Stand-up comic Sam Morril discusses his new Netflix special 'Incorrect,' European tour experiences, the creative process of developing comedy material, and reflects on broader topics from AI dangers to true crime and historical conspiracies during a wide-ranging conversation with Joe Rogan. Comics must continuously perform new material in uncomfortable venues after releasing a special to refine jokes through repetition and audience reaction, which is a miserable but necessary process for improvement. Writing by hand syncs comedy ideas better with memory than typing because the physical act of writing takes longer and burns information into the brain through multiple cognitive steps. European audiences laugh intensely then stop abruptly due to language processing and cultural differences, requiring comedians to adjust expectations about laughter sustainability across different markets. Performative gestures and fake friendliness from public figures often mask darker personalities, while those perceived as more difficult on stage are usually getting their aggression out in healthier ways.