Hannah Pilkes

So my sister, who is like, you know, we're just, we both gush over this stuff.

We would stand outside of 30 Rock.

Or if we saw cast members walking around New York, we'd play in a script.

Like we saw Adam Sandler once.

And I'm like seven and I stroll up, I'm like, hey, big fan of your work.

And he's like, aren't you a little young?

And then my sister goes, that's where I come in.

Hi, I'm your sister.

Oh my God, I love it.

That's awesome.

But you know, we are that like cliche concrete jungle kids that just, you know, we were going to see like Blue Man Group and Moominchance and SNL, like all this.

So my exposure to comedy was honestly just like,

New York City's funny.

People are funny.

There's so many characters.

And then proximity to SNL and just that feeling like, I don't, you know, not necessarily being like, I want to be on it, but being like, these superheroes live 15 blocks away.

Like, how crazy is this?

I think you can do that.

Yeah, I guess that's attainable.

They're actual people on the screen.