Natalie

I went to Missoula, Montana on a Greyhound.

My friend from high school moved out there.

It was honestly like, that's what's crazy.

It's like you say that out loud and I would never let me like,

get on a gray helm by yourself well that are our kids someday right yeah but it is true the predators are online they're not in the real world no just remember that and it was like a life-changing experience it was like really cool me and my three other buddies um and uh people come came on people got off we met families it was played cards it was a lot of experience that's kind of a fun podcast traveling idea where you do a podcast on the background like interview people

And that's essentially what you do on stage.

You're just telling your story.

What's one that you, when people recognize you, that's the story they connect with the most?

Do you like, uh, stage work and interacting with the crowd or do you find that distracting?

Yeah.

I've always wondered, you know, I've been to comedy shows in my life and I just, what makes someone do that?

Have you ever like talked to someone post show?

Well, before we let you go, we love a good TV show, and I know you're not watching reality TV, but you are watching.

You finished His and Hers.

On Netflix.

Wait, I mean, it's been out for a while.

It has been out for a while.

If you haven't watched it yet, it's not our fault.

Did you meet him after the show?

Does that happen a lot?