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love watching my friends, blossom into these incredible ethic. Oh yeah! everyone's figuring out, how amazing you are it's really fun. It's really fun for me, and also so interesting, see there. You know like us to fix it. The fictional eyes version, but it's a slice of what their life's relate when they are they know each other what they went through and it's just a beautiful story. If you don't know Emily Criminal, it's a beautiful story, but I'm so excited and so proud for them, and it was an honour to have them on talking about this in a bunch of other stuff, video games for twenty three, but we talked about the you notice movie in the end, it was it the pied cast. You know when we talk about not just the big stick in theatres, in New York in L, a June twenty third and then select cities June thirtieth. Please go see it please for this movie, I honestly two crazy- that emollient Kemal

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An incredible and your great in it meant that I'm surprised by that, like you so guy, he hates. When I talk about this, he so good at it, but even though, even even even the punchline moment. You know which I don't, I'm speaking Brunton No, I don't spoil everything. The people who have in Santa Maria by its needed is like would increase it's not impossible. It's not impossible. I'm going to leave. I also felt like I also felt part of it just because. I mean you guys are like fairly to me and it so it's like watching it. There are some parts like I do. I feel like I'm not was to know this like able to early. This is private everything and, as was the noble I'll tell you what's been a weird side. Effect of this summit will, like we said, were very happy to do this truly business, nothing that we were like aright that'll, be fine, and then everything it gets weird

Yesterday we had a junkie day, which is like you do like forty interviews, and everyone comes to talk to you for seven minutes. It's so strange tat strangers. Ask you really personal question yeah, because they ve just seen the movie and unhappy you talk about personal stuff, a main I'm pretty open, but would be less. So what would you have like these via, like literally it's five minutes and they re like the end they trying to get in there? The training wanna get in and like really have like a deep conversation with you in a very short period of time, and some of them will come in and hug me like cancer like how's, your health, and it's like I don't know, every word. What are you I want you to have a game and it's a really lovely I'm trying to focus on the good aspects of it, but it is a really weird thing to have. I'm pretty stoic kind of not super pretty stoic about health stuffs buzz

really and having everybody kind of no. That is been weird me, for it is overall, very varied. The most poyser great problems yeah, I know, but you you could end up being like a spokesperson for something while I am in Facebook group Facebook group clothes nor can get at it for people that have mission I have and they found out about the movie really posting about it, and I was like this and they are like ok go extradited angrily, exercising tweet about it. I see them talking about it before they knew it was you. I am talking about it and they were all excited because it's such a specific, strange, rare thing, but it really like whoever has it. It really is a big part of your life and everybody could it so rare everybody who gets diagnosed with. It has some sort of version of Emily story. It takes people generally about ten years to get diamonds. They allow then haven't had they haven't more severely now, whereas I had it more severely,

where was diagnosed and then now I'm like just kind of maintaining it, but it is. I do, I think they feel like there represented violate I'm like a finally movie that speaks to the weirdly thick, we related you needed Agri house. This, my condition was on an episode of house. It was dismissed. It would not be right, diagnose it with an eye lupus, it was not loop. I know I think it was. I think everyone thought he was wrong, but then wasn't he rang out? You know what we ve never seen. They upset. I just read a description, but is also an episode of a show called medical mystery industry. Diagnosis. No, yes, diagnosis! The episode is called frenetic genetic what that rhymes margin. You know that wrongly all of it, but it was, it- was a beautiful movie in and so interesting just to see. I don't know really fun to see like I, like others, Kurt there wow? That's eighty like it just seeing everyone hang out but also it was this fund knowing you really go. This is kind of us

of their lives, before I met them. It's almost like seeing your parents in a hurry. Movie before the lovely thought it is like. Oh my god they viewed over, they were young and beautiful. Even just knowing your stand up in watching you sort of her well you're stand up because it was earlier in your career, and so you had to be. It was the worst sell, my fine, the toughest determining the audience that was there. They did was I I am do I'm I'm on purpose. Can it be not as good every kind? It was really tough, because we, what we did was we set up a show? It Bell has for me to sort of do a tender materials that might could sort of the director could pick like what he wanted in the movies I performed sat and it was Grey I them and then he was like. You know, none of that kind, in the movie. You can't be like bad idea, be confident man, Yanukovych confidence I had to. I used it for me. The big thing was that union

movie the only Temple the microphone out of the standards in the last seen whenever going stands, deep, nerd comedy is the only time I remove the microphone from the stand, the all the other sets. I have the microphone industry, which is how I was right and I think for comedians that a lot of committees that second step because either to stand, is like in the it protects you from the audience in anchors you yeah than removing it. I think opens you up more. It is. I can do both. I prefer to take it out, but it there's definitely it forces you into a rigid gravitational mode when you are standing at the king and you are you. Are you? Are you into that more than taking control of it. I think it's that that's what I want to ask you, whether the new wearing the dress of a kind of your exactly. I do think that's the thing that in this sense, the high thought when I will last night, but like the sea, just so big, unlike comedians. Traditionally, just use of it

while part of it it's like, but there's so much stage would he spoke about the save. This is why I am not asking that's all I would think about like. Oh, I should probably be using the space very close professor last weekend, the stage that we would prefer on the Pilgrim Civic Auditorium is you could fit like a hundred he's orchestra on it and you the comic you just occupied like a percentage. Of the stage and in behind just this cavern cavern. Yes, whole this whole cavernous space in the back and ice. Take didn't like ten minutes at the end of reset, where she pretended to enter the INDIGO girls a hard and that should walk up stage. They wouldn't come out. I should go back out really how many people, Think the integrating factor here is that what you're right here they are like it was the funniest thing it was, but one of the only people that, so that was able to like utilise attire Spain. She managed to make not introducing,

girls so funny. That's the magic of ticks, that's the magic of her, but you know this movie is really like. I can remember one night I think maybe Jumpman Jonah queen. It itself buys everybody out this year and I heard amazing things about it. Like you know, you know the people will tell you I've had it likewise onawandah, but everyone's like freely fuckin good, and now now it's I think it's gonna. I think it's gonna take you and we a direction that you know. Hopefully, your emotionally Therefore we have we are dealing with is its. It is interesting because it is like so much work promoting given stuff that we haven't really someone yesterday was like. Are you enjoying it? I don't think we have time to enjoy because, because part of your job, you when you make movies to go, sell it, but the skill of making a movie. Skill of selling a movie are so different and because I'm a comedian

a little easier for that sort of no that aspect of it a little bit, but there completely difference Gill sets and they take different party of bring em and they're, not satisfying in the same way yeah. So it just feels so strange to make something really personal, and then you go out and like kind of like ants around on the other of the red carpet, for the rear at every question was why do you think your story so important that it needed to be a movie unreliable, but I wasn't always stories we revalue restore negate. Would you put it that way? It sounds like we're Ito very egotistical, like this is so interesting. You guys way to you. But is it any love? You know like company, horror, movies, bilateral, did the story about the Gee Board in the closet really need to be told, and it's like a technical there's, a movie and because movies are made of stories of a story very specific human story and you know it in what I don't know. Maybe it's not as can

just as it sounded, but that is an area in my ears, it sounds very now. You think you are was a shit, we ve learned anything. I don't think they intended to be condemned, as that would happen to us, because we would sit next to you. Do these interviews and I saw like what her triggers were, and I think that you saw what my triggers we're like zone would say. Something that would seem fairly innocuous, yeah Emily. What sort of have like? I wouldn't call, and I was like it. I don't think this criticism means at the way we have. The thing that happens is you sort of like going to the bowed were like she starts? Telling a story. Oh, no, I know exactly where they jump payment tag it and all that Europe

So our brothers, America, which ones Randy, which Wednesday we maybe the scoreboard, as are the scar brothers of married couples therein. I declare that I'm sorry took up, but is it really good, like my favorite part? Is I like watching movie with an audience, and then I like doing the q and a right after that? Cause people are in that sort of emotional space and they wanted that generally, the stuff they want to talk about is pretty specific, as I feel like, I feel like people. Different whenever anybody watch a movie nominally connecting to different parts of every avenue, ok from parts of its people will, like wanna, have a conversation about different things, cool yesterday, there was a guy was like a Pakistan guy and he had a white girlfriend you struck by. How was the first time he had seen that that was really cool and then Emily will have people show their letter, surgery scars sky. I get the scar people. Well, you know

I'm sure this is intentional, but the thing that you guys have in common in this movie that you both have a type of infection that you have. Remove, and yours is physical and yours is the emotional relationship with your family. That should have been our tat, something a heartbreaking that, and that is why I seem to be, like you know, your in of actual coma and he's in a family coma. That's right, I cried, I think, a lot about studied limber. We can talk about families clearly stuck in like a biological limber were, whereas I am stuck and sort of earlier emotional limbo worm, and that's how I felt back in Chicago right before I met Emily and other plan was that go to Chicago. Do stand for two years moved to New York and it of staying there for six years we sort of doing the same

shows was a comedian, but not really making any money in not really getting. You know have burning at both ends You had a full time job and then you would do shows and, like you were doing, the cool shows in Chicago and those are great. But it's like I thinking, stuck in a loop of like oh, I gotta get this these cultures in whatever city or living in, and then you you just keep doing shows, and it's like hard to kind of move it's hard because a few, because you really have to I think in Japan, what you want you know, and if you just want, if you want that you just want to be gratified night after night, but it's sort of like you know it's sort of like

in the same level over and over and over again a game or how many times can play this level. When do I get to fight a boss? I gotta get to the next level I gotta grow. You know it's your only and I think it's very easy to lose like intention now that in your life is very easy to just sort of do the same thing and get into a right and just sort of half that be your life being a groove and and that's how I was when when we first met. So that's what you wanted to do in the movies that this I was just sort of doesn't know what to do and he's kind of like spinning around There's nothing is wheels and spinning like keeping a lot of plates, but this guy has your name in our last name is different in the movie is a huge mistake I should have known about it. I do not think it through, because Emily Emily would be that we should change unless someone like every there's so much to do. We have right the movie, I've learned landed so much, and then

shooting the first we started. We did all the hospital stuff Forest, that's what was a forest which is challenging in its own way, so I got there for the name tat got me in its commercial, non geometry: mouth. A very common refrain for us that I would be like what we should. Probably we like this details, kind of a thing we should probably like, think about and you'd go. We ve got so many other things to do, and I like well that's true, but also this thing also done so maybe sounds like I'm just change my name, you don't. You have a good time, because when I saw you on Monday night I or has it as your family, I didn't really understand yes and then, because I haven't seen it yet your well, I told I told my brother to watch it. With my mom and keep an eye on her yeah and my dad liked it. My mom was didn't love it. I think my mom is processed she's, press, she's, still processing, I mean my dad love debt and my my brother said he was crying and stuff. I think you know what

is I think it's tough goes? We see our own lives on the screen, but we wrote it and it's our movie and it still weird seeing our own lives on a screen for my parents, who had nothing to do with the making of this movie to suddenly see their lives on screen. It's a sort of a jar and thing so I think it- and I think your parents had sort of a similar reactors are where have said that they had pitched many stories that should be in the movie and none of the measures you have. Your mom got to be played by highly Hunter. I mean do you have anything that and Re Romano was glorious too. He was spectacular and they really gave ass and they were very excited about all that, but they they kept me like. I was like tat stories, those like when we writing. As I tell me anything, you remember, and they were telling me these stories, but it would be like stuff like we had to do your laundry, and that was hard, it's hard to find a place of laundry, and I would like ok right, There was true, I mean yeah this thing that

rare Tarrytown God. I've got to get under way. I think that is absolutely allows you it's just that I have mentioned and many interviews that absolutely would never happen because I told my parents, I would, by the way very very well brought up without boil a very justice, I'm doing my best, Syria stuff- that's happening between Emily's parents in the movie that my parents have not experienced for four years and an end. It helps that you re so different from families datum these data, southern rise like any, is right, but is it it is your movie, and so, in a sense that your parents I mean to announce

I'd perspective. They seem very rigid in terms of like well. This is what they we're in your debt. Your father in the movie definitely seems more like he's on the fence like Canada, he wants it. Everything he wants. Everyone to be happy bodies is really his main goal is to keep. It may make sure your mom's happy right right. I think what we wanted to show why, It's you not. First of all, you want to show that it's a loving family would like a real relationship and there's a lot of fun their love and make fun of each other, and it's all good but we also wanted to show it is also hard for them there that there from a culture and there in a place where that culture is in value, so they really have to work to hold onto who they are and part of holding onto who they are as whole. I'm holding onto would they think I am so we wanted to show that it's like it's, it's messy! It's complicated. You know like I fully outside some

this writing lines. For my parents to say to me in the movie was the first time I sort of understood their respect a while. It's very good exercise, I think in any like therapeutically right, a movie, theater and really really good exercise. I not only with the apparent languages, and I mean that's the thing in couples, therapies that you have the couple like exchange roles like no, you argue like what did he say. When you're having this argument. What would he say and really be convincing and you have the media, the other partner do the same thing it it's like that's the first time you have to sit with the other person's perspective of like whatever it is, and I think it's really good exercise a kind of get empathy for years and years. Years ago, at a deeper relationship. I did something like that and the goal was to do the other,

person, but the rule was like no voices, oh god! No, you can't do what would you say we, like you, know everything you me and then you're like I did you give me your understanding. Sailor like doing going into different stances. Usually is evidently I obviously in the Kurds me. You can tell exactly how you feel about a person by the way that you put re them so like one year when you're imitating someone to someone else, you can tell if you respect and by the way, you go also commit wizard, died or even no idea. What I'm doing like an impression of you, I'm usually doing I first anniversary don't do an accent, but what I'm doing like my husband's like movie, I do a very good rated Blake last man standing kind of like Shirk Heaven James this kind of

because it won't like anything like I do. I do that instead could say it would certainly not does not reflect how I feel about you, but I also think I can't I don't really want to do an impression of you. That's we know even dry? Well, you know you just knowing oysters hey you what your girlfriend pseudo medical, When impression do my said to me what we're meeting today, those weird applause break. That's what you call it off. The light was going to finish going to leave you with their bare ground rate. How is that

there are parties, only those- and I do out today, I feel like I want a little over a year that is actually went over while for the crowd to get in there, and I think a little light heckling knew that this parliamentary year, I think, is also mean. How are your parents were? Difference live now too? There are they in their cargo, their new Jersey, there are New Jersey and how are they doing with the current state of the world? I think it's very difficult for them. I think from my ma all the x to list all the stuff that sort of come up to the surface, that people now feel. Ok saying I think it's sort of like really messed with her cause she's, they ve been here about twelve years and you know tat. I did Pakistan will pretty good Pakistan's very different place. You know it's a lot of crop, it's difficult does a lot alike.

Crime and violence and stuff, so they came here and my mom like loved it, chooses everything so easy. The electricity never goes out everywhere. Zones have what you want. Everybody is nice, you don't have a bride, someone together driver's license and everybody's like nice and accepting and it's a lot more open minded than a lot of other places. You know, and so so she was that I've made this is my life. This is where I am Resort America's and then, in the last year to see it colonel. I think it's it is like kind of turn her wild upside down, and I think it's turned a lotta people's worlds upside down like some of the entire Islam stuff. That's really pretty explicit she just she it sort of had her reeling for a long time and I think now she's she's still yeah. I think so. I think it so travelling to her, but I will also say she could she had on tax matters a lot? I think that I think there was like I just like everybody. A big

turn it first and then I think she started seeing people come out of the woodwork to kind of be supportive and lovely, and I think that's meant a lot to her to so. It's like you kind of just redefine where you're, how you think about this place. It you ve moved too, but I think there like I think, she's kind of adjusting and weird that I'm like we're, like speaking for in general, but I think she's kind of adjusting a little bed. I think so, and I think I feel like for a little while it fell to me like it was a huge chunk of people like it was the ATA majority but close. But now I really think it's not all right. I think it is a small percent. What is really growth is that that was what was in press at the time and that people love story, no matter what it as. Even though, that's not the kind of stories we really

raise up. It felt much bigger. I think that it was for. I think that stuff about out just thing about this. The other day, like other times it historian, like dapper white nationalists. I think that shit did so much damage it made. It seem like these people were part of the conversation, and that was well. It's just another way of thinking, and the newspaper wasn't like these guys are right, but seeing like a white supremacist in a suit in them being live, look at his head out and his suit it. Just we normalized a lot of stuff and some of the people that are like exports on these new shows are fucking cooks, don't like bad conspiracy, theory, people and their just in the conversation William in this is the age where people like our Jones have how my God, where people are giving it I mean I don't even like talking a wee wee, am right would was coming up on at midnight than a serpent, I think we're like. Maybe we should just not. Will this anymore

this kind of, let it but the, but that, but you get a very specific haeckel in the movie, her parents come to see, you were a guy goes go back to ices. And its and at first it's it's a b note ok! Well, this is a heck but, under the service of it, like that. Actually, a really good statements about what's happening. Culture, especially because of the type we do that it was in the movie is just like a total, like Frank Guy, like yeah, that is a hundred percent legitimately that type of dude. That's, exactly what that guy would say, yeah in that in their moment- and this is very thoughtless- it's not like you, there's no like even active like I'm going to MRS Guy up is a coup.

This is, I think, might be kind of funny in crazy to say you know it's weird like when I was first doing stand up. I have had stuff like that yelled at me, not a lot but but a few times, and that's that seem sort of comes from, but the difference was when I would get heckled back then and when we shocked movie, when he hackles me, the understanding is this cousin ass on everybody hates him. Now, when that that's in play, so delays differently now than it used to her far before before last year, but I think there's something that I think this movie will tap into something that maybe you didn't expect, which I think we have a similar effect that Jordan, peels movie had, which is There were things swirling around in his heart in his mind for a long time that maybe he didn't. Even necessarily what wasn't so much even on a conscious of about it. It was in there

So all these things came out in the movie and it, and it happens to be a lot of things that. People are experiencing right now, and so it was a very authentic, true he'll statement about about something that's going on, and I think you will find the same thing is just like just kind of expressing just you living your life in pieces of your life in this way, I think you're gonna go holy shit yeah, that's exactly! That is much more poignant than I think, maybe even you intended to be, especially with what's going on to be mentioned in the same sentence was Jordan's movies, like that's amazing. Right that's an amazing and you're right that it was. I got I saw that movie alone in a theater was like a very like crowd of all kinds of people and to hear people like gaining but these threw out through a movie, was like such a really amazing experiences of they I'd, not experience in a theater. Ever I don't think ever my entire life that more Europe at every level like it's funny. It's super scary. It works is a hormone

it is a thriller and then it works like that. The social commentary that you're talking about all at the same time it works on the sunken place level our thanks ways I mean all the micro aggression stuff was so well movie was really great, and I also I was thinking about this. I think Emily's heard this theory. Men, I feel like people want to like have watched staff that sort of engaging them like, and I think that said I wonder woman did well. One is good, it's really good, but also because it like represent something I write and people want. People want I think the engaged, I think so did you see wonder woman I've seen it because it came out the weekend that I was performing at the festival Ryan. I haven't had a day off in ages Zaire, but I'm about to get time off, and I want to see the shit out of because it looks you know what I think of myself: Ass, a pike S or not, but just the sort of I do have a bit of fatigue of like

let's beat the shit out of each other bro movies, where we now call the buildings down as like. I have a little bit of fatigue from that, so I was very excited. I been excited, see this movie and I'm glad that it's been doing so well, but I think you know, I think what what's so important about what about this movie about get out about. You know even wonder woman. Is that we are losing the ability, I think, to have conversations in our culture, because, because everything's happens through social media in social media is not designed to have come. They shouted out designed to basically it's it's. It's operational in the way that shouting at cars and traffic is conversation, and so it it it doesn't theirs. Oh, like attempt of understanding- and so it is important for art, to force those conversations to have those to have the conversations visually So the people go. Oh wow, you know cause people, aren't I dont think people necessarily talking to each other about what's important are just going.

Fuck you you're my ultimate enemy fuck, you you're my ultimate enemy, because we don't agree on everything you all caps, and then I know we're things. You can think, there's no noise and no new all completely. This happened with Emily. I won't get into specific, but somebody said something to the anomaly was. I am going to talk to you how you yet so yeah I just started what it wisely on highways he it was basically as I go, a very big cut of myth that was going around that I was just like genuinely do you believe that, obviously, honestly between you and me, he had like a dog and his profile photos. You have really cute dog, I can tell you, love you dog. Do you actually believe that in your heart and he was like? Well, you know it's probably not true you're, probably right, it's probably not true. You write all these other things made,

true, maybe that was not true about anomaly, was like I want. I don't know why I'm not trying to when I was just like. I just want to get through to someone Gillig, we're we just had a conversation. I was like respectful listening what he had to say. I was I honestly that when you think like when you in your heart, do you really think that that could be true he's like? I guess not, and I was like what a lovely thing and then like I went back later. Those like I'm just curious. What he's doing now, so I went to that guy's thing and he was arguing the exact same thing that we have talked about I gather people well, I'm running out of nothing, but a lot of it is. I don't know how Relatives, though, is I don't know how real these conversations are, because I think I think some of it is just trying to get attention. I think some of it is bull using it s like a stir valve further. Own aggressions that they can deal with their own freshman insecurities and prostration life, huge fires. Think some of it is also tribal ism

go us in them, and so they kind of pick who their us and them is because they want to belong to something. That's a bad thing. You want to find meaning anyone to belong to a group, because it always does better to be a part of a group, and so it, but it's just its crew Being so much like the groups are a little and either. Great that your approach it that way? But you know there: things that I soon I go to send. Someone really believe you know and then, but then you also dont know what state of mind of that person is your assuming that there completely normal, don't have sort of borderline personality issues. Are you know healthy if they need to be on medication? Run medication like we dont, there's so much that I think we just take for granted when we give people at power. For us. That's right! You know where you go wounds person you don't know

Their state of mind is, you know like they could be. I think about that. A lot with social media and mental unless it is someday and I'm not a practising therapists at all any more but is there is a lot we need to like catch up on and like do research, because if you think about the trope- and this is in all directions, the truth is that person watching if a person who is mentally ill watches the news. They think that the current, like the journalist on tv or talking directly to them that, like a thing that happens monotonous, what on earth are mentally people thinking now in their own social media, because people are talking to the well motivated, You can also construct any reality hundred percent. You want, because you can found yourself with the information that you want to see, and you can literally. The idea, I think we're going to be interesting to be passed out in the next several decades is what the idea of truth is and what the idea of, like We are experiencing the same reality when everyone can construct. Essentially their own pie tailor made Al Gore, rhythmically curated reality who's to say, what's real

and I mean it is kind of matrix in a way, but there isn't there a universal matrix, knives. Everyone's got their own little No matrix and it's kind of freaks me. What are we to think about? Yeah and every most of the people that I am most interacting with, I dont think, are mentally ill, but I do think that there is it's it's and I'm not, I think, mentally ill people deserve the access to social media, but it is such an odd thing of like how you're expired seeing all the the huge glut of data that's coming into your brain at all points in time, in You have any kind of chemical imbalances. It's rough. I can't imagine. How rough that is, its love for all of us yet did, depending on where chemical balances are Emily, told me about this study the dead where they liked sort of their found out that the the brains respond.

To someone challenging year on something you truly believe is the same as the brains responds to an actual physical attack. Sure so like if someone tells you know, disagrees with the on something. Your brain condor friendship between that and like a guy attacking you with a change, would your armor just grows up because you're trying to protect your core belief system yeah, even if in its you know, it's like it's like when you're in a dysfunctional relationship and you're just fighting the fight like we're we're not even to arrive Nelson. You have to stop in the way that you get the armor to retract, as I think you have to have the presence of mind to ask a question, Ok. What do I really want to accomplish? Do I really want to understand? What's going on, or do I just want to fight and if you just want to I at least just say like yeah. I know that you know I'm sure we can some understanding, but I dont want to do that. I died. You know, and I just want this to be social media fight club. I went to punish you punish idea and its

that what you were saying it sort of like frustration and aggression coming out in wrong ways, because I think that that your exactly right, that's a big part of it and I think for guys, Emily was autonomy. This, like a really for guys. The only acceptable like male emotion is anger. Everything else is considered ought not strong and also is rising and much easier emotion to feel what, but everything

let me say that everything in turn into it can turn sadness and into angle. You can turn joy in do anger like Sepia, like grief and he can be turned into anger very easily. I think that sort of the appeal of sports do and I'm not against ports at all, but you'll see people like something good happened like yeah. Can you see them get aggressive, whether everything and turn into anger, and I think for guys we're sort of talk to do that, and so I think specially of social media with guys they're, taking everything in their life, turning it into rage and just directing it at whoever will listen will it gets the most engagement there. You know like when people this the sort of outrage, addiction that we have cultural is it gets people engaged. Unfortunately- and you know Then this kind of I think, darwinian thing happens where they people to start evolving in that direction or because they see. Oh, if I'm a little more aggressive, I get more engagement, so I should be allowed

regret with, even if it's not content that countries that are allocating more aggressive, the more aggressive, more aggressive and then all of a sudden there at a point which is miles from where they started, but they ve sort of painted themselves into this lake. Angry red corner such and they have to then its Dennett solidified as part of their identity. And then how did they back? How do you back out of that with that? if you're not that evolved of a creature to go, you know they re used to go to clients like you are like teenage boys. Even younger and girls, to that we're like in the middle of like massive, like tantrums, I'm tunneling, Ireland create- and I would just like to wish you could stop this right now. Are you data? If you do as you can, and just like eat a hamburger like that. You, if you could, if you could stop right now and just sit down and act like none of this ever happened, Anita hamburger. Would you do it because and I'd say forty five to fifty four? the time they would look at me. You go. I really wishes to it. We can act like we can just kind of walk away from this and they like.

And then they go? Instead, we need a hamburger, because you do once you start working yourself into a leather, it's hard to stop really hard to stop. Unless someone kind of weirdly gives you permission to like. I can just forget this happened. Oh ok, all right, and I think that a lot does a lot of message. Boards were the people sort of one up each other and how offensive they can get saucy something offensive. For instance, it'll, be I got a message: board juice, control, the media or something, and then everybody else's, believing that and trying to one up each other in like who can be the most offensive about culture yeah about culture. Exactly until you get to a point where suddenly in this little room

What is valued is is trying to offend, and then you can take that mentality and you think the whole world is like that because, as hundreds of people and a message for you all agree with you and value you doing that and they need in take that mindset into something like Twitter, which is a little more open and an equal and you're sort of bringing that mindset out, and I think that's how a large these like racist things become like ok, you know what it is it SEC when you do when we used to do open minds, and that would be people on stage like terrible comedians, just trying to get a reaction. A lot of it. Of course it is, it is its it is. It's like it's like a kid who says: ok If you don't love me, then I'm gonna make you pay attention to me and I'm an antiquated and I'm gonna light fires and I'm gonna kick things over and then that just becomes a condition part of their personality, but I also feel like people so often

They come from the point of view of what their intention was and not what their actions were and south and some I feel it. People are a people, don't always have the ability to step up themselves, cause they'll, say finally, really shitty airwaves, reassuring all I was doing was, and you can like yeah, but you used the word fuck face in our caps and then you said I should die. You know. Well, if you can't take criticism It doesn't matter. Your intention does not justify your approach as you, so I feel it you don't have this tool sets to understand how to communicate effectively which, by the way that shit's hard we're design- and I like, I think I'll ever feel like I'm like this more like. I it's so easy for any of us to be like that, like it's hard that is really really what is committing. The feeling that is part of our skills is learning how to communicate extra, because we have two because we have to, and so I think, we're a more focused on you know, and I think that's why

A lot of argued that a lot of arguments between like when a comedian says something that upsets people to go. You can say that the community, as brothers new wants to it than that, because we are so much more granular with language and communication in context and most people really think about things at a very surface level, and so it's just a part of our is just part of the most as part of a thing that we do. As you know- and I think that's what's happened on the internet- is that having new arms is not. Hollywood in its, how they're like something is the best thing ever or is the worst thing you're an idiot for liking border like av club comments or something really don't ever do that. What a nightmare, what a nightmare and I've and they're not even close to the worst, but that's what it is like if someone being like, I don't know how you feel about this. Nobody says that

What are? Everybody has like a really getting hot take, but you also you know: we are of a generation that remembers a pre internet era. Where were you really be You are communicating with people, largely in person or or at least on the phone worry. In other words, you had to bear some measure responsibility for whatever you said, and you can say many things, but then someone might beat the shit out of you? Are you? Are you dont have friends or your very isolated, so you learn like ok. Well, I need to listen to other people, and so I think we personalize alot of that stuff more that's part of our generation and I think some people, even like av club comments. What I'm sure there's either this piece of shit fuck and you know they might be totally fine people person and if you go, what you say is I don't know it's internet like people just I don't think it's a separate thing. Yet they think it's a separate forming rhodesia and I think you know I'm like I can I get my communication. I understand myself emotionally the first time that I got on the internet. I was unlike Prodigy Bulletin Board and I was create

multiple personalities, romancing, guys at all, the country I was being super weird to everybody. I wouldn't delve into hate as much as like I have. Ongoing relationship with a guy that kept describing himself as Satan ACT, I gave up my homepage. Oh my god, like I went away. Your parents still lived station still out there with your parents. Home aren't always been living with a spur like Bulgaria needs in the basement. I just like I do. I think you know it's very easy, being other free internet generation before kids I had to be on the internet. I definitely went I wouldn't shit,

What do I turn into a great? Ladies and gentlemen? Let me first is just walked into the house. I think would also happens. Is that thing of like it's, the internet? You talk like that on the internet, but a lot of people. I think most people talk more in the internet than the talk to actual people, so that becomes your primary way of communicating with human beings, and I think that starts reflect back on your real life, and I think the internet is changing the way we relate to each other in person to like AL. I think aggression generally in real life is also increase, but I also mean sorry for you, I think you probably talks people more online than you do embers, but we up, I asked of shirts. I think a lot of tat, but you both, but you are both you're, both in a position where people tend to be more a great people tend to be more aggressive to women are mine and ten people tend to be more aggressive to muslim people online.

I'm, not not even online in real life, but it it so it's you know it's almost like you have to be extra patients. People are extra shitty to view yeah yeah. That's that's true. I think I mean I'm sure you get a lot of shit to you know, and I learned not to sort of look at my mentioned that turn on the quantity folder and most days at some point to be like art. I can't let this affair and every now, and then it does specially when you have something like our movie coming. I would just such a personal thing, so people somehow no like oh this is I can. I can prodded this thing. You know, but I think I think, that's all interesting to dig into those days, could I have this too? We like going out looking for people on the on the internet, who are like being mean to you are like white, like those are specific days and specific emotional sure you have. They are like today's damage to dig into this, and it's like. What's going on with you that day,

same thing. That's going on with the people who are attacking you right. It's interesting. I think it's like we are closer some ways than we realise, and that is that I never wanted to be. And ask them to my default. I kind of try to empathize with what air everybody's going to even the people who were like saying. Were shut on earth to me like something's going on with them somebody's telling them that there is also the thing you're talking about is a little bit of emotional cutting where you were you like. I just want to be able to use up my man I just wanna go get into it today. It's not good that healthy, but but I also the other thing, is real quick. I think a lot of people. Think of like oh you go on you release pressure. And then you you let the rage out. I don't think that's true. I think anger begets anger. I think the angry you get the angrier you get. I don't think it's like. I think what you like, you get angry than it's out of your system in your fine. I Anything you can get condition to be more angry. If you're, just being more n Y,

there's a way to release aggression and anger. That is healthy. That doesn't get it, but I just don't know if it's on my. I don't have that. So I waited until it's right. It's but its painting, a its painting, your parents, on a pillow women, jerking off onto it right, painting like actual paint. Similarly, I dont even know how that's a graduated path if he were shooting on ever that a lot of guys are, if better, but if you're shitting honoured that the gradual opening on it. That's all what weirder? It's also your painting. Why do you want to destroy the only reason I want to give it to them, but instead I gotta get up on a you know how it s. Second, looking at the painting and the apparent and then are you getting turned on by when Rib Sir TAT One rifts backfire. Why do I say that the way things your grace you do. I lay

When was eighty eight and did you move here too? Like do stand up and stuff, my by Mama. My step dead moved out here my senior year of high school, but I I mean like ok, your mom Lizzie, my mom Syria and my- but I always in ever since I was a five or six years old were always wanted to. I was obsessed with stand up and now, so I always wanted to do comedy, but then, when I found out, they had the opportunity. Here they were like. Would you be comfortable yeah it's about, can go to California, so a while, and then how long after coming it did you start to extend it? I did it a little bit and college in the early nineties, but then I started working for MTV, and so so you want doing stand up when you started running from tv. I had been doing in college, but but but to say I was doing college. I was in a group or I met my firm and we were, group that would meet once we can help each other right material than we perform in the dorms throughout the year, so it wasn't really like,

but it was a sure you weren't just going up to people and that they were shows, but I'm hesitant to say we were like stand up comics per se, because any I think you'll understand us. It was a very self. Can system? Yes, like what you are talking about was Chicago like when you're in one seeing the air it was very it was like bowling with the bumpers and the gutters is like we were performing for people that we are in our demographic, our school. We had a lot of things and come with them, but we were baby comic, we're baby gas, but then I didn't would again. Ninety ninety eight is when I really started to extend it for a while. So you there a long period, Well yeah. There was probably seven years and I did it. I have a couple times in between college in eighteen. Ninety eight and it almost never went great, and so I would have a terrible set

and then I would be down for like a year and then I would have another terrible set and then be down for another year. That's right! That's who I think, having one bad said. I think I'd be likely to stop doing that. That's why it's important to perform as much as pack has then at least you have a per cent we have to perform once in a year. It didn't go. Well, you go. I failed a hundred percent of the time, but if you have, if you do a hundred, shows you go well, you know, percentage of them were great. A percentage of the moral K. Percentage of them are bad, but at least I have a scale when you aunt em DV white. What was your like? What did you want to do? What we like what I really wanted to do stand up, but I was just afraid of it for the reasons that everyone's afraid motorcycle. How do I start doing? What do I do and how to what it's like it feels like such an undertaking, but then you just but in ninety eight was done with them tv and everything, and I felt like while my career is at its people, didn't really come out of MTV to do

thing else mutually, and so I was ever sort out not incur Kennedys commentator will now they do yes, but at the time at the time it did but wasn't. Jenny Mccarthy was like in and may be, damned Cortez The only people that sort of broke out and Polly, but most people there was a sort of weird go. Those are empty, be people they know there is sort of like we were treated somewhat like. I guess you tube stars are treated now that's interesting so where the Gather Youtube stars like out them tv, so it doesn't really So I just I just went back and started doing. I just started at the at the open, Michael I was like I'm not ready, willing, club we're, because people knew you, yes, I know I was drinking heavily at the time so that had helped a lot of it, but I mean pad the having to deal with the IMF, no part of it- was either phases as well, but I also felt like this is something I care about. I gotta

dart wherever one starts and I'm just not ready to go into clubs in Diana flail. So I just at the very basic level of you know of doing I did open makes for years and who are the people that you are doing up in my sleep So some of the faces some of the faces. When I would look around at the Gipsy CAFE and westward, I would see Galvin Access Bam. Fur Hatton per se in selling a bunch of Jan Kurt Men, Natasha Lodge error. You know people like that was that was that was The group that I were all sort of starting out then or there are sort of in the circuit. Some of them were a little more somebody with some of the war in the circuit. They had like one foot in that circuit and then one foot like they were just starting to become more abolished, yeah and then Largo like Largo blew up, and so that really helped a lot of people to.

But that was the yeah. That was the for. I think that the very first when I went to the Gypsy caffeine westward for the first time, working on a show with Linda Carlini and Linda goes Linda had been unfix and geeks issues like Ossed, my friend set Rogan is doing stand up in this place, called the Gipsy CAFE. Let's go so I went And ends, and then I think, oh no, it wasn't set, he was there, he was performing, it was Elizabeth back with, but it was that, like that was the grew ass group based that was, that was loud. Yes, it was a pretty incredible time, damn stand for when you were doing it with these guys. We're? U like! This is crazy, everyone's really really good. Like did you have that feeling yap, but, but I feel that also helps you know I think, there's a healthy form of competition which is, you're inspired by other people to do better, rather than I need to bury other people to feel better about my ego or that you're too shamed by like how good they are too like either like like there, and then there were still people out there. Like you know Tom

Europe and run lynchings. You know Reilly, Newton and Stephanie Courtney and people that you would see NGO holy Shit, Martha Kelly, who then Zack put on baskets and is amazing suit scenes we will go factor so good and so would just sort of inspire you to try to up your game yeah. You know yeah it's interesting, because a lot of people now, I think, stand up is more done in smaller cities like I'll. Do it I'll do like some small shout and some small town and they'll be like, like I went back to my school to do my like the commencement speech and ever stand, applaud their naw, that's great and, like twenty people perform like that's crazy, we didn't have that, but it's crazy. Like I seen in Chicago and we started it- was like it was crazy- was like Hannibal and call main and paid homes and teach him alone. We all like John Roadmap Brocklebridge can all like yeah started together

and so I didn't even realise how crazy why's that everybody was funny. I was like oh yeah everybody's always really funny about that, but I would argue that can't you see that music that phenomenon happen a lot we go, there was appeared in Boston which, which or all you know like. Maybe it was like urge rolled over what I've got like a group of people would come out of that scene and- and I think I think some of it is the relationship that you had to each other right as a group were you, sort of fat off that energy of each other and its back, and I was ever one kind of goes off in their own direction in specializes in everything. But but I think you guys you you all you. A really help each other. The quorum is on that, like how many people do you need for that to be like an inspiring all like it, three isn't or I mean for annex six right. It definitely was like, as it was all these people watching and it wasn't like how well you did in front of the audience. It was like how unique where you and did you have a point,

view, and will you try and stuff and where you writing a lot, and that was definitely like. Remember Kyle, being leg, I didn't open, my gonna kill those ennobled Michael lines them that, like we all, went to every Monday night and it was pat those like a real show, everybody would do five minutes and I killed and I gotta station cow is like you: did stuff earlier right. Your rights- and I was that thing in car- wasn't avenues we're trying to show me, but he was also a little bit like hey we're getting up. You're gay men, yeah yeah, that's good you're, accountable to, other! You know that you are everyone's, you know so, the next time but you raise the bar a little bit and in the net, makes him reservoir a little bit, and that makes some altruism bar and then all of a sudden you know, so it is like a dear you're you're, a comedy group without really being a comedy group. You know here right here, yeah and I feel like we all have like those weird kinship from back then too, like I think it's great now. I love that thing of seeing everyone

oration going. Oh my god. It's all look what he's doing look what she's doing or that's amazing, oh wow, you know like I'm, I'm pretty. Like I love, I love watching. People succeed. I love when you got on silicone. I love you know just seeing eye lover started writing for the car. Michael is like its ditches fun to see people it's fun to see the world discover what already knew about people like others. We re finding. You see that, like the fact that Adam Sandler jot appetite warlike, roommates back in the day in that kind of thing, their boat like mega stars now but like they were also part of a little crew. Sirens hold your hand, while this in such a way to save people So people haven't these, allow what you're our by the way, this is clearly more important with stuff they can too when I just wanna make sure it's not like heart out at one because I still I still want to pick your brains. A little better

Erin. You know what you re. Had time at all. Did you get to go at all? I went. I went to three four like I did. I did a panel there and then I went to the Nintendo booth for like twenty minutes and played moment. Mom, real odyssey in its packing great? Is it ass? Yet greatest is this fund super open world is hat? Is a creature, so you can Well, your hat and has eyes- and you can put your hat- has eyes, and yet you can throw at it and you can possess other people and that its I totally open world dinosaurs and I thought that you haven't seen any of the news that, through this year I looked up state advocate two sets of one game. I was like the most excited to know. And then other than that I have a really here. We usually going to eat three so much and we both these last few years, specifically have been so busy but to live like holding up. I want to do like a deep dive and figure out, but in a certain things bubble up like the Mario thing, and I think the new Wolf and Stein looks like so so their certain things

that people all talk about that. I'm excited I've been I've. I've lived over two hundred hours and elder oh wow, how great it's a job like gorgeous it's sort of like us, then like game like it's a Israel axing like it sounds good yet is, and I've pretty much done everything there is to do, there's still a couple, little things, but I really just a run around ass, just kill. What was it that first, the first game for me was like such a sense of late I have so much ground to cover, as in so many adventures to go. I like there's really Corti like sense of leg. I have so much did and this is so exciting and I'd game a gazelle. The game was not done. For me until brother, the wild like that. When is the next one, that I've had the sense of like why Will this I wish they really helps that you can take it anywhere. My biggest problem for gaming is just not. I love our pig jeez, but they just eat up a lot of time, and so it's very hard to

sit in front of a tv and find like you know, but I can take the fuckin switch anywhere near as I was I mean I was playing mobile and three asked because I could take it everywhere, but now I can take this everywhere and so it, that changed everything for many really like if you're sitting in a car like being driven somewhere you're like play, you can play my like a car sick. If I do that, I think like when you are like busy and working on stuff these the things that you play or washing and find time for it. So they really do me become part of the experience of working life for us when we are doing our movie. That really was our lives, but on the weekends I would play uncharted for and doom and we watch the OJ documentary and so weirdly those become like part of like when I think of our movie, like playing on charter

for its part of those memory. Oh that's really cool yeah. I really I really loved, like the ones we are able to keep up with that game, because they think also too, we just wanted to come Turner brains. Often that game does involve your brain more than like, like I play a lot of six six when I'm super busy exam like I can our strategy, but I also like just gonna: do a cultural culture conquer the world, everything's gonna be fine. I can do this. I want to get some paintings and that fails manageable, whereas a game like a more intense game like in turn to would be overwhelming, but for me it was. It was so so mad egg indoor, kids were doing an inch or so ago cannot bring it back. I do want to do an indoor kids episode that is about like all the stuff we did during we, while, while we were making the move, because I think that was because I do feel like a little bit like, I feel like a debt of gratitude

like naughty dog. Like Ed, I more Emory Bambridge who s going to lay down a moment. We watch that what we are really moving, because we really only at Saturday's also all day we would just lay on the couch order, eat a ton of food and play video games and watch tv shows and in all I feel like they re like helped us. They didn't do all that. We have also decided I'm sorry that you did indoor kids, someone was asking about like go when you started the packaging, work. Why did you wanna do Pakistan where to go? I didn't think. I really thought I wanted you a Pike S network. I was so so excited about doing a podcast that I would say to you like you, you gotta, do a pack has the greatest thing in the world and people listen and they come to your shows and its great. I now, and it is wonderful, it's it's such a bummer.

We have not literally just had not had time to its also the part, its largest time recorded source at times like consume enough staff. To like to talk about, you, like, I played the game horizons, zero dawn for like three months and I loved it, but I was just like I dont want to try out new games and enjoying this game when you're doing the park as you kind after do a bunch of stuff, but it was the show that, like forest changed my career, I remember doing indoor kids, we would go on the road and it will be like sixty seventy percent of the crowd of small venues couple of people, but there were a lot of people there from indoor kid. There was the first time that I was able to start touring and Emily and I would go together. It was the first time that I was able to get an audience at all and and its people who really, Oh, you were like really excited to be there and a lot more like it's. My first stand up. Show I've never been to a stand and really really get fanned. That's why? Because we did, we

together in Seattle. That time- and I think you were like all that was that's right, because I think that was right, win People started coming out to shows, and you can save you go. I can't believe it. Got to do a bunch of video. I get just got to do with these nerdy reverie. I can never get away with clubs. I can't believe it. I go in power, right. I was like people are always the venue like it was the shoebox shoebox. Yes right. I remember being like- oh my God How was unbelievable every reference? They got every right and it's late. It's really exciting. To have to like talk about what you want to talk about and not have to worry about. Really worried. We may well yeah yeah but the things that I have always enjoyed about your relationship. If that's ok to do you guys really do you're connected sent that you really do everything together, but not an creepy way that you play video games together. You

this movie together- and someone told me- maybe it was Natasha, but someone told me that whenever one you have to get up at a certain time. You go to bed at the same time and you get up at the same rule. This was back when I had a voting. I've been command. We just moved to New York. I was I was following my drink following a stream tat. I was born in open MIKE's in all bars the spoiler alert they end up together. I was supporting him, and so he would like Stapley playing halo whenever you, like, ok new House rule working time. It is important as we have to go to bed the same time we come. Going to bed by myself, like all my husband's play, video games because he's a comedian not during that, so we set them Lula back then great for me back then not so good

it's like a five m call time, you still follow it early, we're locked like Y, know, she's gone Valley, I'm like all right, eight p m, I may go to bed and I really well. I will go to bed at eight p m and then I wake up at like five thirty in the morning and by the time it's eleven I am my day is, I've done everything I need to do in a whole data like calling frantic woody. Are: you: are you have, I emphasise, go to war, than they do. What I'm I'm home alone, just calling friends being like hey here's, what a hang out, Melick it seventy m. What do you do? A happy up? One I'm, I certainly dont know, but it's just I just we go to bed it. We got about it. Sometimes I'm like done sleeping. So I wake up and I find it to be quite productive, but it is, it has fucked truly it is a rule that lets and when I was working like one had really long hours. Sometimes we would have to like a little that was everybody. I looked like one thirty two I am, and I had to be up at five p m. So there's a rough time span.

But for the most part we try to adhere to that rule gaff. Why didn't you go too, but it depends I mean we usually we love, I love getting into bed almost the same, I get home. I mean we because have a m. We bought this antique chest and had it mattered so that a tv rises out of it at the foot of the bed and so like it's on a motor. So it comes eyes. You don't see it in the room when we close it, but it's at the foot of the bed and it's a big screen, so it it's just like being in a little theatre, at the foot of a land out with a huge Syrian, so it's great like after I workaday so you know, will sometimes just will eat dinner at like seven, seven, thirty and then just get into bed and just like watch.

Oh investigation, discovery of horror movies or whatever it is that we want, and we pray, dont really fall asleep until around eleven thirty herb, twelve fish, because the cat wakes up at seven thirty yeah, no matter what and that's a little flat, well, sometimes at seven. Sometimes it could be a little bit and seven thirty, where we had a six, a M cattle, you gotta, six, a M Kapital, the six aimed at heart and where this is, thirty, I am hat, and so that we are always know like well, no matter what time we go to bed, we are definitely waking up when the cat. When you watch american gods, you I've just been waiting. Bank a handful of episodes, but I'm dying to why certain credible and but it is like it so dance. I love it. It's like my favorite show on right. Now is fucking game. A throne still isn't on no, but it

Very its dance, like you feel I read a nap when you're done with an absurd Litera like does a lot going visually. Its incredibly intends to work through its yet so that we do it. We count we catch it instead of getting in bed one of the great tv in her bedroom and we just are on the couch cut of going through stuff and then, if it's a rough time Seinfeld, we just have a ton of signed a letter we add we giraffes orbits indication caught it so great and then every time you like episode, like you're, just like snow excited about writing. I sign for us. It's either future Amr, written Morty, attic, worries me or just something: there's not enough of them. There is no way that I don't know I just I just. I fear that the written Morty train- I just you, know it's taken So long to get a season three out am, but I feel like they really It was seized him yell, I've gotta get when is it can't be like twenty? Twenty by the time season Fork, Zagat questioned. You see the first episode of Caesar yeah

fucking great, give me more giving it's amazing. Greeted with amazing show it's amazing how many was telling me that they are let their like six year old Watch, written Morty and there are like it's there. I get so funny because my sexual lit like here jokes about like come stains whatever. Unlike the cable, I go have no idea what it's like get was often the bugs bunny cartoons I mean bogged down in ever set. I just touch one immortal loads, but exactly but it, but there are still a lot of I'll, jokes, an era when by bugs money would just like a lady? Or whenever I mean there were there were sexual things in it without without bugs Bunny gone, you know what's up with your Jays Dac or whatever, but it, but we can Morty, like. I think kids did just sales right.

What's up with you just doc, maybe the best opportunity here now, whatever their do, has done like without what you say in your parents, painting on the public about now we can pass the riff like a half hour ago. We currently, oh, I don't think we ve got its specific emotional. That feeling when you re watching thing, he watches the kid and all the jobs you didn't get that you're not getting like. Oh I get it. Yeah yeah enable those there's somebody cultural references that are later all that was a famous person, or that was a thing or that was yet there were totally have like. I remember the kid watching their like. I'm like this is clearly a reference to some actor or something some Hollywood thing that I and I still don't it will in Pakistan to I'm sure there will also be the tenets of real? Like I don't know yet we got all the cartoons. We also got like mad magazines vote. We didn't get all the stuff that they were making fun of so so, like I knew rubber crap before I knew Robocop,

We all that's cool. Someone made a movie out of this one. They turn it into serious over the amended turtles. This I've loved and much to the Ninja Turtles Party was called teen Ray age, more la nitwit turtles. Referring and what was that really high in Pakistan when it came to Pakistan, what was that movie called o in it? They called it in Europe, the called a teenage mutant here turtles, he's an were bad schemes, Ninja was due violent and they thought none checks or to violent, because their illegal over there, so Michelangelo came with the sword which so they'll pay happily be. They do not places like a bag of bread. Isn't that Europe needs a do, have Peter it's easier to kill someone with a sword than without some genius

and is not checked, the two sticks with China, but we know what it is diametrically. I could you really like deeply disappointed spouse out for what, whenever reason I kept thinking throwing stars were none checks, generic and of those who, through you're killing our ignorance, we're dead. We're done here at a momentary labs. I are far from stereo ere, you lad. I really wanted to learn untaxed another get. I like flip bog, like a black rifle a book of Bruce Lee, doing and checks, and I would like I had like plastic non checks and out. Why didn't people hurt themselves with those? More than anything, I remember going to some sort of a convention, something when I wish I could have been more than like ten years old and bought a throwing star. And had it like a fully fuckin sharp, it is throwing it into the fence around the backyard, and I dont know if my parents were

we knew about it because a feeling my mom was pretty over protective, I don't think she would have. Let me have like five knives unaware, Oh, but you have not yet I had won a sharp frisbie. Bulgaria, murder, frisbie. We have like a flea market and our hometown that, like you, I could have gotten a gun as I love in a hundred percent and I bought is looking at the knives one time in the guy was a little later. You're probably know what this and show me. Lipstick knife. There was a tube lipstick that and kind of came out of it. I was like ok, I'm I'm twelve, but ok, sounds like a guy who's. Gonna want that internet would believe it. Oh yeah yeah! That's! It seems that you could get confused, it's dark, you pull out lipstick and just cut categories. I've, given you know many of my hometown. Friends all carry nice, it's just now. We are at a bar with families, friends and that all of them had

one of them put out an ivory girls like you, carry a knife and use. I care, obviously in the principle that the critical, but they ve never had used. Well, you don't know there s empty Renoir, those flea market I felt there are places back then I think probably do still exists now, where you could get like bootleg through gauzy. Like t shirts from raided the markets right out of the dark whereby they really while I realized I have like pornography and like all kinds of bootleg stuff and also weapons, and it was my friend kittens always someone giving way kittens at the door of the market is an acceptable black market based just getting things under the radar that are just a totally acceptable as long as it's considered junk from so all united Societal, these guns lying around the attic door about it, the divine only by did you see, I don't feel at home in this world anymore. You see the moon is, was at the lodge and wait now anyone's game here like oh, yes, yes, yes, you have the Netflix yeah yeah was grand good, throwing stars and every year, and also a great like the market

silly market, gardening, outlays yeah, that's a cool, the ILO, Tis, his sort. Of course the guy. I am responsible for money when you the star and he can't pull it out and then finally doesn't exist at heart. What do you suppose to actually hurt someone with an throwing star like what was its original purpose? Like our young women in someone's phase, you think that's right, it'll get go straight into a through bone and stuff sure, if you throw them, enough, yeah, you you get that the momentum you know like it'll winning spinning. I just think Firstly, they go into walls, bounce off a can't warheads. Her eyes. It is certainly not the most practical uses. Wanna do aim for that. Sought. Psyche Maybe you at the soft parts you know like the tummy ready,

in a skull. Maybe, but I think, but I think you, if you get an eye like I'll get you then Ukraine than you, then you ve crippled someone if you can get him in the eye fleet them anything at an eye. You have. Those keys at your eyes are pretty eyes are policies you guys can take anything. You really need a bunch of throwing stars irregular gentlemen the battle. How many you bringing with it the great sound rather than that? That's like that's like that into the drops into the enemy. Pan and unjust immediately is like a where was he storing all of the and how is he producing them like a fuckin magician thing that, like a belt like like expenses them or something like I'm has just like an answer for killing stars for an interesting. Like then, are you when you're done with battle? Are you going around recollecting? Damn you probably should keep using

I don't know who goes around and cleans up all Spiderman webpages all over the all over the city. What, but at least as vitamins, wedges he'd make new webpages when hes webpages hand yet, but whose cleaning up like I'm basically need at a certain point, New York would look like your grandmother's attic all of these webs hanging around like a they. Don't they example. While disintegrating. Do you think, when Spiderman really angry, he paints a picture of his parents sheets of web? I thank you. I think you're not allowed to shooters webs within five interviewed of a school. That's what I think. I don't think you can get a rule. I saw a comic yesterday that we aspire to that's right- I mean only really works in cities because it was like spider man in a small town. Any like shoots is about, and then he just fine. So the ground cause. There's like nothing around about your firm and firm and would firm and would say when we would got when we go on the road he would look around. We first are going on look around and he would like making mental nuts and if so, what are you doing any go? I'm just checking to see

spider man would do in the city is when we went to college. As you know, at ten years ago, now go into tat going to go with you our buildings she's gotta Hale cabs like how these is no many strong and he's kind of fast, but he can jump buddy. He really needs of Ex Ante should address not going. I don't know, that's not you're gonna have crime into town and you put up some buildings. I need to tell you I dont like super. You generally would work in small towns. Anyone like Batman, wouldn't look right Iowa know now, I only small entrepreneurs. There's gotta, be oh, my god. What a great idea! Well, I mean sermon, was from small veil, but out long enough to get out, you couldn't have command visibility or there's a lake where there's a little bit of upon. You can just always see em. We we like under a glass table, acclimated super limited anyway, yet lay I really need like nautical crises like the what's that showed JAG yeah,

Jack euros whatever there, but I would add that there is no authority outside this disclosed just Lake Michigan. If there's any crazier, I owe you learn that can't sorry out, he says rescuing people who have like feet encased in this, the concrete that the mafia does to throw a dolphin at you, but about it. I've ever had in here you don't get a little octopus like throwing stars an eel electrical electric Alia bacon. Do I could do a lot ass to rise, how far he can throw, which is white good, that he's Jason remotely he's very muscular man, yeah yeah that we're just before we can say I'm just trying to be tried to be conscious of your time. So just a couple more things, the first being. Did you scupper anything about your relationship as you can see this like you said you understood more about your parents when you're writing for them, but obviously in the car

vision of the story of the big sick. You guys had to relive a lot of stuff in you to pull out a setback out, and you had a lot so did that. I just think you guys have such an at least from the outset looks like such an awesome relationship. So what did you learn about each other and then what are the keys to a good while the key is to read a movie with your spouse, and that really, I think, helps tremendously what I think I think that's true, and I think the key also is- and I learned this republic is it with you- is that the relationship has never done is constantly evolving. It's something that you work on separate from yourself and that it is, it requires start and work, and it requires evolution ran like it's. Never your relationships, never like static should always be changing cause. Europe is change. I think we're waiting we ve gotten really get and also as it is, we ve gotten really get it kind of kind of matter of fact discussing our faults

our shortcomings and all that stuff. That is quite vulnerable, I think in other relationships at my pass. I would have liked done my best to kind of like not to know that I'm great everything's, great and that's truly vulnerability, I think, is, is the hardest part of any relationship is like kind of being, like physically and emotionally vulnerable in front of another person and hoping that they see it and don't do anything offer with it and trusting them to not do anything offer with that, and so I think not willing to do that with someone you not really with the right person? Don't do it all at once? Let it let them earned it in writing this movie. I think we both had to get pretty matter of fact about each others, like shortcomings, which weirdly cut of it's weird cause you're talking about the characters of yourself, but you actually are in a lot of ways. Talking about yourself are exaggerated versions of

I totally truly be things very would have to be like a character. Emily worries about a character canal, we ve come up with that and we didn't come up with it soon. Enough broadly, should have come up with it, but but it is because you know me understanding how I was back then was a little bit through underwrite it was through Emily's eyes being like. You were sort of like this, like this like this and then the same thing, and now it's sort of like that. We're like Remember we were talking about how you and Emily in the movie are different and how you dealt with Here- and I remember just very candidly saying something about how you dealt with that and we'd never talked about a sort of the Senate. I was like, oh my god, I just like did a major big family, without, like even leg, is become very normal for us. Like the you know, you know what I'm talking about I don't think I do how you dealt with, I think, is ok to say like how you dealt with getting sick and then being ok was for a little while preparing as if it didn't effective

Oh yeah, I being like you that was fine. I was in a common and learned nothing from the same person as we thought of how you try to deal with it when in reality, obviously it shook you and it changed you in very dramatic way was anywhere. Can you feel in any less control the knowing? like writers, a period Helen, was the coma. Eight. It was eight days was the actual coma than she was but doesn't have any memory of there's a couple days of to me. I was an income for longer than a days, but they were like. No, your eyes are open your fine, but I have no memory of it. So that's the thing that we still have. It was as their weaning you off the medication it gives you I'm Nita, so she doesn't actions I'm going in diplomacy, doesn't remember the first few days after that's a long story. Short will say eight days, so, yes of them did it seem, did it did it feel like one minute you are looking at hospital room and then the next minute you you know I was quite conscious of time passing and I think they were. It wasn't like

No tell them about the dream was shit. I and I think, that's partially, because I was it was a medical induce come and I can't speak for everybody whose in one- but I was aware of time, passing indeed passing, but I thought that I was in the hospital to four Camille. I thought Camille been hurt and that I was there for him. Then later it turned into I thought, cuz at the time I was working at an institution for very mentally ill people. I thought I've been locked into an institution and I was like mentally ill. I'm gonna have to just break out cause, I'm not Oh, my god, I had like weird little. I had so you don't Member feeling like you were you you felt like you could walk around and physically. I thought I was ok. I just thought emotionally something weird about it happens. I had like a guide had there was a guy was sticky. His arms were made of jolly ranchers and he was like my confidant that was stolen that we heard TAT was all the tape that they were putting on me with him, like kind of course, they would put taped to put drift

syringes and all that's so she would feel the Stickeen Essen was like my friends. Could you you're him talking to you. I could hear my parents everyone's aroused. I knew they were there. I could hear him and I once I think, I'm I'm quite sure I saw your face because they always wear glasses. That's where like an you were wearing. I wouldn't where you know what those days out a couple of important context. It is worth glasses, transforming and so yeah very conscious, but I didn't think it was me. I thought I was like. I'm just gonna have to break out of here the cream Abdul Jabbar was a friend of mine that I like hung out with, like ITALY, was generally supportive. It was just a floating had a recent Martin was one of the dark so clearly like something was happening and I was like processing stuff and but not in any correct way. So when I woke up, I didn't know, I thought had been maybe a couple of days. I didn't know how long did Ben, but I was very aware

was like, or something weird has happened to me from your shit yeah. But it's a strange that you're not like it's not like instant. It's not like you wanted to combine. You walk up like the thing at night, but even when you sleep at night, you sort of weirdly away, air of time passed. It felt like a night a sleepless night, where you keep waking up over and over again and like time, is passing the way it should like. It was all very confusing, and I was just try my best to kind of like figure everything out, but that was the one point he's going to dance recital- and I was like I'm late- I just had all these weird stuff. I was trying to create two like figure out what was happening or my gun and its range. Let me hear you and so people and that's where the nurse would say to me like talk to her it'll help or talk to her and you sort of talk to her and you feel slightly stupid. But it's also like a sometimes you really. Marginal tying different? Sometimes you just telling our about stuff, because this was actually can hear you and it is created here. I couldn't I dont like I wasn't like every

moment, like all the now their treatment? There's another time when those by just was like, oh, I know they're there I could hear me. I knew my mom is arrogant here then afterwards, everytime you grab someone's hand. You can see their future exactly what kind of my powers now tackled. The other weird thing is that when choose laying their and it's a little bit in the movie reference at how strange it was her everything's elevated and should go to her and six fever in your heart, is it's all just crazy stuff laying there and the nurse would be like she's, a fighter she's really fighting. It doesn't look like he's fighting, but the nurse would say that clearly issues like a very stubborn person and some part of her is actually fighting this illness like it's, not just the medicine and spy also is fighting being in a coma. I would like I would fight and try to pull my respirator out at times, but that was later, that was when they like kind of port cause. The weird thing was, once you were out of the com for us, but not for you, like your eyes, Elizabeth Respirator, and yet you still had the

for, she was up and she is second plastic to going down that road, social like northward out, that's when I was pulling that I actually did know their legal miserable higher down. So at the end of that aid, here it. When I think I'm in my head, I'm stone the coma. I was that's when I was pulling out my respirator and they had did like tie my hands. I was before that you were in a coma. You want you want doing anything. There was no move. Never had any moments in your life. Where you go way. Am I still. Do. You ever have any kind of not until just now. Ok, I won't wake up. I mean, if you think about it. Really have got kind of best case scenario. Clearly, this period

like really your life is really a move real thing, you're ready. I am only concern over the region. Turning unreal, Abdul Jabbar Appetency beyond oh yeah, about successful, shows on television. You happen to create one of the best comedy shows unless Angela's public six years. It's all totally crises godlike jolly right, you're, like I didn't, I haven't seen you aren t we perform forgot of cars. Right. Ok, with Judd appetite re, reliable, Holly, my mom. I definitely what I suppose it I go home to my parents house without Camille and I'm in my parents basement where they lived in the same house for ever and I'll be like at home, and I wake up in the middle. The NATO be like my car didn't just invent my entire life I'll have to like check my phone to be like Tamil you're

together, right, everything's cool see like ok, there's a lot of apps, ok on greater number tweeting. This is the real thing right, there's no way. This is by all real. I just, as I said, is resort of winding down. I really hope that I really do think things are gonna tip. For you guys, are really exciting and crazy way. Just because you know your writing and your hit show and they now- you ve made this thing, and I think people are really going to pay attention to it. I think it's gonna, I think it'll be all start to get some of the, and I hope it doesn't sound, arrogant or like a privileged asshole, but you'll start getting some of the strong. Some more stress of success, which, like, oh, my god. What do I do? I can do these things. I am more things I can have options. What do I do not want to fuck this up? The islands are very scary. Absolutely Erica's, you wanna make sure you do the right thing. So I just think you know it's. I think it'll it'll be an interest

I am glad that you guys have each other to navigate because I've seen people navigated, they don't have a good. Word system are tethered, are they maybe have a destructive support system? And so it's back there happy that you guys have each other. Of course you have us, you have your friends, people who care about you. If you want that's the thing. That's really great. I think about this often you know before I came to allay, allows a thing of like it's all shallow and stuff, but our friends here are like lovely, wonderful, sincere people support. Who are all very good at what they do were very talented and like. It really is kind of amazing that we get to be friends with like the most talented people in the world, who are also like the kindest and most empathetic people. It's really it's such a special, rare

like going through the way sort of you know. The way like things have happened in America, and things have gotten surprising, it's so lucky that we get to be friends with the people we get to be friends, that's true. That's absolutely will that, ultimately, when people make the shower lay a shallow like every place is shallow. You know things get there, but you know there are places on principle We don't go to absolutely. We just find our core group of friends. We find the neighbourhood that we like and we stick to that land. It's allays so big. You can have any experience here, but every place I should be parts, do it doesn't matter where you sometimes you end up at one of those like club source, restaurants, something- and you like all this. This is what people are doing about. This is the thing we will talk about weightings outcome, that when a few things that is more enjoyable to me than going to one of those places like a party or something and feeling Liddy Nobby like we definitely

long here, but then I'll see like you or something to go guy you're the fucking lifeline. We as we are slowly now. That's very that's very helpful. If you like, going to like a ridiculous place like that, have have someone be there to be like it. This is so absurd. This place and the question is like, Why go to those things like well, because some of them you sort of feed well. You know, I probably should go to they had its part of the business that we're in and I should go and then you go. Like I don't know, this is a nightmare and then you'll feel like Paul. Sheer loading up. His dessert played you're, like these policies, are much more important to stick together, that, through the weird Brad I think that's what asked comedians also half and I'm including you in this assembly- is that we really like you really have to be aware of,

self all they have a sense of humor about you're. So you really have to be able to make fun of yourself and understand that things are that those places are ridiculous, because I think a lot lot. The trap that people analogous fall into taking themselves Oh yeah, I because it's because we don't really have there's a lot of support. Ego driven is let us up its insecurity, driven and the same business. That is true six people who are already a little broken and then it just tries to break them harder. If you like Yasser, you really just have to remember that I mean it's: it's there's no real measurement system for what we do. We are constantly trying to build this narrative of like doing. Ok may not do how you know is you're, never doing enough. That's the only like what you do. It's like. I saw this many tickets, but it's not dismiss it didn't sell out. Two shows. You know when you work. I knew also your friends. Keep your honest like I'll, say something and Malta will like make fun of me. I'm like shit

I don't really get it that zero Jonah is nothing gets past year. I think it is entirely. Oh, my god, you're goal is right. Now he's totally right. Well, relations on the movie, a very exciting to see what happens, and also thank you and a hue, and in particular thanks to Emily for essentially and of building the nervous children from scratch. You're the one held it. We do that you're, the first director of that and for maybe like a year and a half, I think, you're, half or so, and it wouldn't have existed without you curative cobbling together and in making it happen because you are producing, Wednesday night YO with Jonah now, and you know, unfortunately, for you, just really good at any, and that's what I hear look. It was almost a curse that you're so good at it fight it, but one hundred percent would not have existed without you. Thank you I'm I'm a definite lover of lake legal procedures like

motion like I'd put together all the procedures like all this is how should ride, and this is- and I actually got seas. An email a little while ago about a show, and they were still using the same thing, and I was like that. Its work, but also being very good at all that organizational stuff. You also have a very, very good. You just have very good taste. I think I think I'm in we're on our comes back area, but seriously your like you really like get comedy in Europe, no like what's cool and what's funny in what's and you really like, when you were there for that year and a half you worked really hard to find like fun stuff. To put I just thinkin, we didn't expect it to take off as much as it did so definitely was like such an inn. Saying things like you. I remember you re like phobia like a couple shows a week, its fight and that it was like legislating exploded and there was a really know the same way that I talk about that period.

Largo and Gypsy CAFE and all that stuff, for you know for a lot of people and for us to, but even for the people who were just who were inspired to start doing centred around like that was a real moment to land at that period. In what the Wednesday night meltdown show was for a lot of people. That was, you know when to show a special or not, you can just tell, and you can it very hard to predict what show was gonna have that quality, but it just did Did that one had it and it was a thing and it was really special and I'm bummed that it's gone. I also feel like yeah, but that makes it work more special. It was like you know, it was like its own thing and they want a special area. This I'm cool because one we lived in Chicago, I knew I was very aware of. Like the cool shows, an airline, Europe's New Yorker was invite them up in a late was like Luna, are or eating it out whatever and it'll. It was weird to be like all doing our should be like. I think that shows that people together,

when Comedy Bang, Bang starve, yeah that the comedy death rate already Bang Bang. Definitely that was one of those showed up, and then you know that it was the winds and show- and I'm sure, but but what's one about that, is then that torture get past two other something else and then and then and then a whole new evolutional whole new group a whole new, like that's just sort of the natural of wait. What we said we in this house, we can't wait to see what's gonna make us a relevant like it's gonna, be completely true. I'll, look like people who I consider to be like the class below me like after me, and I see them doing really. Welcome. We're, not like the cool new year, comics anymore. There, there them now and now, they're gonna, have that group or like the established people yeah you're kind of established. Now you gotta go then you're on a bit. Television show we're on Valley is still five now, but then are you gonna go?

for more how you're about to do fine, we're about to five what we're gonna go back in October. I think we're sorted done promoting this middle of July and I was gonna like I have a couple of like things that I was that there would be funded like shoot something before by thing: we're gonna some time off, because this has been a little more I say here and now that we have this on. This is definitely been recorded out, so I can play it back you when you say well, maybe I just do this: what movie than oral contract Katy at how this out? I hope, like our desire and goes by israeli everyday and then also less fortunate and ask you is this: is for Corneille? Do you shit with all your clothes off? I do do that sometimes hear you. I don't know it just feels better. That way, I take my wedding ring. I dont know what it is like it so much more comfortable about. Why don't we

constructed it anyway. My I dont want people to picture it. I don't know, but by the use. But one day you go have a Camille sheets of olives clothes. I'm gonna go now. What's what are the figures that the same What is wrong with over the view? I think my socks, it's completely. I dont want our relationship to be part of this moment of my wedding rings office. All that is the greatest thing, you're doing a public restroom. I can't come early when there's this whole conversations articles a writer show is working on, would talk about how we would take his pants off even at work to go to to public when he waited Pooh. What would you just sitting there were like honey is only the poop think about then I said it's a real issues like. Why do I mean I take my shirt, and often my nose like what is now laugh. I too have a barrier between me and the poor air. Well, it's gonna get

your clothes anyway, has generously you'll have exposed skin your face. I suppose I sure yeah, I'm gonna, be on your clothing awesome. It's like I'm wearing more like a complicated clothing and it's hard to take it all the and the one of the things- and you know, and as unfortunate that I didn't know this until after my dad died. But my stepmom, I made some sort of a comment in my stand above assignment that I'm an uncomfortable should are in power, like you, I was nervous public restaurants and there's some deep seated nothing in there, and so she saw that Gmos. Will you know your dad used to have to take on I was closing. He would lack the bathroom door and the bedroom door like its. He just needed, so protected nose. Like God, that's that's! Alright. Very little. Lift me out so much. I denies its analogy said son. When you poor brain, you know, shit use, shut the outliers nowadays interesting they're, like you live here: yeah you're, his son. So whatever it's the same like new

on whatever in May and that would have been lovely to make their discovery right. I don't know, I don't know what I would have said to meet your clothes off and there are no, and I would ask that it will be. If you completely legally fully hundred Purcell grace you get so don't worry, don't be afraid to be askin sugar. I don't want you to call it an amateur out the out we would it blouses I'll. Be that I'll be sure you guys can be kept in the tv you can hashtag this insurers. If european sugar, like we ve, been silent for too long now, tweet at us and tell us what side you you can Chris, just red shirt so as to ensure solely by you guys know, I'm sure it's definitely look at your profile picks and not imagine that I want to do that so

Emily, don't imaginative. Thank you so much for being here. I love you so much, I'm so happy and proud for you for this movie and I'm the kind of people going to get to see it. So congratulations they give out that's what a forest we're doing. The movie will be. We were like it's gotta, be so fund to guard talk about under that. Having that five he'll have us, oh my god course I was, but I couldn't that you know we're tenable before the talking Schoeffer AMC, but it didn't the dates that we had available. We didn't have an air Dayton was yeah because they only at a handful of them and then walked through the walking dead came back on either Furthermore, airing in the fall until we get the hang out here. We're getting emigrant you're always welcome to do anything I'm working on if it works for you. If you know a thing right, I'm glad you like the movie. Thank you so much congratulations and enjoy, your burrito everyone, enjoyably collaborator, leading noticed come enjoy your burrito. This episode?

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