Performing in theaters is a superior experience to smaller clubs for a comedian.

“the Cleveland and Pittsburgh ones are [ __ ] me up giant theaters see that so God got GRE we had them both sold out myself they like I think we think you can sell this out again if we add another I'm like all right do it try it”

Hosting comedy shows with reduced capacity for social distancing is not fun, so he prefers to postpone dates until rooms can be packed again.

“when they decrease the amount of people you can have in by hundreds of people you go this isn't fun i want to come back when we're big and we can do it big”

Matteo Lane insists on being present for sound checks to ensure the technical aspects of his show meet his specific preferences.

“I'm very big on I me and Nicole Byer just co-headlined for uh the Hawaii Theater in Hawaii very nice and she was like the show started at 700 and I was like okay let's get there at 5 for sound check she goes why I go what do you mean why and she was like I just kind of show up I was like oh under no”

Tony Hinchcliffe recommends fans see his live show and tells them to invite others to watch.

“I don't think I've ever really asked you guys for anything, but watch it. Tell your friends to watch it. When you go to somebody else's house, just turn it on.”

The hosts encourage listeners to attend their upcoming live comedy tour shows to support the podcast and see the performances.

“the 2024 through the roof tour is about to launch baby come out and see the boys it's a standup comedy show and then we answer your garbage questions you seen the clips you know it's a good time grab the squad and come see the boys baby yeah”