Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $150 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/SHANNON  Head to upwork.com to connect with top talent to help your business grow Shannon Sharpe welcomes comedy stars KevOnStage and Tony Baker for one of their funniest and most honest conversations yet. The trio kicks things off with laughs about Tony's self-proclaimed flirting addiction before discussing life on the road, why Tony hates taking vacations, and the routines that keep stand-up comedians grounded. Kev shares the biggest lesson from 22 years of marriage to his wife Melissa—learning to stay married to the current version of your spouse instead of the person you first met. He explains how couples must grow together instead of expecting each other to stay the same. Tony reflects on his previous marriage and dating again. The conversation shifts to relationship advice, communication, and compatibility as the comedians discuss politics, religion, raising children, and why politics has become a relationship dealbreaker for some people. Tony explains why he asks tough questions early while dating and why honesty from the start matters. Kev explains why he's even more attracted to his wife today than when they first met and shares why marriage has made him more successful by allowing him to focus his energy on family, creativity, and business instead of distractions. The group also debates loyalty, infidelity, and Tony's infamous "Flirt McGee" persona, with Tony revealing how years of flirting stemmed from childhood insecurities and a desire for validation rather than physical cheating. Kev opens up about the lowest point in his marriage during the pandemic and how couples therapy completely transformed their relationship.  The conversation expands into the business of stand-up comedy, where Kev and Tony discuss following Nate Jackson's career early on, how Kevin Hart changed the perception of modern comedy tours, why Katt Williams selling over 2 million tickets is historic, and how legends like Eddie Murphy paved the way for today's comedians. They also compare comedy tours to concerts from artists like Beyoncé and Michael Jackson, explaining why stand-up can be one of the most profitable forms of live entertainment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.