Kristin Joy Hoadley

Like shouldn't that be enough to balance?

Let's fit in work with my life.

But the schedule, I was done at 5 p.m.

Like the schedule allowed me to cut my, you know, switch my gears to like comedy right away at night, every night.

So I was so grateful that I had like a nice, comfortable, well-paying job, you know, and this is like post-pandemic hybrid work was a thing.

So I wasn't really stuck at the office till seven.

When are we, when is this?

Like, I mean, when exactly are you working for Netflix?

Yeah.

So I started both standup and Netflix 2017.

Okay.

So it was pre pandemic, but even pre pandemic, I still was like, it was like, I was done at a reasonable hour and I can run around to the mics and shows.

But like, um, I, I tried really hard to keep everything stay in my lane in both areas.

So like in the daytime I was like corporate Netflix, whatever.

And I was so thankful that I had that type of a job to allow me to

Cause other, other comics, I never could do the starving artist thing.

Like, um, I just couldn't do it.

I wasn't, you know, raised that way or whatever.

So I always had a day job and then I just kept it so everything.

And yeah.