Tig Notaro

Okay, for the greater good, I'll put it out.

But I thought it was not going to be well received.

In my mind, I thought, I feel like,

I know and nobody else can see that I need to go to a deserted island and be there for weeks until this blows over after all the bad reviews.

But again, I think that's what excites people is that it was so raw.

And it was so in the moment.

Or even just a person listening, whether it's a comedian saying, what's the big deal?

Which plenty might have.

And plenty of people that just heard it might have been like, what's the big deal?

I don't argue with them about that.

I'm like happy if it's helpful to somebody.

And then also, but that's not just that album.

It's anything I do.

It's like, if I'm not for you, I get it.

And you can go to hell.

Yeah, I mean, I wanted to be in a band.

My secret dream was to be a comedian, but I didn't know.

I didn't really understand how you do that.

Whereas music made more sense, like, okay, buy a guitar, practice, get a band together.

write some songs and work it all out in a garage and send your tape to a record label.