The Backstory Nobody Asked For

When I was 11, I moved away from home.

As a mini Masshole transplant in Southern California, I struggled to relate to the cool composure and laid-back lingo of my new peers. But I learned to break down cultural boundaries with a universal language: laughter.

To me, comedy is more than just entertainment—it's a means of self-expression and connection.

I performed at my first open mic when I was 17, and I’ve been bombing ever since. Every bad set has sharpened my ability to read a room, engage an audience, and tell a story.

These experiences inspire me to create communities where people can come together and share a laugh.

That’s me in a nutshell. Or at least the nutshell version of me.