Kumail Nanjiani

I'm being sensitive more than hard on myself.

Okay, don't be sensitive.

Truly, truly, truly.

That was a terrible segue.

No, no, do not.

See, let me take this from you.

This is mine.

This is not on you.

I'm sorry I said that.

I did not mean it.

it was totally yeah it was you shouldn't take it back it was truth it was a hard truth I had to see it made the podcast better it made it more interesting it really did so that you brought up something that was interesting to you that you wanted to talk about and I think we sort of it just made it an interesting moment so be thankful to yourself for it we didn't get to the muscles we're out of time

I'll tell you really quickly how muscles change.

When I started doing standup again- You don't have to rush.

I was defaulting to how I used to be on stage 10 years ago.

That was my muscle memory.

Pardon the pun.

Emily said, the way people perceive you is very different from how you perceive yourself and how people used to perceive you.

So she's like, your delivery is going to have to change.

Who you are on stage is going to have to change because people's experience of you is very, very different.

And then she's the one who also said, all this stuff you talk about masculinity and vulnerability and the importance of it.