Taylor Tomlinson

to be successful and do this for a living.

I think it's easier to get to that point.

I do think it's harder to know what to do.

Because even when I was starting out, it was like, yeah, you listen to Maren's podcast and they tell you how to become a comedian and you go, okay, and I'll do that and I'll host and then I'll feature and these are the rules.

And now it's like,

I mean, the advice I give young comics is like, don't put anything on the internet right away.

And even that, I'm like, oh, am I?

Is that like really old, out of touch advice?

Because you kind of have to, it seems like.

As soon as you have a bit that works at all.

Well, isn't it like kind of a low number to become a bestseller?

It's like sort of like you hit a number in a certain window of time, but it's not actually as many copies as you would think.

Because I always thought, oh, if you're a New York Times bestseller, you sold a million copies.

And I don't think that I kind of don't even understand.

What makes you qualify.

Like they buy it themselves?

I have heard of that.

I've heard of you can do that.

And I was like, what?

But to me, that's like having someone write your book for you.