This is the Last Laugh.

I'm Matt Wilson from The Daily Beast, and today I am so thrilled to welcome back on the podcast,

a super funny comedian who you might know from Chelsea Lately or the Mindy Project or her excellent

first hour-long special, Sweet and Salty.

Her brand new stand-up special Good Fortune is streaming now on Netflix.

Fortune Feimster, thanks for joining me again.

Oh, man, it's good to see you.

Thanks for having me.

Yeah, it's great to have you back.

I was looking back, you were on the podcast in January 2020, so you were

in our last run of in-person guests when we were all just like chill in and had no problems,

and life was great. I know. You and I were in a room together. Can you believe it? I can't. It

feels like a decade ago. Actually, it really does. You open your new special,

which I loved, by the way, by joking, you know, just so much has happened in the world since

your first special. Yeah. But, you know, so much has happened in your life as well in that time.

So, yeah, I mean, can you talk a little bit about, you know, all of the happened in your life as well in that time. So yeah, I mean, can you can you talk a

little bit about, you know, all of the stuff that you had to kind of fit into this new hour? Because

you've had a lot going on. Yeah. I mean, you know, I feel like we're at that point where it feels

weird to talk about the pandemic. I know. I kind of hate talking about it. No, I know, but it's like, you know,

like when you start the comedy special, it's like the thing you want to like, you want

to acknowledge that it happened and then move on. I guess that's what we're doing now.

We're doing that in the episode. We're acknowledging it. Well, I think it's more that we just all

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