I Know What It's Like To Have

I Did A Lot Of Theater In School. I Thought Maybe I Wanted To Go To Law School Or Be A Judge Or A Politician. And Then I Just Kind Of Got Smitten By The Process Of Rehearsal And Working With Other Actors And Those Kinds Of Challenges. And Then Comedy.

I Had A Nickname In Junior High, And I'm Loathe To Say This: 'potato Lady.'

I Do Feel There Is A Certain Amount Of Distance And Apathy That's Created When You Feel Like There's A Distance Between You And The Other People. So It's Very Easy To... When You Have An App That Sets It Up Where You Very Clearly Swipe Somebody's Face Off Of Your Screen Because You Don't Like The Way They Look, You're Asking People To Not Appeal To Their Best Selves. You're Asking People To Be Brutal.

In 2002 Mom And I Got A Chance To Act Together In A Play Called 'pitching To The Star,' With Her Brother, Robert Lipton. The Three Of Us On The Same Stage - That Was Such A Special Experience For Me.

I Think People Kind Of Come In Who They Are, And It Sort Of Doesn't Even Matter Who Their Parents Are - It Can Affect You A Little Bit, And You Can Be Guided And Shaped.