When you're a gay kid, other kids sense that you're different.

So it's a really pretty terrifying experience.

But around adults, they accept me as one of their own.

This is death, sex and money.

To die, to expire, to pass on.

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.

I'm scared of walking out of this room and never feeling the way I feel when I'm with you and need to talk about more.

We got 70 dollars, but we got a pair of girls underpants.

I'm Anna Sale.

So hi, my name is Margaret Cho, and I'm Korean.

I am so Korean.

Margaret Cho has built her career around how she feels different.

It's hard when you're a child of immigrants. You know, you spend half

your day in America and the rest of your day in a foreign land.

Early on, her Korean immigrant parents were often the punchline.

You get fucked up shit in your lunchbox. All the other kids would get granola bars and caprice and I would get dried fish. This made Margaret Cho famous. By the time she was 25

she'd won an American comedy award for Best Female Stand Up and she had a

sitcom.

She was the star of All-American Girl, the first prime time sitcom with a predominantly

Asian-American cast.

What do you think your mom would say if she could see us now?

Oh, I know what she'd say.

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