Live performance remains the most valuable experience in stand-up comedy that cannot be fully replicated.

“a lot of talk saying stand-ups dead nothing nothing beats being in the room dude well the only thing that's seen a lot of shitty comics seem really funny by being in the room true”

Comedians should prioritize being funny and observant over just roasting people during a roast show.

“people think guests think that when they come on oh it's a roast show I got to make fun of people and I tell them like when they go hey just let you know roasting isn't really my thing I I go great that's my thing yeah I do that that's not what everybody's supposed to do advice is great just being f”

Stand-up comedy will survive and evolve towards shorter, frequent specials rather than long-form sets.

“I think stand-up will evolve to people doing 20-minute specials like once or twice a year I think so hot 20 45 45 to an hour's a little long a little long dude a little laborious it's like just rip a hot 20 chuck it out and keep everything on the web and just keep ripping”

Tim Dillon asserts that it is essential for individuals to have a website to maintain a professional digital presence.

“if you don't have a website you don't [ __ ] exist you're dead oh you don't have an online print you know comics used to say that like I don't really have an online presence you're dead”