Josh Johnson

It will be the work of everyone else that makes it funny.

That that is I can say that with confidence.

You know, I could say with confidence that I'll sit in the morning meeting and I'll be in a thousand yard stare and you and Devin and Kat and Joe and Matt and everybody will have jokes.

Like Randall and Ashton will have jokes and I'll just be like, all right, yeah, yeah.

I'll say it like this so it doesn't feel like we're all going to die.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I will say, if you put Nas under most things, it does enhance them.

It's like really, really cool.

You know, he better marry her.

Yeah.

I look at, you know, the situation with Ice in Minnesota and most of what is happening with Ice and it's like,

You know, our job is to do comedy and be funny, but sometimes, every once in a while, something is happening that is so bad, it's a lot like trying to pull from it to be funny or trying to make some sort of joke.

Feels like if you witness someone be stabbed.

So you witness someone be stabbed and you see the whole thing go down and then you have to do jokes about it and you're like, I guess he did make a funny noise when he got stabbed.

Do you know what I mean?

Even when you're pulling from it, you're pulling in a way that you would hope meets the moment.

Because I think that we can not just entertain ourselves to death, I think we can actually...

We can actually sometimes, even in comedy, make things feel a bit more distant than they really are.