Michelle Wolf

And I do think the first 20 or so minutes, because I find myself when I get on stage now, it's like the first time I'm talking to people that are, and I'm unattached from a child, you know?

So it's really like the first, like a little bit of my show, I'm like, I'm frazzled and kind of like, wait, okay.

Let's calm down.

Like even the beginning of this podcast, I feel the same way where I'm just like, this is a conversation with two people.

It's two other comics.

You can do this.

So, yeah, I think that, you know, I feel a bit, yeah, that's where I'm kind of doing it now.

Hopefully, yeah.

Yes.

And I'll probably, I'll assume that the baby will... Sleep in the car.

Sleep in the car, hopefully sleep in the car.

Yeah, but I'll probably have to nurse before or as I'm getting into bed.

The real key I find is that after a show, and sometimes it doesn't happen and I feel really gross, is that I want to be able to wash my hands and change my clothes.

Oh, here we go.

Because you know when you're touching a microphone and you just like... Oh, really?

Do you have that?

Are you a runner?

Yes, yeah.

Now, see, normally I would...

I feel like I should feel that's weird, but my brothers do the same thing.