Andrew believes that comedians should avoid self-incrimination in interviews and on social media because it creates unnecessary legal liabilities.

“stop incriminating yourself people that's it don't be mad at this outlet don't be mad at that that outlet cause trust me they're watching all outlets right so it does not matter what that person is asking you it matters what comes out of your mouth and how you respond right simple as that”

Comedians should focus on taking full control of their marketing, social media, and behind-the-scenes production rather than relying on studios.

“when I build a media company I'm looking at say I do a TV show again I'm looking at all the outside [ __ ] that they sh that they'll Farm out PR social media BTS all that [ __ ] I want it coming to me”

Kevin Ryan believes that Square is an excellent point-of-sale system for managing merch sales while touring.

“We use it on the road. Bing, bang, boom. The signal is always great. It's absolutely fantastic. It feel like a real company using that.”

He maintains that professional roasts are inherently brutal and require the participants to accept extreme humor without taking it personally.

“If it's not going to be that then you're not doing a roast. So this particular platform is meant to be that and nothing else.”