Tig Notaro

Right.

Yes.

But I enjoy so many elements of what this entertainment industry offers and opportunities, people that I meet and places I get to go and ways to express myself.

But I'm not...

I don't think I will.

I know I won't ever be.

I won't veer off.

Nothing will be too shiny enough for me to lose touch with what I'm tethered to.

No, I don't think that I'm just playing a very different game, a very different game.

Yes, that has very much changed me.

And what I feel more than ever is, and that goes back to gratitude, is it's not that I want more and bigger.

It's that I want...

I want to maintain what I have.

And I want to appreciate it.

And I also want to and that means my marriage, my connection with my children, my work, my health.

That's really, really

top for me well it's all that matters right I mean it really is and the experience of making the documentary about my friend the documentary come see me in the good light that experience was solely driven by love and passion not just me but the director the crew Andrea Andrea's spouse Meg and

the financiers, everybody was driving this project with love and it was true art.

It was every production I've ever been on.

There's a weirdo rattling around and there was not on this production and we came through it with all of us closer than we ever were.