All right, I'm with Blair Saki.

Everybody, welcome to Walkins.

Welcome.

Hello.

Hello.

I love having female comedians on to talk about their craft.

I'm so glad, thank you, thanks for having me.

How did you get into comedy?

Well, it's a funny story I was not one of those people that was like I've

always wanted to do this since I was five years old like like most of my friends. I accidentally I just like fell into it accidentally. I moved to

New York for grad school to become a novelist and I had just started dating a guy who was like

doing open mics and showed me comedy and I had wanted to be a writer and we broke up because I moved to New York and I had

started you know writing for split-sider like like interviewing comedians and stuff, and I was interning into magazines, and I pitched a, and I became a fan of comedy, like pretty instantly. I was like really passionate about it.

But my mind you know hadn't even close to tell me that I wanted to do it.

And like once in a while I would like write a joke

for my boyfriend or something, just like whatever.

And then like one day in the shower,

I pitched a story on Michael Chee when I was interning at W magazine and he had just

done his first week at S&L and I was his first piece of press ever and we became friends and then like in the shower like a couple

days later I just like had the thought I should do this and then I started pretty

quickly after that.

I was waiting for you to be like,

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