Tig Notaro

And the majority of the traveling I do locally is by foot in my neighborhood and the cafes and

places around me.

But it's just things like that.

When I'm on TV shows, the clothing that I wear isn't always vegan.

And even I have some old pieces of clothing or shoes, and that's kind of a toss-up within the community of

What do you do when you make that transition and then you have leather shoes?

And then even if you give them away, they're still out there in the world.

I mean, people are torn on it.

So that's what I mean is that's where I can't claim I'm doing the most top-notch job, but I'm doing my best and I'm very...

um, aware of where I need to make little changes.

Right.

Yeah.

Right.

That is correct.

Well, my wife was vegetarian, I think, since she was a teenager.

And I've had a lot of health issues.

And it kept coming up, you know, you got to shift your diet, maybe look into a plant-based diet.

And it was always like kind of one of those, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, I know.

But it just seemed impossible for me.

And it also seemed like it wouldn't be... It felt like if I did do it, that it wouldn't be tasty, fulfilling, exciting.