Netflix comic Daniel Sloss has changed late night drinking for nappies

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Since he was a teenager Daniel Sloss has enjoyed the life of a comedian – months away from home, boozy late nights, missed mornings, lazy afternoons.But the 32-year-old Edinburgh-based funnyman became a dad for the first time last year and his priorities have changed.For a start rather than staying up until 4am drinking with his mates when he was doing his 16-date off Broadway show this month - he went back to the hotel to see his young family.Ahead of tomorrow’s Glasgow Armadillo show which kicks off his latest UK and European tour, Fifer Daniel admitted: “We took the boy to New York because we wanted to test the theory of how much travelling you can do with a baby.“He’s already good in the car but this was his first overseas trip.

He was cool about it but sitting backstage for four or five hours isn’t fun for him or his mum either so I’ll still do gigs on my own and then come back home.“It was a different type of New York trip but still fun.“I’d have drinks on stage, of course, but my priorities changed.“Instead of wanting to drink until 2 or 4 in the morning, I’d much prefer to have a couple during the show and go back to stare at a sleeping baby in the hotel room.“I was a bit more of a tourist this time.

When you don’t have a kid you can just watch Netflix all day.”For the past 13 years Daniel has just thought about making people laugh - and not just in the UK but across the globe.He is big in America, in Australia and plays big venues across Europe.

He’s also gigged in Transylvania, Russia and Japan.His stand-up shows Dark and Jigsaw stream on Netflix in 190 countries and 26 languages and X was shown in Vue cinemas as well as on HBO.He is a twisted clown who makes you think and his topics have included the death of