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Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
That doesn't sound like a joke. No, I said, you guys were mean.
Chapter 2: How does Meg Stalter relate to being perceived as a lawyer?
I'm a lawyer now. And then she messaged me pictures of myself at the Rainforest Cafe.
Chapter 3: What insights does Meg share about her experience at the Rainforest Cafe?
And she was like, yeah, you really seem like a lawyer. I'm like, well, lawyers could go to the Rainforest Cafe. Like, why does that prove I'm not a lawyer? Like, I'm like starting to believe I'm a lawyer. I'm like, hey, don't make me take you to court. This was after one of my meetings.
Hey, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of the Comment Section Show. Sorry, me, your fave. Everybody knows me. Who cares about me? On to the guests today. We have the iconic, the legendary, the hilarious Meg Stalter. Woo!
Yay!
welcome to the pod queen i love you i love you and when people see this they're gonna say those two people get along so well in your life and on screen and it's obvious on camera their chemistry is electric she's not bugging the host
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You hated me.
I loved you.
No, could you imagine if you said...
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts address the expectations of celebrity appearances?
I sat in silence. And then she said, I'm really excited to talk about my family, about myself. Don't say anything, please. That would be so scary. She would never do that.
Oh, no questions. Questions at the end. Yeah. No, I know. I had to make a video and I literally said like, unfortunately, when you watch my show, you're going to have to hear me talk. Unfortunately. Well,
I wouldn't want to hear someone by themselves. I love Chapel. I wouldn't want to hear her by herself unless I'm listening to her album. Yeah, exactly. By herself would be scary. I'd be scared.
She doesn't want you to not talk. No, I know. Well, obviously. I was like the only interview she did that year. So I was like, right. So clearly she enjoys hearing me talk. If you don't enjoy it, I'm sorry to hear that. I would catch her on Jimmy Fallon.
People won't say that to me on this episode. They will say, I wish that Drew talked more and I wish that crazy white bitch would shut up. I know they're going to say that. I already know it. I already know it. The comment I get the most, yeah, I only like her in small doses. Keep her on hacks as a smaller part. I'm serious. They will not say that to you.
No. Well, I mean, you say that now, but once I start acting, once my acting career takes off, bitch, they're going to start, they're going to wish they never heard from me in the first place.
They're going to always want to hear from you. They will always be trying to arrest me.
Well, that's also how I feel. I think honestly, we're the same and that like, and it is like very annoying to see, especially when you're joking around and like,
riffing with someone and they're like i don't know did anyone feel like maybe this was for real and maybe they actually fucking dislike each other you're dumb you could literally be doing a sketch on a snow and someone would be like it fell off like i don't know like the vibe fell off i think i watched oh my god there's okay there's a clip of timothy chalamet and kylie timothy's sister walks up to them oh yeah kylie gets up and just goes i love your dress the comments
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Chapter 5: What humorous experiences does Meg share about Shakespeare improv?
I'm on my shirt. That's the fun I always want. There are people that are like, what's going on? And then the people that get it feel like they're in on the joke. I'm the only one being made fun of by myself.
I agree. It reminds me a lot of Tim Robinson. because his humor too is very like specific. Like it's a very specific kind of humor. And that's how I feel about yours too. It's so layered and it's so funny, bitch. You have me giggling, bitch. That's literally, that's why I said at the Actor Awards, you and Zach Fox were my favorite people.
And I literally kept saying when I asked you the question, like, what would you change your actor name to? And you said, Miss Queen. Yeah.
Now, I don't remember that, but it does sound like something I said. Miss Queen is so crazy. Miss Queen. Well, the funny thing, and this isn't against any male comedians, because I love Nathan Fielder. I love Tim Robinson. I am their biggest fan. But people do let men be more like... Crazy and silly. Awkward, crazy humor.
No, you're right. You're so right.
And they're like, he's a genius. Like, he went and he's a pilot now. I'm like, if I went and I became a pilot, like, people would have me arrested. Like, and I just... People don't let...
Women be crazy, weird, funny.
It's like if I'm doing that on late night, it's like, she's crazy, lock her up. Who the hell is this?
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Chapter 6: How do gender perceptions affect humor in comedy?
But then if a male comedian did that, that was maybe the same amount of known. Everybody would get it. Yeah, and everyone would be like, this guy's hilarious. Yes, he's a genius. He's so hot. I know. He's so sexy. Oh, I want the awkward guy. Because I think also people assume men are really smart.
yeah so it's like if they're doing something awkward it's obviously on purpose it's obviously planned right it's so andy kaufman it's you're so right because i made a joke and i talked about this with caleb often offline but like i made a joke with britney when she came on my show i was like glinda um and she asked me my opinion on ghouls and i said like just like generally ghouls and she said yeah and then i said well it's
if they came here legally, I wouldn't care. And then that was the joke and we laughed and we were riffing about that, pretending they're illegal, illegally entering the US, whatever. And the amount of comments I got that were like, did you get this joke from Caleb?
Oh, saying that you, does he have a ghoul joke?
If he does, I haven't heard it.
Wait, does he have a ghoul joke?
Probably, I might have heard it off.
Oh, they just were like, sounds like something Caleb would say.
No, they literally thought I took that joke from Caleb. I don't know if it was specifically about ghouls. I don't know if they just mean like doing a parallel.
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Chapter 7: What insights does Meg provide about her auditioning experiences?
How did it go?
Well, I loved him on Broad City. Yeah. And what happened was we met at a stand-up show. And I don't think that we didn't have the audition yet for Hacks. I didn't know about it. But he does say that when he saw me at the show, then he was like, okay, this makes sense for Kayla. Oh, love. But then I still had to audition. Okay. And so I really wanted it. Yeah.
But Pat Regan showed me a screenshot where it did say my name in the script. Like, think Meg Stalter. Ooh. And I was never on TV before. That's so cool, though. So it was nice to have my name in a script. Oh, my God. That's incredible. But they could have gave it to someone else. People are auditioning that I know. That's crazy.
Yeah.
They're using you as reference? Yes. Doing me. Do you have any tips for me for auditioning? I'm venturing into acting.
And, well, I was going to say that my dream is to do something with you for real.
I would love... Meg, I'll die.
I'm serious. I'll die. You are literally a star. And I don't care if there's a comment, oh, she's complimenting her a lot. I don't care. If you were here, you'd be complimenting her, too. Right. Like, truly.
That's how I feel about you.
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Chapter 8: What are Meg's thoughts on the Rainforest Cafe and its atmosphere?
And I was like, well, I'm six feet tall. And I feel like that's why I'm not getting the roles. Me not even considering talent. I'm like, it's probably my height. So how do you feel? I told him, what if I'm five foot two? Yes, I literally told him, what if I said five seven? And he's like, that's like way too short. Like you should get a little closer. And I was like, okay.
I love your height. I'd be, if I was a casting person, I'd be casting you in everything, by the way.
Thank you. They're going to make me the Rock's body double before they make me a lead.
but that's the thing is casting people literally like it might not even be about talent or look they can just be like this person seems like what I had in my head that's for this I'm not even kidding that's what all my friends Sabrina Breyer she told me that's you have to write your own yeah she said she worked on a show and she said I worked with a showrunner that like we would pull up tapes and he before they even started he'd be like no
Because that's just not who he was picturing, which honestly makes me feel better. I feel like it gives me way more freedom because then I'm like, well, then it's really just chance. It's really just like, if you're feeling it, I can do it. Because sometimes I watch movies and I'm like, I could fucking do that. I watched Crime 101 and I saw Chris Hemsworth and I thought, I could do that.
I already know that you're an amazing actress because you are literally mesmerizing. Thank you. Do you think that somebody who, like, look at the platform you built. Thank you. There's a reason people want to watch you and hear what you have to say. And people will write for you. And that's the other thing is I know that there'll be other rules for me because I know.
Absolutely.
I know that we know who we are. So people know in the cast who we are and what we can do. Totally. Even before auditioning. So there will be. But I will say it's very empowering to tell yourself yes about stuff and write for yourself.
No, you're so right. And have your friends write for you. And I'm writing fiction books right now. It's so cool. Thank you. I would love to send you the sample after. But I sold them. I sold two of them. And I'm talking about film rights and TV show rights, whatever, before I've even written them. But I've been telling my team, this is my Lin-Manuel Miranda plan. I'm going to write it.
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