“There are phones just lying around… sometimes I feel like robbing someone,” he jokes, half amused, half in disbelief.
But beneath the humour is a comic who gets it.
“People come out to escape what’s happening out there… you want to let them go home feeling better.”
His style isn’t harsh punchlines or acidic jabs, but just observational humour rooted in empathy.
“You don’t know what someone in the audience is going through,” he says.
And his own journey? Just one of those right-place, right-time moments. Sample this: Trevor…