Rachel Scanlon

Yes.

And that has been true my entire life.

It is your life.

Yeah.

And I feel like the life of a comedian is essentially you need to be in a room talking to people.

Right.

Right.

Because it's the most palatable way to get your ideas across.

Exactly.

It's the easiest way to connect through giving people your point of view through laughing.

Right.

um but nurture me more you don't need it baby i'm always calling you sick of this shit also like deep friendships too right like friendships that i feel like are not you don't like i don't have i don't like surface and my friends i have had for ever yeah like for all of my friends are yeah decade 15 year long which is very rare for los angeles but even my friends out here i've known for

ever yeah i'm one of your newest friends yeah and we've been for we've been for 45 years like just very like long and intense yeah intense where i don't like i know everything yeah family like yeah yeah yeah

external process it's unbelievable and you wouldn't believe you need so many people to help you process and it's not just like yeah it's like your wife could is my wife is like the first stop along the way and then i need to call my mom and then i call ken yeah and all of them i'm having like no one has ever been more of a cancer that's like i need to call my wife and then call my mom and then call my best friend ah

Yes.

Stability in the connection of being like this happened.

Yes.

Which I feel like is also very different than I think sometimes my stand up

persona is more Gemini than I am interpersonally.

Yeah.