Fumi Abe

I learned a lot.

I feel like late night is like comedy grad school.

So I learned like a lot.

And there's also like, you know, like writing for another person is also another skill.

That's what I realized.

I will be happy to admit I'm maybe not even be the best at that like unless like our voices kind of overlap you know there's some I met writers who are not stand-ups who are like mercenaries like I don't know if you've seen Game of Thrones but you know those people who like you know that guy that doesn't have a penis like what's his name the Mormon guy he like fights for whoever has the thing uh-huh

there's a lot of writers like that who like, I can just write jokes and they're like neutral jokes.

So you can paint them however you'd like in your voice.

You know?

I think it's standups.

Like I just, my whole mission coming up was like, who are you?

Who are you?

Who are you?

What's your voice?

And so it's like for yourself.

And so like, I think if you, like if our voices are similar, then like I could be of great service.

But if you're like different than like,

I think award show writing, if it's somebody I like, if we vibe, I think it's cool.

But I don't think I could write for some random guy.

There's a lot of writers who can write for a random guy.