A spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down…

The busy season is kicking in. My calender is filing up like the Red Hot Chili Peppers at a heroine buffet. I enjoy what I do and the busier it gets the more excited and happy I am about it.

This has been the first time in my life that I have been on tour doing comedy and not drinking. I would never say I had a problem, it just filled up a lot of my time. Now that I actually have more hours to devout to my career I feel my work load and creativity  have increased. Comedy is one of the only jobs where your allowed to drink and nobody says much. Other jobs in this bracket are being a pilot for NASA or if you do what ever Paris Hilton does.

It’s weird when alcohol is not part of your social atmosphere. For years when I hung out with people that is what we would indulge in. So it is a big transition to this new life.

What I’m trying to say is if you drink don’t quit. If your good at being intoxicated just stick to what your good at. Thats kind of a bad message but I’m a comedian it’s probably not a good idea to take your life advice from me.

People are going to do what ever they want, and me saying how my life has changed won’t steer any one onto a path of prohibition. I got no problem with booze, and people who want to have a good time. Its just not for me any more.