It took an A-list comedy club to pull Phillip Kopczynski out of the Redneck Bars and Honky-Tonks of Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington where he started comedy. Here, he talks about the transition from small town kid to medium city family man. In this uncensored, energetic special he covers growing up with a down syndrome sister, fathering nerds, maintaining a long marriage, and wild crimes that small towns cannot keep their mouth shut about.
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