Tig Notaro

On This American Life.

On This American Life.

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They just, yeah, that just re-aired. That's a great story.

I would say you'll never know. I can confirm right now, you'll never know.

I would say you'll never know. I can confirm right now, you'll never know.

I would say you'll never know. I can confirm right now, you'll never know.

I mean, I was definitely a class clown and I was all, I think I really liked the kind of I mean, I liked so many different kinds of comedy and whether I was... chiming in and saying something weird. Or I really liked the kind of, you know, long game of seeing a bit play out. You know, I remember an art class when I was in like seventh grade, way too old to be doing this.

I mean, I was definitely a class clown and I was all, I think I really liked the kind of I mean, I liked so many different kinds of comedy and whether I was... chiming in and saying something weird. Or I really liked the kind of, you know, long game of seeing a bit play out. You know, I remember an art class when I was in like seventh grade, way too old to be doing this.

I mean, I was definitely a class clown and I was all, I think I really liked the kind of I mean, I liked so many different kinds of comedy and whether I was... chiming in and saying something weird. Or I really liked the kind of, you know, long game of seeing a bit play out. You know, I remember an art class when I was in like seventh grade, way too old to be doing this.

The art tables were round, and that was, you know, I don't know, eight kids at each table or something, six kids at each table. And we were doing some project with yarn. And you know how art class is kind of chaotic and a little different vibe?

The art tables were round, and that was, you know, I don't know, eight kids at each table or something, six kids at each table. And we were doing some project with yarn. And you know how art class is kind of chaotic and a little different vibe?

The art tables were round, and that was, you know, I don't know, eight kids at each table or something, six kids at each table. And we were doing some project with yarn. And you know how art class is kind of chaotic and a little different vibe?

Yeah. So I went underneath the table because nobody noticed anything. And I took a huge string of yarn and I wove it in between the other students shoelaces. And I tied all of their shoelaces together underneath the table. So that kind of long game, like plant a seed and wait and see how that plays out. I love that kind of thing.

Yeah. So I went underneath the table because nobody noticed anything. And I took a huge string of yarn and I wove it in between the other students shoelaces. And I tied all of their shoelaces together underneath the table. So that kind of long game, like plant a seed and wait and see how that plays out. I love that kind of thing.

Yeah. So I went underneath the table because nobody noticed anything. And I took a huge string of yarn and I wove it in between the other students shoelaces. And I tied all of their shoelaces together underneath the table. So that kind of long game, like plant a seed and wait and see how that plays out. I love that kind of thing.

But my mother was very funny, and she was a very big personality, really, really known for being funny and wild. And then my stepfather was very... just very contained. And, you know, just such, but he was all parents. That was your parents?

But my mother was very funny, and she was a very big personality, really, really known for being funny and wild. And then my stepfather was very... just very contained. And, you know, just such, but he was all parents. That was your parents?

But my mother was very funny, and she was a very big personality, really, really known for being funny and wild. And then my stepfather was very... just very contained. And, you know, just such, but he was all parents. That was your parents?