00:00You brought it up a couple of times. So it sounds like maybe at the maybe at the beginning of
00:03your career, that was you kind of were you labeled as that or?
00:06Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, it's you know, like I start off my act by kind of this this accent.
00:12A lot of people try to do things with it. I mean, I say it in my act. I catch
00:17a lot of strays.
00:18I'll be walking around Manhattan and I'll go, y'all have a good afternoon.
00:21And they go, we don't want ice in our neighborhood. You know, it's and so it's you know, I am
00:27a southern comic.
00:28I am a country dude, but that's not my whole story.
00:31I've got the type of comedy that people from anywhere can enjoy.
00:36It's not like I'm going to get up there and do a bit about gardening squash and lose the crowd.
00:40You know, it's it's pretty down the middle stuff for everybody.
00:43So I guess I'm a little, you know, conscious and self-conscious of that.
00:48So I always try to let audiences know because somebody will come in, they'll be listening to this and they'll
00:52hear my accent.
00:53They'll go, oh, that ain't for me. And it's like, no, big dog.
00:56It might be. It might be. You just got to give me a minute.
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