Robby Hoffman

It's like I just it takes me a real.

a real thing to cry now but i used to cry this is cry worthy this is not yeah i don't even like choose it but i'm just saying that i used to just go crazy like what was happening though what are the roots of it like clear that you're like yeah i was i was i was suffocating i was in a room with with my other sisters my brothers were extremely loud they were suffocating so it's not no reason you're unhappy no exactly i was extremely distressed

I was extremely distressed.

Yeah, I'm still like nervous, but I'm not distressed.

I'm comfortable nervous.

It was kind of like on a large scale when COVID happened, all the anxious people go, oh, great.

Like we actually calmed down.

Like I knew this would happen.

I knew it was ending.

It's almost like you get a diagnosis.

You go, ah, and finally it ended.

The worst happened.

You're honestly like, and I feel crazy or I feel some amount of guilt that when the world is quote unquote ending or this, I tend to do well.

I sold my first show in COVID.

I was on the road.

I was starting to really sell tickets.

I literally was so comfortable in the storm that I actually thrive in the storm.

Like I'm actually like out there like and I sometimes feel guilt because it's like you hear the writer strike and nobody's working.

I'm in two shows.

Like, you know what I mean?