Chapter 1: What humorous moments occur at the beginning of the episode?
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And I'm one of your hosts, Mae Martin, joined by... Tig Notaro.
How are you, Mae? I'm well, thank you. How are you? I'm good. I'm curious. Yeah, I was just thinking, like, you've been on your bus for a while. And maybe it's driving you a little cuckoo.
Yeah, a little kookily dookily. Things are getting weird, yeah.
So what do you do to fill your day? Like today, what is on the docket for Mae Martin today on a bus tour?
Thanks for asking, Tig. Well, today I didn't plan anything. I'll probably go for a walk and then... I slept from maybe 5 a.m. to 11, and then I wake up, I have a coffee, and now I'm podcasting, go for a walk, go to the venue.
But yesterday I was in Concord, New Hampshire, and I found an arcade, and me and Matt, who's touring with me, went to the arcade, and we were the only people in the entire arcade. And then we did laser tag, and we were the only people in the whole laser tag arena. So it was just me and my friend hunting each other through this maze. Wow. And I won every round. It brought out a dark part of me.
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Chapter 2: What activities does Mae Martin engage in during her bus tour?
Yeah. So it's cathartic. Anyone like put it on your house and just sing along, but I'm going to keep singing it.
How many songs do you do at the end of your show?
If I'm doing a double show day, then I'll do three. But if I'm, I'm really enjoying it, the song, the music part, probably more than anything. And sometimes I do five. I'll do like one of mine and maybe an Elliot Smith song and maybe Martha Wainwright or
And how long is your stand-up set?
So I do about 50 minutes, then an intermission, then improv with Matt, and then music. You do an intermission? I didn't ask for this. I didn't ask for this live. I didn't, yeah, but I do do an intermission.
Who's telling you to do an intermission? I don't know. The venues, I guess, to sell drinks. Wow, I have not run into that, except in Europe.
I think the way you tour is the way I will be touring, which is like no intermission, no meet and greets. Not that I'm not loving the meet and greets, but it is like the thing that's pushing me over the edge, I think, into madness. Yeah. Because it's like a whole other act of the show. You know, it's another 45 minutes and I love meeting everyone, but it's like, yeah, it's tiring.
Yeah.
Anyway, I'm very grateful and humble and lucky. Yeah.
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Chapter 3: How does Mae feel about competitive games like laser tag?
It's like a five second window that I would be seeing this. And I, I, it happened to me like two days in a row. And it didn't happen Wednesday or again today, but, like, that means something, right? Like, what? Help me out. May, tell me what that means. I love the pod. Thanks so much, guys.
Bye.
That was perfect timing because you were nodding your head like, yes, let me take this. Let me take this.
And then she's like... Well, okay, eagles are very symbolic of a lot of things. And that is wild that you would happen to look up in that little window. I mean, maybe that eagle lives around there. But... Let's see. I've Googled.
A powerful symbol of freedom, strength, perspective, divine connection signifies a need to rise above challenges and gain a higher perspective and embrace personal growth or new beginnings. I think it's a very positive sign. It says eagle flying overhead is a sign of encouragement to rise above challenges.
Hmm.
Wow. I saw one in Big Bear on a romantic weekend. I saw a golden eagle flying in circles above me.
And what came of that?
Well, we broke up pretty soon after, but now things are looking good, so...
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