Mo Amir

And then season two was a big...

Heavy, heavy lift for me.

And just emotionally, not creatively or anything like that.

I feel like I'm built for making film and television.

So it wasn't necessarily like, oh, that was emotionally very, very difficult and heavy.

And I was just thrilled that.

that I was able to fulfill basically everything I wanted to do with season two and then taking that into the special of Wild World.

Yeah.

I was just very, very happy about that.

But then you're so exhausted emotionally and mentally.

You're like, OK, maybe I should go raise my son for a bit.

Well, you touched upon a few things.

First of all, regarding the stand-up and how many hours you come up with and this and that, I think every person is different.

It just depends on what you're trying to say, what you do, or is there any meaning behind your work?

And I think that's something that I've always wanted.

What is the legacy you leave behind and what kind of stories are you telling and who's going to be able to carry that after you?

You know, that's something that I think about pretty frequently.

And also, has this been done before?

Has any of this been done before?

I've never heard anything like this before.