Taylor Tomlinson

I can see myself.

I'm really close with all my siblings.

I have really amazing friends.

And what has been so nice about my job is as my friends have spread out and moved all over the place, I'm in everybody's city once a year.

So I've kept up with people.

Oh, that's nice.

But...

you know, like it's hard to make plans with your friends as adults because everybody has lives and families and jobs and being pulled in every direction.

And it takes like real, you have to be really intentional about your relationships as an adult.

And, you know, my friends outside the business don't have podcasts where you can, you know.

You forget.

It's honestly so nice to have a community where everyone has a podcast.

Which is what's hard about then getting dinner with your friends who are like teachers and lawyers who are like, oh, I don't talk to people like that.

They'll talk to you like that, but I've been in situations where they're talking about someone we both know or that they know and I go, well, what are they doing?

How's their marriage or whatever?

And they're like, well, you can't ask that at a dinner party.

You can't go, so how's your marriage and how are you feeling about it and where are you guys at?

And I go, oh, sorry, I'm just used to comedians and that's exactly what we do because we're driving from one city to the other and we have three hours to kill.

And so, yeah, I need to know which kid's your favorite and which one hates you at the moment.

But the questions we ask each other is...