I'm hoping that you will actually read this as I felt it was important for me to contact you in some way. I attended your show in Indianapolis in late October and thought it was amazing. My name is Darren and before you came onstage, I had talked to security just so I'd hopefully have the ability to see you and possibly even meet you. After the show you came out and did a meet and greet with the fans which I thought was awesome of you. The biggest thing to me though was the fact that security had taken my name and talked with your production company about me apparently and when I identified myself to Brad, he had actually heard about a disabled veteran who had requested to just meet you. Not only did I get the chance to meet you, but everyone from the act had also agreed to take a picture with myself, my wife, and our god friend. Even more impressive than that was the fact that Brad and yourself even told the individual in charge of collecting the money that I didn't have to pay for the picture. I had just had my 3rd knee operation on Oct. 15th, but I was not going to miss your show and I found it very impressive and just plain awesome that everyone in your show did what they did for me. Having been involved in both Afghanistan and Iraq, I am a FIRM believer in the right to freedom of expression and freedom of speech. That's why I enjoy your form of comedy and even more-so your actual show live. Not many people understand or appreciate the fact that us disabled veterans will live with pain and physical limitations such as myself just for the simple things that our constitution gives us as American citizens. Overall, I just wanted to say thank you for what you and everyone in the show did for me. Not only did you make us all laugh, but you also did something above and beyond what I would've thought possible by not letting them charge me for the picture and getting the whole crew involved with the picture. Although what I did while in active duty wasn't anything huge to me, it's nice and refreshing to see someone of your stature in this great country take the time and appreciate what us regular people have done and have sacrificed for this nation. I would've loved to have bought a Judgment hat that was being sold at the Murat that night, but unfortunately being a full-time college student and disabled vet, money is not always around to buy the things I want for myself or my family, but just by showing that awesome sign of kindness, I just wanted to again say thank you. You have always been my favorite comedian and just by the little things you do and have done for me personally, I will always have a high amount of respect and appreciation for you. Thank you for giving us a hell of a laugh that night and keep doing what you do so well. You're a very talented individual and we need more people like you.

Sincerely,
Darren
Disabled Veteran
United States Air Force