Anthony Jeselnik

Who knows?

But I have to treat each hour like it's my last.

Just for my own mental well-being.

But I'm sure when I'm done, I'll want to get back on stage and do it again.

That's going to kick in, I think, later.

I'm every other weekend now because the worst part for me was landing at LAX on a Sunday, knowing I had to come back on Wednesday.

That was what was like murder to me that like now I come back on Sunday, I have the next weekend off and I come back the next Wednesday and I'm like, okay, this is much easier than it used to be.

But I'm happy to take the time.

Before I felt like I would get rusty if I wasn't out every weekend.

You know, I'm like, you know what?

I'm almost better.

Really?

I'm almost like, I'm like, people are like, I've never seen you have so much fun on stage.

Like, you're laughing on stage.

And I used to, I'm stone-faced.

And then it's like, because it's still fresh to me that I can enjoy it more instead of just, like, being a machine.

It's brutal.

Aren't you married?

Yes.

It is.