Well I've always been a comedian. I was the class clown in school. The idiot that makes everybody laugh at work. But when I started the Nevers Foundation I was suddenly expected to be serious. Society even some of my family and friends expected me to tone down my humor. This was a huge crossroads for me for many reasons but the 2 main reasons I didn't want to tone it down was. 1) I wanted to be myself. 2) One of the many messages that I want to express with the Nevers Foundation is that a common person can make a difference. You don't have to be religious, serious, rich, famous, etc. If a regular, funny single dad of 2 toddlers living paycheck to paycheck can make a difference so can you. One of the board members came up with the idea of me doing standup comedy. And that hopefully that way people would view me as a comedian that has a charity. So far so good.... Knock on wood