Comedians reminisce about their high school experiences

Hey, good to see you again. I thought I saw you at the airport today, but I wasn't sure. No, no, I was at the airport today dressed down. You. Oh, what do you mean? Tonight? Yeah, I think Lewis is joining us. More than one of us on there. It's about being a sniper. Tony, release the show. Yeah. Come in whenever we can. Then let him do it. Let him do his thing. This is his world. We just live in it. That's it. So there I am house sitting for you, car sitting for you, and dog sitting for you. Put my. My sink in. You're about to tell him that it's your kid. You picked it up. About to tell you. I was. My condo bathroom. You. And I picked up the thing in my Kia. Oh, my God. Yeah. My penis slipped into your wine. Yeah. No, it's crazy going to college. And you were just starting to make it. It's so wild, dude. So wild. You were just starting to make it. Yep. And I was literally making, I think $4.75 an hour working at the Comedy Store. They're cutting my hours because I was in the overtime. I hate the way now success is judged. There's a thing called capitalist ontology. Everything seems through capitalism, everything is like, how much money did it make this weekend? Did you like the make any difference? You don't do this, do it, because you can't not do it. Guys smush on in if you can't not do it. That's a good sign. Dude, I'm so curious. How did you and Tony meet? In high school? Yeah. Ursuline High School, Youngstown, Ohio. What grade? Ninth grade. Yeah. That's crazy. And you guys were friends, so I had to fight for my. My spot at the. The lunch table, you know what I mean? And Tony didn't make it easy. And that's why we love him. People ask me, like, oh, what was Tony like in high school? Exactly the same. Exactly the same. Historical night. Oh, in England. Yeah.