Hannah Pilkes

I guess I push against the notion that people don't want to listen to something or watch something longer, hence the podcast that's an hour or, you know, like The Pit.

Yes.

Yeah.

This one's going to be 16.

I have all my meals ready to go.

But yeah, but it is wild.

There's kind of something for everybody now.

And I, and there was a guy in the doctor playing them all at highest volume in the office.

Two things.

Two faux pas, the loudest volume, and someone at a cafe with their text tone on.

And it was someone from, I'm not going to say, a reality TV franchise.

And I thought, it's gone to your head a little bit because you were so unaware of the world around you.

It was crazy.

I was like, I cannot focus.

I'm trying to write the first page of my screenplay over and over.

So I never did the company.

I did conservatory at second city and we had like a run over there.

And then groundlings after that, I never, and then I kind of pivoted into more solo material and, and, um, got to like open for a lot of awesome comedians, got to tour with Paul of Tompkins.

Um, and that was great.

The nice thing about solo is that you can just kind of bring yourself anywhere.