- I know you like to travel.
Where would you wanna travel
where you have not been before, for vacation or to perform?
- Ha! That's a good question.
Where would I like to travel for vacation, or to perform?
So, I think one of the things I'm most excited about
is being able to like,
it was like a work-vacation type thing
that I was always used to do.
I was lucky enough to travel the world
and I would almost find a little home in a place
and I would learn the culture.
I would learn about the food,
how the people are, how they aren't.
So it would be everything, from riding bicycles
across the Golden Gate Bridge,
all the way into some random neighborhood
where they have amazing sushi
to taking walks in random parts of London
that I've never been to.
In Asia, discovering new parts of Japan,
whether it's in Kyoto or whatever.
I miss doing that for my standup.
And the way I always enjoyed, it was weird.
So I would always enjoy the vacation.
And then my standup was like a book report
for what I experienced.
(audience laughter)
So, I have shows that only live in certain places.
I have shows that are only in Japan.
And the jokes won't work anywhere else,
because they're only for Japan.
There's jokes that are only for Dubai.
There's jokes that are only for South Africa, there's show.
So now I'm excited to go everywhere.
I think we've, so my South African tours
has already been launched.
And then we just launched the US dates,
and then we're gonna be announcing European dates.
And then we're gonna be announcing Asian dates as well.
And then we're gonna be announcing
it'll be like, yeah, Asia, Australia
and then more dates in Africa, which is gonna be exciting.
I've never been to certain parts of Africa
that I've always wanted to go to. So yeah.
So I think actual places, I would love to go to Vietnam.
(audience cheers and applaud)
Yeah, I wanna go to Vietnam.
Where else I wanna go.
I wanna go Vietnam, the Philippines.
I've been to India, but I wanna do shows there now,
for the first time.
(audience cheers and applauds)
So just do every,
'cause that's what everyone told me in India.
I was there and I was like, "Oh, I want to come back."
And they were like, "You need time."
(audience laugh)
They're like, "Trevor, don't come for two days, three days.
You need time in India."
I was like, "Okay, I'll take time. Like how much time?"
They're like, "How much time do you have?"
(audience laughs)
I was like,
"Are we negotiating right now? What's happening?"
(audience laughs)
So yeah, I'm excited. I'm excited for that.
It's just every, everywhere.
Do you have any suggestions?
- [Audience Member] Vietnam!
- I said Vietnam!
You can't suggest the place that I'm going to.
You said it enthusiastically, like I didn't say it.
You're like, "Vietnam"! I didn't say, "Vietnam!"
We're on the same page, but it seems like we're not!
(audience laughs)
- [Audience Member 1] Easter Island.
- Eastern -
- [Audience Member 1] Rapa Nui.
Easter Island, off the coast -
- Easter Island.
I thought you said "Eastern Ireland".
I was like, "No one's ever said it like that."
(audience laughs)
It's like, "Eastern Ireland?"
"Ah, yes, Trevor,
a part of Ireland nobody's ever been to before.
That special part that nobody's ever been to."
Okay. Easter Island.
All right. All right. I'm gonna check it out. I will.
And Ireland, I'm gonna go back to Ireland.
This is, it's too much fun.
The world is like, if you can travel, travel.
That's the way I see it.
And I was locked up like many of you were, we all.
And then, now see what's out there in the world, you know,
get out and about and taste the food
and that experience, tasting a new thing, being like,
"Ah, this is disgusting. But I love the experience!
(audience laughs)
I love the experience!"
That's my favorite thing about eating new food,
is realizing how much your tastes are conditioned in life.
Everything you think you know as good or bad,
is or isn't just based on what you were taught,
but you don't actually know.
Do you get what I'm saying?
So, like I remember that was one of the craziest things
that happened in Japan,
was breakfast is not what you think of,
if you've grown up in any country
that's been colonized, or is Western.
So like the eggs, and the bacon.
And you go like, "This is normal!
Of course you eat the skin of a pig in the morning."
(audience laughs)
And then in Japan, they're like,
"Why would you do that? Here's some fish."
And you're like, "In the morning?
Who could eat fish in the morning? You people are crazy.
Please crack open the child of a chicken for me
so I can begin my morning. Would you be so kind, sir?
You people are weird."
(audience laughs)
So yeah, I'm excited to do all of that.
(upbeat music)