I recently traveled to Switzerland for work, and I have to say, the home I booked on Airbnb really shaped the whole trip.

It overlooked the mountaintops, and there was this sweet little porch where I could sit in the morning and drink my coffee.

If you were following me during that time on Instagram, you saw me post from that exact location.

Also, there was just this incredible coffee machine that somehow made my morning routine feel intact, even across the ocean.

And I was also just able to get sunshine before a full day of conversations.

All those quiet moments in the morning, they grounded me.

Oh, and this touch I just loved was I got three bars of Swiss chocolate left by my host.

And I can confirm they were all gone by the end of my

three days day. When I travel, I don't just want a place to sleep. I want a place to land,

a living room where I can decompress in a space where I can do bedtime over face time and feel at

home when I'm away from home. That's why I book homes on Airbnb.

It helps me find places that feel grounding, not just convenient.

Because when where you stay feels good, everything else feels a little better too.

One of the biggest kind of ironic situations that a lot of comics are dark people.

But I want to be a light person.

You know what I mean? I want to be a person that provides joy but also has joy.

And like, what are we going to do?

We're going to dwell on, you know, negativities.

Like I would much rather try to spin towards the light.

Here's something I think about a lot. The roles we play as kids, the funny one,

the responsible one, the easy one. These roles don't just disappear and we grow up. They often

become the traits the world sees us as or rewards us for. And when all this happens early

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