5/5 stars for me. I think I appreciate Earthquake's whole tone and style to this stand up than his others. Here he's whole perspective is from a father's perspective. He said it from start that he's son was sitting there in the crowd. And honestly I appreciated how he gave us game on the importance of having one woman in your life (or looking for her), time, early investments, early and goal-setting conversations with your significant other in your early stages, the dream or nightmare of waking up years later to an awful life, the realities of women, and clear encouraged acceptance of certain gender roles as men to make plans and provide alongside our woman (and choosing the right one to do so). He wrapped this all up with light, heavy and killer jokes, and seasoned it with cases or stories from his own life looking at himself or his parents. This became 5/5 comedy stand up for me because of the jokes, the lessons, the stories. Something I will always come back to. To find direction, and enjoy my time.