Tig Notaro

I was laughing like I was in a comedy club.

Like, you know, when you're somewhere like in church and they say, don't laugh.

And so then you laugh harder.

And it went on for 15 minutes.

It really does.

Cause you realize how the same they are.

They're both all weird.

Right?

Laughing and crying are both all.

Well, isn't laughing kind of like a, oh, she laughs at the days to come.

That's like an old biblical thing.

It was a release of fear and the release of fear makes you laugh.

Are you afraid that people will be afraid to talk to you?

I have taken psychedelics, but not like, like just in fraternity basements and stuff.

Not with any health or guidance or attention or safety or, right.

So it was a different lifetime.

And so that's the want and need to do all the human-y, bodily things now.

Because I think we think of it being a very spiritual experience to be facing mortality in a, I don't know, the way you are.

we're all facing mortality, but like this, that it's a very spiritual experience, but it seems like maybe it would be a very bodily experience.

The spiritual experience could be for later.