.
No,
but I was just going to say,
whenever someone comes,
but whenever somebody
comes at you with that,
like,
dude,
you,
like,
you don't know,
man,
like,
like,
you're,
it's always your worst day.
It's always for me,
it's like,
oh my God,
my catheter fell out.
What are you saying?
Yeah,
yeah.
But yeah,
but you hate it.
I'm just not a compliment guy,
but I understand,
like,
we've been doing this for decades
and the thing that,
that people really don't understand
is that,
you know,
the,
the best comics are the ones
that are a fun hang
off stage and on stage.
You're definitely both of those,
man.
Like,
it's just,
you're,
you're a good guy
and always good to us.
So,
you know,
it's a scene,
it's a,
it's a lifestyle.
It's a lifestyle,
yeah.
I think a lot of the new comics
that come here
and they kind of go like,
um,
do you have any advice?
They'll say,
and I'll be like,
well,
get comfortable shoes
because you're going to be
standing in front of comedy clubs
probably for the next 20 years,
you know?
Yeah,
yeah.
It's that kind of a thing.
Take care of your feet
and it's never what they want
to hear,
but it really is like,
you got to like,
commit to it,
you know?
And once you can,
like,
there's nothing more
you'd ever want to do.
So.
It is unbelievable.
I mean,
you never think,
because remember the early days
where you're like,
I don't know how
I'm going to do it.
I mean,
what was your backup plan?
There was no,
I didn't have one.
With your love of art
and history.
And so I just,
just remember going how
and then I'm so glad
I didn't quit.
Yeah.
If that's what,
that's what it is.
Just not quitting.
Well,
there's just hard work
and talent,
but yeah,
not quitting is all.
I know you got to have that.
I believe more in hard work
than talent,
but I agree that
there are some people
that are just like,
gifted at this,
but I'd say that
the hard work,
especially like,
you know,
when things like you have
those highs and lows
and when like,
you're like,
we talk about this a