Robby Hoffman

It's like, okay.

It's worse.

It's not even as bad as COVID.

No, herpes is worse.

I'm just saying.

So I get called in at some point that I had pitched this Russian roulette AIDS, which I said, with all due respect to the showrunner and the executive producers, I said, with all due respect, you have hired me to do this.

That is an idea that is within my job description.

Yeah, I'm not the accountant here.

That is like I've been hired to be a clown or I'm a clown.

I'm expressly supposed to do that.

So that's what I get annoyed.

On stage or at gigs where I have to be in Hollywood squares, almost like me as a little kid, I go, Rob just doesn't do whatever, the most, the least, whatever you want.

But I do get annoyed at myself that I can't always keep it together or calm down.

I just don't like feeling annoying in my regular, you know, that I'm talking too much or doing too much.

On stage, it really resonates, and it's a place for me to do that.

It feels like there's a time and a place, and on stage and doing my work, whether it's Hollywood Squares or, you know, everybody's live with John Mulaney or whatever, but it becomes a block when that bleeds into my life, and I always am trying to instill more decorum

I'm happy to hear it because I always think – I feel like I'm annoying.

Other people think I'm sullen.

And then I judge myself for the times I'm trying not to be sullen and then I'm annoying or braggy.

And then I'm like, why don't you just –