Iliza Shlesinger

Yes. I can't say that for the tickets we don't sell, I can't equate it necessarily with that. I can equate it with followers. I can watch the thing dip, but it always goes back up because at the end of the day, the things that I'm saying are bulletproof.

you know it isn't um i'm not up there saying hurtful things about people like i'm actually giving facts and so i always try to err on the side of like having a clear head and i actually do it because some people out there are too afraid to say anything and i think if you see someone like me doing it perhaps it emboldens you a little just a little bit more whoever you are

you know it isn't um i'm not up there saying hurtful things about people like i'm actually giving facts and so i always try to err on the side of like having a clear head and i actually do it because some people out there are too afraid to say anything and i think if you see someone like me doing it perhaps it emboldens you a little just a little bit more whoever you are

to realize like no freedom of speech goes both ways like you can say the thing you need to say and if enough of us do then maybe it won't be so scary but i by no means want to lead this charge i don't want to be a figurehead i would you know i want you want to make people laugh you want people to have a good time around uh to to enjoy your company that's what i want

to realize like no freedom of speech goes both ways like you can say the thing you need to say and if enough of us do then maybe it won't be so scary but i by no means want to lead this charge i don't want to be a figurehead i would you know i want you want to make people laugh you want people to have a good time around uh to to enjoy your company that's what i want

But for the other 23 hours a day when I'm not on that stage for an hour, I'm a human being and I have children and I have a religion. It's not even that I am so passionate about being Jewish. I ate on Yom Kippur and I don't care who knows that. I ate a lot of shrimp and I drove to the desert and I did my hour at a casino.

But for the other 23 hours a day when I'm not on that stage for an hour, I'm a human being and I have children and I have a religion. It's not even that I am so passionate about being Jewish. I ate on Yom Kippur and I don't care who knows that. I ate a lot of shrimp and I drove to the desert and I did my hour at a casino.

I know we're supposed to say sorry on that day, but I feel like a lot of people owed me apologies. But it's my culture and you can't stand for people mercilessly hurting people.

I know we're supposed to say sorry on that day, but I feel like a lot of people owed me apologies. But it's my culture and you can't stand for people mercilessly hurting people.

What are the other options?

What are the other options?

Well, there was struggle. I definitely have to put that out there. You know, Netflix didn't exist for a very long time. So that was a lot of me and my suitcase and my duffel bag of T-shirts schlepping from, you know, Giggle Hut to Giggle Hut.

Well, there was struggle. I definitely have to put that out there. You know, Netflix didn't exist for a very long time. So that was a lot of me and my suitcase and my duffel bag of T-shirts schlepping from, you know, Giggle Hut to Giggle Hut.

Oh, okay, fair. I was like, let me tell you the story of me using a square to sell six t-shirts. I think the anxiety is less about my ability as a mother, because, you know, you have a baby, you're just like, why don't I?

Oh, okay, fair. I was like, let me tell you the story of me using a square to sell six t-shirts. I think the anxiety is less about my ability as a mother, because, you know, you have a baby, you're just like, why don't I?

um but it's more about the world that she's in and just you know is she gonna die is that am i gonna die and all mothers do this i don't know if fathers do this in the same way but like you sit there and you think you like fantasize isn't the world so like anti-fantasy nightmare about like and if i die and then she's in my arms and then she has to get home does she know her address like it's so dark

um but it's more about the world that she's in and just you know is she gonna die is that am i gonna die and all mothers do this i don't know if fathers do this in the same way but like you sit there and you think you like fantasize isn't the world so like anti-fantasy nightmare about like and if i die and then she's in my arms and then she has to get home does she know her address like it's so dark

these intrusive thoughts, you know, I check on her every night. My husband's like, let her go to sleep. I'm like, I need to make sure she's breathing because that's the most important thing in the world. And like, even as I'm saying this, I'm like, I also have a son.

these intrusive thoughts, you know, I check on her every night. My husband's like, let her go to sleep. I'm like, I need to make sure she's breathing because that's the most important thing in the world. And like, even as I'm saying this, I'm like, I also have a son.

He also needs our nanny who is with him all the time. I'm not even going to pretend she's not there. um but he has her and so i just want to make sure that her little life is as perfect as possible for as long as i can control that you know and so that's the anxiety about this her safety and the world and it's terrifying and so you have to just change the channel because