😂The comedian's love for sports and his mixed feelings about the Cubs and Indians.
🤔His opinion on the NFL and how they have gone overboard with their marketing.
😄Taking jabs at both sides of the political spectrum and enjoying the reactions.
📺Discussing the creative freedom of his show on Netflix and the benefits of being on the platform.
👨👨👧👦Drawing inspiration from his own childhood and creating relatable content for the audience.
Was the comedian excited about the Cubs winning the World Series?
—The comedian mentioned being a fan of both the Cubs and the Indians, but the way the Cubs treated Steve Bartman soured his view of Cubs fans.
What are his thoughts on the NFL?
—He feels that the NFL has gone too far with their marketing, with excessive displays of patriotism and support for causes, like breast cancer awareness.
Does he talk about politics?
—Yes, he takes jabs at both sides of the political spectrum and enjoys the reactions he gets from his audience.
What is the comedian's show about?
—His show, 'F is for Family', is loosely based on his own childhood and features a volatile father and humorous moments.
What inspires his comedy?
—He draws inspiration from his own childhood and aims to create relatable content for the audience.
00:00The comedian talks about his mixed feelings towards the Cubs and Indians in the World Series.
00:50He expresses his opinion on the NFL and their excessive marketing strategies.
02:10There is a discussion on his approach to comedy and taking jabs at both sides of the political spectrum.
03:27He talks about the creative freedom he has with his show on Netflix and the benefits of being on the platform.
03:57The comedian shares that his show, 'F is for Family', is loosely based on his own childhood.
04:15He discusses how he draws inspiration from his childhood and aims to create relatable content for the audience.
