A comedian believes that one must be ruthless, even to the point of lying or sabotaging colleagues, to survive and succeed in the industry.

“but if you [ __ ] with Stage time I I draw no I mean I go all the way all bets are off all bets are off because it's like it's my only Lifeline for a life sure it's my only Lifeline to make money it's my only my it's my dream right”

He suggests that failing to show up for professional film bookings is an unprofessional and unusual behavior.

“I don't know a single person that would not shown up show up to a film he's the only one that's a good point”

He believes comedians should focus on being funny as a fundamental soul trait rather than just performing comedy through jokes.

“There's two different things in doing comedy and being funny. You funny. I could teach them how to do comedy. But being funny is a It's your soul.”

He believes it is unwise to quit one's job solely because of winning a relatively small amount of money in a comedy competition.

“when i won the five grand a guy said to me because you're going to quit your job right i go your [ __ ] mind it's fine i'm not quitting my job for five grand yeah that's pretty clear after tax before taxes dude that's trash”