I don't hang around after your sets that often, do I? I should. It's another part of seeing you perform. And I want to see you interact with those that appreciate you and those that might need to accidentally get tripped by a poor man with a cane.
To be fair, following you out has been a very convenient excuse to get away from them from time to time. But I'd like to see you stay around sometimes. Maybe trip a couple people, who knows where the night could take us.
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There's a certain power in that, but also, an annoyance I'm sure.
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Nothing like being told by an audience member what you meant by one of the lines you wrote yourself.
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I don't wish that on you, but at the same time, I wish I could see it.
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Hang around after my sets enough, and you'll get a front row seat to that nonsense. I've learned to just let them think what they please.
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