Nikki Glaser

I think he watched tape. I think he was very well versed in roasts getting into it. You know, that guy watches tape.

I think he watched tape. I think he was very well versed in roasts getting into it. You know, that guy watches tape.

I think he watched tape. I think he was very well versed in roasts getting into it. You know, that guy watches tape.

What was he thinking saying yes to it?

What was he thinking saying yes to it?

What was he thinking saying yes to it?

I think he was just going for the next challenge, the next thing that other people go, I could never do that. Because most people know, like, has there been another one since?

I think he was just going for the next challenge, the next thing that other people go, I could never do that. Because most people know, like, has there been another one since?

I think he was just going for the next challenge, the next thing that other people go, I could never do that. Because most people know, like, has there been another one since?

You think that was the end of roasts?

You think that was the end of roasts?

You think that was the end of roasts?

I don't think it's the end, but I think it's a really hard spot to fill. I think that a lot of people aren't brave enough to do it.

I don't think it's the end, but I think it's a really hard spot to fill. I think that a lot of people aren't brave enough to do it.

I don't think it's the end, but I think it's a really hard spot to fill. I think that a lot of people aren't brave enough to do it.

So talk to me a little bit about what goes into the preparation for something like that. I think there's still a mythology that comedians, like singer-songwriters— Sit at home at the kitchen table and they sketch out one joke after another. But it's a lot more complicated and a lot more collaborative than that, isn't it?

So talk to me a little bit about what goes into the preparation for something like that. I think there's still a mythology that comedians, like singer-songwriters— Sit at home at the kitchen table and they sketch out one joke after another. But it's a lot more complicated and a lot more collaborative than that, isn't it?

So talk to me a little bit about what goes into the preparation for something like that. I think there's still a mythology that comedians, like singer-songwriters— Sit at home at the kitchen table and they sketch out one joke after another. But it's a lot more complicated and a lot more collaborative than that, isn't it?

So you start writing jokes and then you start getting jokes sent in from the people that are on your team. And by the way, everyone does this. No one admits that they do it. Why? Because you get talked about on podcasts and different things where people say, oh, well, she had Ryder. You know, you don't get all the glory.

So you start writing jokes and then you start getting jokes sent in from the people that are on your team. And by the way, everyone does this. No one admits that they do it. Why? Because you get talked about on podcasts and different things where people say, oh, well, she had Ryder. You know, you don't get all the glory.