The Cool Thing About The Internet Is

The Exciting Thing About Getting A Label Together And Doing Press For It Is That Hopefully Some 15-year-old Girl Who Is The Only Feminist In Her Junior-high Class Will Hear About It And Be Like, "oh, Cool, I Hadn't Heard Of That, I'm Going To Check It Out."

I Know That's Really Horrible, But That's How I Do It In My Head. I'm Going To Die. It Doesn't Matter. I Don't Matter. I'm A Grain Of Sand. As A Grain Of Sand, I May As Well Go Out And Relate To People And Enjoy My Short Time On This Planet That I Have. Who Knows What's Coming Next?

People Need To Stand Up, Women Need To Stand Up For Each Other And Say, "no You Can't Kick This Person Like They're A Dog. You Can Disagree With Someone Politically, You Can Have Arguments, Definitely Privilege Needs To Be Discussed In Real Productive And Valid Ways. But It's Not Real Criticism If It's Just Like, "you're A Disgusting Bad Person."

I've Always Been Like, "look, You're Going To Die And It's Not Going To Matter After You Die That You Got Out Onstage And Bombed."

There's Comedians Who I Consider Extremely Punk Rock Who I've Seen Do Very Political Stand Up In Places Where Nobody Wants To Hear That. It's Uncomfortable And Scary And You Realize It's The Punkest Performance You've Ever Witnessed.