Tom Papa

So, if you don't, you know, as a comedian, you don't get into this business to be anonymous.

So the idea that you can do that is exciting.

I think it takes a beat to learn how to do it your way.

And I think you also, you know, with having your own studio in your pocket, you also need help.

You also need people to cut down your clips and, you know, narrate them or caption them and do all that other stuff.

And I think now at this point I've figured it out and have the right people in place to do it.

And yeah,

And I like it.

I mean, other than that, like, Trattoria lady, most people are nice.

Yeah.

it's funny like i i host um wait wait on wait wait don't tell me about npr and i get to guest host it sometimes and also um appear on it and that that has such a huge reach that show and it's funny how many places i'll be in and people don't recognize me and then they hear me order my coffee and they're like hey

Literally, the voice more than the face.

It is a very strange thing.

It ticks it off.

Yeah.

I mean, that's a huge show, right?

Oh, I love that show.

Yeah.

One of the producers was saying the other day, or the last time I guest hosted was when Jon Stewart came back to The Daily Show and they were talking about how great it was that their ratings were up to like a million two or something.

And they were all so excited that The Daily Show had...