Stand-up Comedy And Poverty. Those Were My

When I Was In School, All Our History Books Were American, So We Learned American History, Not Canadian History.

I Think We Carry Around The Idea Of Being A Kid In The Hall As Part Of Our Identity. It's A Big Part Of How We See Ourselves Now.

If You Live In Ohio And You Don't Wear Scarlet And Gray Now, You're An Oddball. And It Used To Be That You Could Go Around Town Even In Columbus And See A Bunch Of People In Michigan Shirts ... And That's Horrible, Isn't It?.

The Thing That Really Surprised Me About Strip Malls In California, Specifically Los Angeles, Is That They Have Some Really Fantastic Restaurants.

In A Lot Of Ways, It Was A Huge Relief, Not Being A Member Of A Troupe, Being Able To Make Your Own Decisions And Kind Of Live Your Own Life.