Exit Through the Side Door

Big Al, Lil L, and Tall T are back for Episode 2 — and they waste zero time getting into it.

Lil L kicks things off by revealing she visited a gentleman's club in the name of creative inspiration, which leads to a full group discussion on the entertainment industry, tipping etiquette, and Lil L's short-lived three-day career as a club waitress in Austin (she exited through the emergency door — alarm and all). Tall T shares his own legendary story of being taken to five strip clubs in one night while stationed in Georgia — and handing back change from the $20 he was given.

From there the crew pivots to Texas' new statewide cell phone ban in schools — Lil L breaks down what it actually looks like from a teacher's perspective — and the conversation rolls into Dave Chappelle's early no-phone-at-shows policy, which Big Al witnessed firsthand working the door at the Punchline in San Francisco.

Then it's sports talk: the Alamodome, nose-bleed seats, the Brahmas, the San Antonio Gunslingers, overpriced Cher tickets, and why Big Al left AT&T Stadium at halftime to watch from the bar downstairs.

To close it out, Lil L recaps her first-ever 12-minute set, and Big Al reflects on his Cinco de Mayo comedy anniversary — the night George Lopez inspired him to get on stage for the first time.
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Episode 2 of Teacher, Trucker, Comedian kicks off with a strip club field trip (for comedy inspiration, of course), Lil L's brief career as a club waitress, and Tall T's surprisingly frugal Army days. The crew then gets into new Texas laws — including the statewide cell phone ban in schools — Dave Chappelle's early no-phone policy, the nightmare that is the Alamodome, overpriced concert seats, and San Antonio's underappreciated sports scene. Big Al closes out with his Cinco de Mayo comedy anniversary and Lil L's first 12-minute set. Unfiltered, unscripted, and only getting looser.