The Comment Section with Drew Afualo - MARY BETH BARONE IS SICK OF KEEPING SECRETS (Ft. Mary Beth Barone) ｜ Episode 234

00:00:00.000 congratulations on your iud yeah i love the thing i mean we fight like sisters

00:00:04.760 hey everyone and welcome back to another episode of the comment section show starring me your fave

00:00:17.140 everybody knows me who cares about me on to the guests today we have another all-star the one

00:00:23.480 the only the iconic the hilarious marybeth barone so good to be back in this chair

00:00:31.080 first time in the chair good to be back first time in this chair in this space in this space

00:00:37.180 watch this space by the way i'm wondering if every guest comments on your engagement ring or not

00:00:41.540 because it was right there and i just feel like i have to say like it's really good thank you

00:00:46.980 it greeted you before you greeted me yeah i was like okay you have to address the elephant in the

00:00:51.700 room um it's a really good ring did you help design and pick out really yeah and i feel like

00:00:57.400 people think i'm making that up but i swear to god i'm not well i know you're not a liar yeah

00:01:01.000 unless i lie and then you are and then i am a liar and that's just it is what it is it's between you

00:01:06.780 and god it's the few joys that women get out of this life i think it's okay i wish i lied more

00:01:11.740 i just have this catholic guilt right i just don't do it and i think i could have a little

00:01:16.120 fun i'm just like big catholic working on it would be crazy for me to just like say something that's

00:01:21.160 not true like i just can't i can't even picture it no i can't maybe i'll throw a lie in this week

00:01:28.840 yeah you have to mix it in there yeah just see if i can get away with it yeah but i to answer

00:01:33.500 your question no i did not have any hand in designing it um he had been working on it for

00:01:38.500 months before he uh proposed to me which is crazy because we do everything together or most things

00:01:44.380 together so like i didn't even know he went and talked to my parents i didn't know he was like

00:01:48.160 what else is he hiding i don't know he could be up to yeah i was like so you can hide things for

00:01:52.560 me very well he's probably designing more jewelry for you that's what i'm gonna tell myself every

00:01:57.780 time i have a question no i love him i love your love i like every time you guys post a photo

00:02:01.980 together i'm just like this is what we're all here for that's why we showed up today

00:02:07.560 why we're all every day we get up go to work it's for stuff like that

00:02:11.460 right so i'm really happy for you thank you i appreciate that yeah it's he was one i would say

00:02:18.180 of the rare ones obviously um and it's just a plus that he looks like that it's just kind of a bonus

00:02:24.600 can knock you over with a feather beautiful couple well done we're all rooting for you

00:02:31.460 see this kind of reminds me of this so it's weird pivot but like um i loved you at globes obviously

00:02:37.060 i saw you at globes thank you right before you did have a spot in the center of the sun so i'm

00:02:40.880 proud of you thank you so much you persevered you couldn't even tell how hot it was right there yeah

00:02:44.820 and i'm a cold person i'm cold i turn purple when i'm cold and i told them like if the ac's on on

00:02:50.740 the carpet i'm turning purple they're like i don't think you have to worry about that because they

00:02:54.880 erected like a tiny city yes and there was no ventilation no not at all so yeah i was they said

00:03:00.020 there's no need for airflow in here but my feet hurt so much i actually didn't even think about

00:03:03.260 how hot it was oh so it was fine maybe that's the key then i think the key is to have something

00:03:07.800 worse happening to you yeah and then you won't even notice and the dress was really tight so i

00:03:11.560 couldn't breathe that much it was fine it was great though it was good to see you it was good

00:03:15.620 to see you for like those like two seconds that might be last time i saw you which is really sad

00:03:19.540 yeah that is really sad months ago yeah that's not fair i've been good how have you been i'm pretty 0.94

00:03:24.400 good yeah i was i want to compliment you on gloves because i thought you fucking killed which is 0.66

00:03:29.100 obvious and i'm sure you know that but one of the best ones i think you did was with the rock who i 0.94

00:03:34.340 recently had on but you said can you pick me up yeah and he was like in what regard yeah and i

00:03:39.500 thought whatever honestly whichever one whichever one you're open to yeah it's totally cool by me

00:03:45.280 and you're like physically and he said oh yeah easily with one hand yeah and if i wasn't wearing

00:03:51.020 a beaded dress from 1994 or if it might have been 93 or 94 i would have had him do it then and there

00:03:57.100 yeah but i thought he's so strong that he could actually crush the beads probably that's true and

00:04:01.920 then the stress it will no longer launch it to the moon we'd never see you again that's actually

00:04:05.480 what i want i've talked about this in a few interviews really first press for the special

00:04:09.280 is that i would love to get launched up there no suit and just see how far i can get just

00:04:13.900 before i can't breathe anymore out of the atmosphere i asphyxiate what do you think

00:04:19.020 you're you're looking at like time wise if you had to give yourself your best guess less than

00:04:22.860 one second i have no resilience physically i'm like i just would it's instant i'm gone or what

00:04:29.020 if you're so paper thin and like fragile here on earth but up there you're even stronger yeah what

00:04:34.780 if up there you're wonder woman and then i just hit the moon and i'm like cool i'm just gonna hang

00:04:38.060 here i'd be fine with that yeah don't send a rescue mission i'm good no it's all right i want

00:04:43.140 to see what's up there yeah you should an ex-best friend of mine once said like people talk about

00:04:48.520 wanting to go to space but like we're in space we're in the vip section of space that's like

00:04:52.860 earth is space we're one of the planets you know yeah so it's just we don't think about that enough

00:04:56.860 and we're not grateful and this is why i'm here is to talk about gratitude

00:04:59.700 thank you and what else are you feeling grateful for your special coming up yes i do want to talk

00:05:05.660 about galaxy brain i would love to know how it feels to have like a big special coming out like

00:05:11.340 because obviously you've been working in comedy and i think you're fucking hilarious and i'm so

00:05:15.520 happy for you but how do you feel about everything it's so crazy when things start going a little bit 0.60

00:05:21.100 well you're like well i'm gonna hit by a car soon and i'm just glad i did the special and we recorded

00:05:26.340 it and it's in post it's done it's going to be on netflix even if i pass away between now and then

00:05:30.200 but it feels good it feels like the right time obviously i'm an extremely impatient person so

00:05:36.320 in the life cycle of a career i've been like wanting things to happen faster yeah but i think

00:05:40.760 things happen at the right time and this is this is all the things i wanted to say on this big

00:05:45.180 platform and just see who gets mad and i have some ideas of who it might be uh but it's usually

00:05:51.140 it's not it's not the people you think usually it's not the people you think so i'm i'm really

00:05:56.660 excited to have it out and i i hope that the girls and the gays enjoy it because that's really who i

00:06:01.440 did it for and um and the outfit is exactly what i wanted it to be and that's that's the most

00:06:06.960 important that's the most important part i would say yeah more important than your hilarious jokes

00:06:11.100 yeah it's about the aesthetic because some people might watch it on mute you know you have no idea

00:06:14.860 and then you are that beautiful though that is a very common thing that happens to you thank you

00:06:20.380 i realized my outfit today looks like i survived a nuclear blast i'm like ripped jeans and a ripped

00:06:25.220 shirt it's a bit much but it holds as far as the eye can see it's comfortable though so yeah i think

00:06:31.400 you look chic thank you i think you look beautiful and amazing and i'm very i would love to know like

00:06:35.720 where did you first off where did you get the title galaxy brain i would love to know that

00:06:39.580 yes so that comes from uh my actually it wasn't even me my brother brought this up in our family

00:06:44.520 group chat one time how many microwaves there are in the world you never see the same one twice in

00:06:49.040 two houses right which is kind of crazy to think about so I talked about that on my podcast and

00:06:53.460 that's why I have a podcast and you guys listening don't so we always say that on ride it's just so

00:06:58.780 we could talk about stuff like that someone commented on the video being like this is so

00:07:01.960 galaxy brain or like called me galaxy brain I'd never heard before right and then I just really

00:07:06.100 felt I like I identify as that and it's it's I guess the formal definition is when you say 0.67

00:07:12.300 something that sounds smart but it's actually dumb and with the special I think it comes back 0.91

00:07:17.000 around it's actually so dumb that it becomes smart yes i love that you know what people are 0.99

00:07:22.580 just not operating on the level that you're operating that and i want to blow their minds 0.69

00:07:26.320 and i do think some of the ideas i put forth in the special like how to fix the country yeah people

00:07:31.480 are going to be like i just would have never thought of that so i can't wait maybe it is that

00:07:35.580 simple i you'll see yeah my first special i suggested to fix the country we needed another

00:07:41.700 9-11 no one acted on it so we'll see if if we let's see if you guys pick up these golden nuggets

00:07:48.560 this time let's see so i guess we'll see i i and honestly i love i love the concept of i guess like 0.89

00:07:56.680 an insult where they're like that's the dumbest fucking thing i've ever heard yeah but it's meant 0.79

00:08:00.760 but princey's complimentary yes you know yeah and it's like or you just never thought of it just 0.99

00:08:06.120 never thought about it and now you're being a hater you're jealous of this brain of mine and

00:08:10.400 i'm letting you literally walk into my brain in the special yeah i think i think people are gonna

00:08:14.720 be like everything she said makes sense coming from her wouldn't necessarily make sense coming

00:08:19.840 from someone else that's what you want you want to say things that like are so in your voice and

00:08:25.880 point of view which i feel like is something you do so well thank you and that's why when i stumbled

00:08:30.540 upon your first video like the first videos i saw of you just like sort of ripping men to shreds i

00:08:35.700 was like well this is one singular voice and people as we talked about last time love to try

00:08:40.220 to copy you rip you word for word yeah just doesn't really work yeah you're right that's so 0.96

00:08:44.420 true it's like it doesn't hit the same and I get what you mean about like or is it so dumb that 0.85

00:08:50.740 it's actually smart I actually have quite a few of things like that that I've responded to before

00:08:55.220 like when men get really mad speaking my engagement ring like when I got engaged like

00:08:58.840 because obviously forever it was like he's never going to marry you and I was like well you guys

00:09:02.660 are never factoring whether or not I want to get married but obviously you're not because you think 0.97

00:09:06.060 i'm stupid um and you think i would wait for a man that's crazy but when he did propose to me 0.98

00:09:11.000 then the goalpost moved and then it turned into oh that they're married he's marrying me for money 0.98

00:09:16.340 which about five of those years i had no money so i don't know how you count for that

00:09:21.180 but no worries um but i did say why is it always money but also what a flex right right yeah i have

00:09:27.580 a trophy wife is good for him i got a pretty little thing at home yeah and good for you if

00:09:31.940 you're racking in the cash so you could have a trophy husband which by the way i think i do

00:09:35.440 think if we had more trophy husbands the world would be a quieter place yeah probably more

00:09:39.900 peaceful a little bit um just we got to keep these guys busy they need hobbies yeah they need an amex

00:09:44.880 and they need to be let loose somewhere and a car i don't know if they're on good behavior

00:09:49.240 they get a car and i even like when i said to i was like why is it always money what if he's with

00:09:56.180 me for my body and then that's it for your sweet sweet my snatch the stuff you're yeah what if what

00:10:01.620 down in the bedroom literally what if i have a venus flytrap between my legs what if he's

00:10:05.380 purely using me for my body i think then what and you need to plant that idea in people's heads i'm

00:10:10.520 curious are people reaching out to you about this via comments or via dms both they're saying he's

00:10:16.160 marrying you for your money yes both that's why i'm like i hope you read them curled up next to 0.98

00:10:23.560 him in bed like look at these fools yeah they're so jealous of you how does it feel they're so 0.99

00:10:28.940 fucking jealous of you feels good honestly how i feel is like have you ever seen snow white and 1.00

00:10:33.140 the huntsman no oh my gosh see that you should there's a it's starring uh kristen stewart and 0.99

00:10:39.300 charlize throne and charlize throne is like the evil queen but when she like you know obviously 1.00

00:10:44.680 she wants to be the most beautiful in the land that's her thing she brings young maidens to her 1.00

00:10:48.560 she grabs like the their jaws like this and then just sucks the youth out of them and gets younger 0.94

00:10:54.500 that's what I do to men like when men when men feed me hate it literally makes me more beautiful

00:10:59.480 and more young so it kind of works out and it just it doesn't even it doesn't even like scratch

00:11:04.980 the surface for you if you don't feel it at all like the hate god that's incredible like not from

00:11:11.400 them I mean I think the only kind of hate that ever really bothers me is like if it's nitpicky

00:11:16.020 stuff and it's like about things that I'm like okay you know what I'm talking about and you know

00:11:21.860 what I mean like it's it's the bean soup kind of hate that bothers me um but everything else I'm

00:11:28.100 like yeah why would that bother me like if you have anything in your life that's better than

00:11:32.740 everything I have in my life then I'll change my mind but I doubt it I love what you do because I

00:11:37.460 think there's this idea that if you get like a mean comment or criticism like you shouldn't

00:11:41.040 respond to it but I'm like if you can dunk on them so hard then they actually block you

00:11:44.940 and maybe even delete their account yeah absolutely should say something oh yeah and I

00:11:49.340 and i weaponize it often i i would say now i use it a little bit more like i would say what's the

00:11:56.060 word more democratic about it like i'm a little bit more like i guess i'll let you live even some 0.56

00:12:01.740 dudes that i've fucked up recently i'm like i let you live the first four times you talked about me 0.86

00:12:05.960 i did i let you live and here you are pissing me off again now i got to do something about it now 0.99

00:12:11.100 you have to decimate yeah unfortunately now your account's gonna get overrun or it's gonna get 0.93

00:12:15.020 delete it or you're gonna delete it i've had men dm me after and ask me to please take down my video 0.51

00:12:19.820 because they like work somewhere and it might get them in trouble they work somewhere yes likely

00:12:24.300 story why do you have so much time then to be mean to women on the internet maybe you should go to 0.68

00:12:28.880 work i think about what you told me on the last episode we filmed together where i asked you if 0.98

00:12:33.280 you've ever gotten like unsolicited advice on your jokes and you were like oh yeah and you said that

00:12:39.800 someone followed you out and said why aren't you writing this down yeah you said why would i be

00:12:46.080 why would i do that why would i write this down you're a stranger to me and you're not a comedian 0.99

00:12:51.020 you're an audience member get the fuck out of my face i'm wearing stewart whitesman stilettos right 1.00

00:12:57.200 now get the fuck out of my face girl no i know get out of my fucking face when you have milestones 1.00

00:13:03.960 i feel like you do reflect a lot on like all the shit that you've been through and like all those 1.00

00:13:08.220 moments where you just like had to be like i'm gonna continue doing this anyway yeah and i'm

00:13:12.760 just glad that none of that ever really deterred me and what for me it's hard because like i know

00:13:17.500 that the especially like for actors they don't have this like conversational relationship with

00:13:21.840 their audience so people are like oh you don't have to respond to stuff but i'm like i like to

00:13:26.140 respond right it's content for me you're telling me and sometimes i get dms like the closing joke

00:13:31.600 in my special yeah someone who had seen the hour dm'd me and was like actually so women and gay 0.69

00:13:36.760 guys giving me joke pitches I'm so here for yeah but this girl was like oh my friend I write your 0.83

00:13:41.540 show and we had this idea of like one other word you could add to the punchline and I was like wait

00:13:45.880 that's such a good idea and then I went back and I found them and I messaged them recently and I

00:13:49.400 was like I just want you to know like that ended up in the special um so sometimes there is like

00:13:53.460 you know there's good stuff in there yeah so I just don't want to like completely swear off of

00:13:57.560 it even though maybe someday I will it's just like I don't know there's there's so many different

00:14:02.060 ways to navigate it and yeah I think you just have to do what is right for you and sometimes

00:14:05.760 reading the comments like i i can't read reddit anymore i have blocked it on every device but

00:14:09.660 sometimes it does the bad outweighs the good but right now it's it's fruitful for me i feel you

00:14:15.360 about reddit like they i have they have wanted posters in my face on that website yeah they hate

00:14:20.380 i for when i still had a twitter like years ago i made my twitter like header um a post i saw about

00:14:27.040 myself on reddit when i was like first blowing up on tiktok and it was like does anyone know

00:14:31.380 that bitch on tiktok named drew off wallow and there was just one singular upvote yeah and i

00:14:37.120 thought it was the funniest thing i had ever read and i made my header forever because it was like 0.93

00:14:41.240 that bitch on tiktok but you knew my full name and one up yeah and it was probably him and i was 0.73

00:14:46.760 like this is funny people on reddit shouldn't know about us no i agree they just forget we 0.94

00:14:51.620 ever existed because we're not for that platform really we're for we're for um front of the camera

00:14:56.640 i agree yeah and i feel like reddit could be used positively for like when i have like something's

00:15:03.860 wrong with my plumbing or like when i had a prius like i would go on prius reddit all the time and

00:15:09.200 like look up problems with my prius i'm like well let me look this up on reddit yeah but now that i

00:15:13.840 do this i'm like yeah i don't i don't need to be going on that website it should be a resource for

00:15:17.860 that or if you have like a weird mark on your hand and you're like is this cancer yeah it shouldn't

00:15:22.060 be for like let's kill someone like or or it's just like yeah like snark threads on reddit like 0.99

00:15:28.580 i find those to be the most unemployed shit i've ever seen in my fucking life say it with your 1.00

00:15:33.060 chest yeah make that make a video about it exactly what i think every time too i almost and it's all 0.99

00:15:37.980 and it's always because you know that this is so not rooted in anything real it's just purely like

00:15:44.140 i just don't like them yeah and i've said before like you could just say you don't like me that's

00:15:50.040 okay like it's not illegal by the way yeah oh my god by the way if you want to hate me you you could 0.98

00:15:55.840 have a field day yeah you could have a field day with the shit you can say about me performative 1.00

00:16:00.400 virtue signaling white feminist fake bisexual centers men what else it's like have fun with it 1.00

00:16:06.900 yeah that point you're just gonna say it anyways whether or not it's true it doesn't even matter 0.93

00:16:11.320 anymore like we've we're so far past that at this point oh but the worst is and i hate to bring this

00:16:16.880 up because we brought it up on ride too someone said that benny and i tipped 10 at lurfish bar

00:16:20.780 and i was like that's actually something i won't stand for because that's just not true 0.98

00:16:26.520 you can say whatever you want but don't say that that's not fucking true don't fucking say that 0.91

00:16:32.320 don't fucking say that that's really damaging i agree i agree and i i feel the same way about the 0.98

00:16:39.380 the performative aspect of it as well uh because i'm like you guys don't even know what that 0.98

00:16:43.800 fucking word means anymore and also you guys encourage virtue signaling when you harass people 0.92

00:16:47.700 about stuff totally so you you actually like virtue signaling until you don't until you don't 0.98

00:16:52.180 and you just kind of change when and where it happens but i've said before that like that kind

00:16:57.240 of negates the whole point of philanthropy to me is documenting every single good deed you do it's

00:17:01.220 important that you document your beliefs and where you stand i believe that to be true but documenting

00:17:05.960 every single thing is so not real well it's not the point one i'm like jake paul filmed himself 0.97

00:17:11.680 giving a homeless person a haircut and now i have to suffer for it like what the fuck like now 0.95

00:17:15.680 david dober gave a tesla to some random dude on the street now i have to be like mr beast otherwise 0.99

00:17:20.940 people are gonna think i don't care about anybody but myself well that that's insane that those two 0.92

00:17:24.620 are setting the bar that's my fucking point no it's crazy i mean what i try to instill in people 0.88

00:17:29.940 is i'm not posting that stuff too so people think i'm a good person right i'm posting because i 0.96

00:17:34.060 actually want to share information i agree or sell tickets that's going to benefit something

00:17:37.700 or whatever get people to donate money it's really not it's like I have so many white women following

00:17:41.900 me who don't know who don't know and they don't know what where to put their parents money so I'm

00:17:47.100 like let me show you yeah this is a great way to great way to start it's a start this is a great

00:17:52.400 uh transition though to your comedy because that was something I wanted to compliment you on

00:17:56.280 because I think it's really beautiful and amazing that you can work in causes that you care about

00:18:02.180 activism that you care about that's important that's topical that's relevant to now the way

00:18:06.480 that you can effortlessly like weave it into comedy i think it's a beautiful thing and i think

00:18:09.980 it's a singular thing to you in a lot of ways so like i'm curious like where did you start with

00:18:15.040 that is that something that you kind of grew to as a comic as you like evolved as a comic or was

00:18:19.120 it something that you're like this is something i want to make sure i work in from the beginning

00:18:22.440 i think it was always part of it but i didn't realize it was always like technically political

00:18:27.060 like when you first start i think the instinct is to be really blue which means like talking

00:18:31.240 about sex and cursing and stuff right that's just like it's easier you don't know how to navigate

00:18:35.260 difficult topics right but then from my first comedy central set I talk about like being

00:18:40.420 anti-circumcision and I didn't realize that that was going to like galvanize people against me

00:18:45.500 like that it's in a sort of inherently political thing to talk about right um and so I just like

00:18:50.720 to talk about things that are that are important to me or that I feel strongly about or that I see

00:18:54.860 the like stupidity in almost um so that's that's always sort of come naturally but then sometimes

00:19:00.440 you get it wrong like sometimes you do a joke and maybe there's nuance to it or the audience 0.96

00:19:04.580 doesn't necessarily like it's just a little bit pushing it too far yeah um so you find those

00:19:09.860 limits but you have to find them through doing the jokes live which can be tough or you get

00:19:13.840 these comments online that are like um and i hate to keep talking about comments but it is the

00:19:17.620 comment section um where people think just because you said a word that it's a joke about blank

00:19:23.600 right so like i have a joke about ice making me pro and my pd because like if ice came through

00:19:29.180 and my pd would be like no these are our people and if anyone's going to shoot them it's us

00:19:32.940 so that then some people see that and they go you're making fun of like people being murdered

00:19:38.000 i'm like no no no but this is this is a joke about the police and it's a joke about ice

00:19:42.480 i'm not making it's a layered joke yeah it's not like um i'm not making light of what's happened

00:19:46.960 yeah the punchline is not murder no and it's just ridiculous that like that is what the situation is

00:19:52.740 so i think it's always threading the needle with that and sometimes you just think maybe this joke

00:19:58.460 like isn't totally worth doing yeah if it's gonna make people uncomfortable yeah and that's what i

00:20:03.180 think about saying any anything right like people are always i don't know people get caught up in

00:20:08.040 this whole idea of like oh we can't say these things anymore and it's like you can actually

00:20:11.280 say anything yeah you can say there's really no laws right you about that you can you're going

00:20:16.260 to a lot of bad comics do it they do it all the time yes and so it's this idea that like anyone

00:20:21.500 can say anything that they want it's just like how are you going to make the other people in the room

00:20:24.900 feel when you say that right but some people don't care or they want the shock value or whatever it

00:20:29.600 is and so for me it's like I don't I don't want to make the girls uncomfortable if it's making

00:20:33.960 straight guys uncomfortable that's fine yeah but I don't want to I wouldn't want to make like I

00:20:38.420 always want to feel like I'm punching up yeah totally absolutely to me and I think you do it

00:20:43.000 effortlessly which I think is beautiful I think that's why your comedy can span um ages as well

00:20:48.260 like including young people because I feel like that like you said earlier like what you just

00:20:52.980 said about not being able to say anything like i've i talked about that once because i and like 0.75

00:20:57.560 i'll decide if i want to bleep the name but when i fucked up online that was one of my biggest sets 0.59

00:21:03.220 of videos honestly and he and i'm going to tell you a story about meeting him right after this 0.74

00:21:08.000 i'm like where's the popcorn and he like when i made videos about it like obviously i had a bunch 0.98

00:21:15.120 of his fans like he's like who love him coming in my shit and being like you can't fucking say 1.00

00:21:21.160 anything anymore and i was like do you really think like just use your dumb bitch brain for a 1.00

00:21:26.200 second do you really think that women let's just use women have never heard a misogynistic joke 1.00

00:21:31.240 in their life maybe it sucks like maybe the joke is as maybe you're bad maybe you're not a very

00:21:36.720 good comic maybe that's what the issue is there's a lot of people give a lot of leeway for for

00:21:40.980 offensive jokes if they're funny that's what i have found right and so even still sometimes i'm

00:21:45.640 like maybe not worth it but if the joke is good or it's an it's a nuanced take or something we

00:21:50.620 haven't heard before right there are plenty of misogynistic jokes that i think are funny right

00:21:54.680 because they're well-written thoughtful jokes i agree it's just yeah people like to come to that

00:22:00.460 defense of of like well you know it's free speech and whatever and it's like he is saying that

00:22:04.940 publicly you know he's not being arrested i just i can have whatever reaction to that that i want

00:22:09.540 i agree and i can also just think it's just not funny right people are allowed to be offended and

00:22:13.780 i can also think it's not necessarily offensive it just sucks right like that's i was like i

00:22:17.900 wasn't offended by it just was it was bad and it's and it's actually a disservice to the audience to 0.58

00:22:22.500 even put that in front of them because now they're dumber for having laughed at it so everybody loses

00:22:27.460 and that's on you yeah and when and when i met this man i met him at uh globes like my very first

00:22:33.940 globes were just two years ago and i was like in this spot like and i had like a news station next

00:22:39.280 to me and this other girl next to me who i won't say who she is but she's amazing and i love her i

00:22:44.080 loved both my neighbors and she works for like this website that does a lot of like film critic

00:22:50.120 reviews so it's very serious so she gets a lot of big talent that goes to her because they want her

00:22:54.720 to like post them and she's been doing it for years like she's a seasoned vet on these carpets

00:22:59.340 yeah and this was my first time meeting her so this guy's publicist comes up to us like halfway

00:23:03.960 through he's like do you guys want to talk to x right and uh both me and her were like i'm good

00:23:09.600 the lady next to me though goes yeah sure why not right so he comes over does that one next to us

00:23:15.620 walks to me the publicist goes yeah these two these two also want to talk to you i just said

00:23:22.200 no 20 seconds before this so then i went no i don't and he didn't even look at me he didn't

00:23:29.760 even engage me it was you what do you mean like he knew he knew it was you he knows who i am yeah 0.98

00:23:34.980 i'm very certain he knows who i am i think he's afraid of me pussy so anyways so he i go no not 0.99

00:23:41.200 me he goes to the girl next to me she goes i also said no right and then he with her gets offended 0.99

00:23:48.540 right and he goes okay you know you could have just said no you know that and he starts raising

00:23:57.900 his voice like he's trying to like cause a scene and embarrass her like humiliate her

00:24:01.680 and then he goes you could have said no okay you could have said like i think implying to the

00:24:08.180 publicist to which she goes i did say no you should ask him and i'm and i'm just watching

00:24:14.700 like this the whole time i'm not even engaged in this and then he goes okay all right she goes i

00:24:20.500 did say no you can ask him thanks and then she just goes on her phone he walks away humiliated 0.85

00:24:28.140 like he was so embarrassed he stopped interviews after that went inside wow you shut you shut it 0.99

00:24:33.320 down yeah but even like when he walked away I told that girl I said I think you're my fucking 1.00

00:24:37.720 hero girl and we started laughing and she goes well what the fuck you're trying to pressure me 0.99

00:24:41.800 into interviewing you no I'm not going to oh I'm laughing and I go man he's probably gonna yell at 0.99

00:24:47.720 his publicist and then the guy next to me was doing the camera he goes he is look at him we 0.99

00:24:52.660 looked over he's like like i only see his back like he's like piss the fuck off that's a beautiful 0.95

00:25:01.100 he was so angry that ding dong does not need to be on that website but also don't like make press 0.98

00:25:07.020 uncomfortable like don't insult press that's right that's insane that's an insane move and that's

00:25:11.360 where i think like when he was standing there looking at her and she was she to her credit

00:25:16.020 gave him like an out like she was pretending to look at her phone he could have easily moved on

00:25:20.400 just move on bro yeah and then he was still standing there and i think he thought that

00:25:24.660 she would find him attractive and then just be intimidated into doing it well as i say in my

00:25:30.040 special male comedians are some of the worst people that we have netflix let me say some of

00:25:36.160 our worst soldiers and i know that might sound like hyperbolic it's not they're not just bad

00:25:43.140 but then they have microphones think about how dangerous they can document their thoughts and

00:25:48.420 post them to the internet and people then like buy into it and then sort of echo those thoughts

00:25:53.520 yeah so it's like if you have the opportunity to be good to do good in the world or do that

00:25:58.940 like why are you choosing that it's like the looks maxing thing um that whole trend and it's very

00:26:06.320 funny because it's like it's just men discovering what women have known for centuries which is that

00:26:10.560 looking better um kind of gives you a leg up because they go i'm close like i have nothing

00:26:17.020 to improve here right for for however many years men have been alive they've thought this is as good

00:26:21.800 as i can be and i'm good and now they're suddenly it's like cool what we've been wearing makeup

00:26:27.500 since we were five like just just go away when they discover that looks are probably a huge

00:26:33.800 factor in how people treat you and now we should start caring right because well i mean we should

00:26:38.940 go like this give them a hand it's so interesting i don't interact with straight men that much it's

00:26:46.000 just me too it's not something i would do no same and sometimes i find myself especially when i come

00:26:51.200 out to la at tables where it's like you know maybe four straight guys a gay guy and then four girls

00:26:56.500 and the the places the conversation goes is so weird and i'm just like this is what happens when

00:27:04.280 you have an imbalance at the table women need to be leading conversation i agree straight guys

00:27:08.660 leading conversation and it no matter what it is what i'm not gonna say what was being discussed

00:27:14.380 on friday i don't want to put that on the listeners and i know that's not their fault

00:27:19.620 your mom's in here so i'm not going to bring it up but i just this is the second time in la i've

00:27:24.160 been in a dinner where there were more straight guys they outnumbered any other demographic

00:27:27.540 just that's horrifying it was really bad and i'll give you an antithesis to that i took a workout

00:27:34.540 class last night with my girlfriend it was very fun it was bar method for those wondering and it

00:27:39.660 was my first time ever doing that kind of class and it was all women obviously it's like six of us

00:27:43.740 female instructor having a blast a blast in it i was having so much fun at the end we did like a 0.99

00:27:49.700 lot of stretching then she turns off the lights and she was like let's do some breathing and we're

00:27:54.040 like breathing and we're like reaching up and reaching down and all that and she's like speaking

00:27:58.040 all relaxing and then she's like so let's like take a deep breath let's not hold our hands in

00:28:02.980 the namaste pose and let's thank ourselves for showing up today and i was like i was almost 0.86

00:28:08.620 moved to tears i was like you know what being a girl fucking rocks i would never want to be a guy 0.86

00:28:14.900 like i've been thinking about it more recently i'm just like i don't want to being a woman can 0.97

00:28:19.700 be really hard but you have those beautiful moments where especially in workout classes i

00:28:24.240 know that are mostly women and i think there's just a lot of freedom in that there's oh my gosh 1.00

00:28:29.240 and i was like i literally said i was like i fucking love you ladies just met them all totally 0.57

00:28:34.300 that's well those are your sisters those are my sisters that's your family that's my that's my 0.91

00:28:38.960 literal blood and that's what is so i love my crowd so much at shows and after like any stand-up show

00:28:45.340 i host with other comics on it they'll comment to me how nice my crowds are venues will tell me

00:28:49.340 that it's the best dress crowd they've ever seen oh my and it's just such a like it's just so many

00:28:54.140 girls to the point where um at my taping it was sort of like a almost like a charlie xcx concert

00:28:59.640 where like the line for the women's room was like down the block and then there was two guys in the

00:29:03.960 men's room so my mom went in there um with her friend and my mom said to the guy she loves 0.99

00:29:09.700 telling this story she goes well I'm a nurse so I've seen more penises than a prostitute don't 0.99

00:29:13.980 worry about it and fully just peed in the men's room that that one kills every time that one kills 0.99

00:29:18.700 and I was just like cool that's my mom saying that probably to two gay guys but I'm sure they

00:29:24.800 loved it no worries and that's the ratio that's the ratio that I want that's the ratio I was

00:29:29.140 gonna ask about your taping like how did that feel doing your taping like live like so surreal

00:29:33.280 like did it feel right were you nervous at all like so nervous I mean you have two we recorded

00:29:38.920 we did a dress rehearsal show we shot the cold open that day and the ending and then I had two

00:29:44.160 filmed performances to really nail it yeah and it's it's almost good that like you that's just

00:29:50.200 all the footage you have yeah you know you don't get seven takes you get two takes of each thing

00:29:54.080 yeah and that's what you have to work within and it's sort of a challenge to like edit it together

00:29:58.360 like this joke was better from the early show but like the continuity doesn't match so how are we

00:30:02.560 to compromise um so it was a really cool like fun creative challenge but it's good for my control

00:30:07.880 issues too because I'm like this is all we have this is the this is the footage that we have yeah

00:30:12.100 and we have to we I want to cut it together in the most beautiful way possible and it's it's

00:30:16.260 interesting like some of the jokes that night were the best I've ever delivered them and then some

00:30:20.080 jokes weren't and it's like but it was live and yeah my instinct is like cut every flub and make

00:30:25.900 it sound perfect like it's a play or something like a very rehearsed play and my producer Dan

00:30:29.960 powell who works he owns irony point he was like what i found with the specials is that you don't

00:30:33.840 want them to feel overly sanitized like yeah part part of what's cool about it is that it was a live

00:30:38.240 experience and you want the people watching at home to feel like they were in the room

00:30:41.200 yeah so that was really helpful to hear because my instinct is always to try to be a perfectionist

00:30:45.420 and with art like that you just you can't yeah like you have what you have and that's it until

00:30:50.560 we start doing ai specials which of course i will never do yeah but it was it was good and that's 0.96

00:30:56.000 how you know it's not an ai special it's not because that's how you know that shit was real 0.76

00:30:59.340 and live it was real and live and you can tell because there's a couple of like little you know 0.96

00:31:03.480 just live moments that like yeah that you can't that are sort of like out of your control um but

00:31:08.460 I was the taping was like a dream come true it was so fun and when I was done oh my god it felt

00:31:12.820 like it was the best feeling in the world because I love when performing is over and it's crazy I've

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00:34:47.980 we sent you. And how did your family feel being there? Having my family there was so beautiful.

00:34:53.260 All my siblings were there. Even the one that lives in Australia, she came to the taping and

00:34:58.760 it was just so nice. It felt like a, well, it's interesting too in this industry, like

00:35:02.440 every finish line feels like a starting line again so it was like yes we had taped it but

00:35:06.680 i knew we had this post-process ahead of us and i actually had an after party because i've had a few

00:35:11.300 milestones where i didn't really celebrate them after and it's like why am i not making a big

00:35:15.560 deal of this like you're so me i do the same thing i'm like you're kind of speeding past it

00:35:19.340 to the next thing literally i'm like i i did two sets on late night and i just like yeah just like

00:35:24.280 went home that was the first time i watched your stand-up actually it was when you were on fallon

00:35:28.100 yeah yeah like but i went i literally went to eat dinner in union square with one friend sydney

00:35:31.960 washington and then i went home i love her and she's the best and that's my work wife but i was

00:35:36.580 like i should have maybe like had like a group dinner or something yeah this one i'm i'm like

00:35:41.640 bridezilla oh i'm so glad bathhouse meet and greet in williamsburg i'm doing dinner with my high

00:35:46.860 school friends on the tuesday and then i'm doing a huge dance party at three dollar bill i saw

00:35:51.320 i'm so fucking pumped i'm so excited for you and i'm happy to hear that you're like actually 0.63

00:35:55.880 celebrating yourself it's a huge fucking feat we have to celebrate yeah especially because 0.99

00:36:00.460 everything sucks ass like if you zoom out like even a little bit so it's just nice to be like 0.99

00:36:05.040 this is a win for the girls and we're gonna just like commemorate it yeah it's fucking incredible 0.99

00:36:13.840 i'm so excited for you do you think you're gonna do another special i have some thoughts for another

00:36:18.140 special i'm getting ahead of i'm getting ahead of it because i already know i'm gonna love yeah

00:36:21.480 i've like i've already been planning it i have the google doc i'm like i know what it's called

00:36:24.840 i know what i want the ending to be so and i have a little bit of the material but yeah like the

00:36:30.440 idea of writing another hour is a little daunting I know I genuinely don't know how you guys do it

00:36:35.340 um I truly even just memorizing a five was just so taxing to me so I can't even imagine an hour

00:36:42.280 it's mental illness yeah it's like and especially uh the way that you're telling me about it is like

00:36:47.880 the perfectionist of it all oh girl I can't even imagine it can be stressful but you know you 0.84

00:36:52.740 practice it a lot and then you're just like whatever happens again on the day is just like

00:36:56.460 what is meant to be yeah to be captured i'm so excited for you tell me about the look for galaxy

00:37:01.900 brain i i really want to hear about the look i know it's a paramount part of it obviously and

00:37:05.520 you look stunning thank you so much i'd love to know about the look well we wanted i wanted this

00:37:09.140 set design to look like i was in space of course galaxy brain and then um my dp and the director

00:37:15.140 kai newman had come up with this idea that we would do a reflective floor so that you could

00:37:19.900 actually when you were zoomed out the floor also looked like it was stars so um it looked like i

00:37:24.840 was kind of floating which was really cool and then for the dress i worked with wieterhoft

00:37:29.100 jackson wieterhoft and we met up we met to discuss the vibe and my references were the

00:37:35.680 dress in the little mermaid when she walks out of the water at the end great one sparkly and blue

00:37:40.820 like poured over her because it's a cartoon and then another cartoon megrah from hercules love

00:37:46.320 so and jackson is so amazing at um corsetry of course so we we knew we wanted to do that so we

00:37:53.000 use a silhouette from a previous look that he had designed but we wanted to make it our own so we

00:37:57.720 added some beading in the shape of the gemini constellation because i'm a gemini yes and then

00:38:02.980 i was really dead set on it being lilac and so that was a really hard color they couldn't find

00:38:08.620 anything in the right shade so they custom dyed it multiple times why lilac i'm so curious something

00:38:14.720 about it and then against the red shoe i just felt like i know the dress in little mermaid is

00:38:19.220 technically like a blue color but i just really love lilac i know it looked beautiful i was just

00:38:24.260 so curious why lilac yeah i don't know it just was like i was just like i want a really light

00:38:28.560 purple yeah it's so feminine the color that's tea and so i i wanted this look to be extremely

00:38:34.540 feminine that's so beautiful and you nailed it and guess what you nailed it thank you and also

00:38:40.260 i know ride you guys are back and better better than ever we're definitely back we're a little

00:38:46.520 I'm tired. 0.69

00:38:47.800 I was going to say, you and your work wife, Benny.

00:38:50.800 Yes, we're back.

00:38:52.020 We came back, and we're having fun.

00:38:54.920 I think, like, I'm sure, or I don't want to put words in your mouth,

00:38:58.000 but sometimes maybe having a podcast, it does feel a little bit relentless.

00:39:00.960 Oh, yes, of course.

00:39:01.820 Because it's like you just did those episodes that now you have to edit them

00:39:04.220 and then put them out and then do more.

00:39:05.600 It's, like, crazy.

00:39:07.560 Just never ending.

00:39:08.660 It's like eating.

00:39:09.440 I'm like, when's it going to stop?

00:39:11.060 Can I go one day without, like, doing a podcast episode?

00:39:14.100 it's really hard so um but the break was perfect for us yeah we last season when we were filming

00:39:20.940 overcompensating we were doing episodes on the weekends and we just really started to resent

00:39:25.400 having to go there on our days off yeah totally um so we took we were being overworked obviously

00:39:29.980 yeah burnt out and feeling like we have nothing funny to say so we took a nice long break and

00:39:34.320 now we're back and it feels like it was the right time yeah we miss like also but on the flip side

00:39:39.620 when you're used to putting stuff out every week and then you go to putting nothing out yeah and

00:39:43.980 you're really like rebuilding and you're getting stuff ready to be put out it feels like I don't

00:39:48.480 know there's like a void or something yeah probably more mental illness or just a creative outlet that

00:39:54.360 you guys were utilizing or over utilizing at one point yeah to the point it's nice when something

00:39:59.260 happens in a week and you're like I can talk about that next week yeah I feel like a checklist of

00:40:03.700 like a hundred things that happened that we had to catch up on so our first episode was just a

00:40:07.860 catch-up which is what you need which is what we need and then the second episode is what we ride

00:40:11.840 for which is uh benny rode for banana singular and i rode for having wet nails so having wet

00:40:18.640 nails yeah what are wet nails like wet ones once you painted them oh i see oh when you get extensions

00:40:24.720 they're not really wet yeah but there's something really freeing about having a wet manicure where

00:40:28.760 you just can't do anything you're like incapacitated you're like a baby yeah you're

00:40:32.760 your baby i couldn't even pee in the toilet right now yeah your baby girl i'm baby i can't unbutton

00:40:36.760 my pants and his was banana banana yeah which makes sense when you hear it yeah i was gonna

00:40:43.440 say i don't have any further questions i believe you and that's a great transition to overcompensating 0.50

00:40:49.500 so i know you guys just finished season two how exciting how did it feel fucking exciting

00:40:54.620 it was so fun to go back and having already done a season you really know the characters

00:40:59.000 yeah you can just sort of drop in and there's more room to play i think because you you like

00:41:04.600 know i knew grace so well and i was in the writer's room as well so just seeing everything

00:41:09.180 come to life is so cool yeah when you pitch a joke in the room and then you see it being delivered

00:41:13.680 on set and then you know hopefully it ends up in the edit but even just ideas for like set pieces

00:41:17.920 and it was so fun to see like benny's vision come to life and i feel really lucky like grateful

00:41:23.680 that's amazing how did it how does it feel like is there a difference in feeling when you write

00:41:27.500 jokes for tv versus when you write for stand-up well stand-up is fun because you could just do

00:41:31.980 it that day like one of the jokes in the special i wrote that day and it ended up being in the

00:41:35.860 trailer that's great i was just like this is the final joke yeah the final joke this is it and then

00:41:40.760 for tv it's much more of like a delayed gratification but it's fun when it really pops

00:41:46.020 like the pooth xcx thing was so fun because that was written in script once and then i pitched to

00:41:51.900 adam to do it a second time at the table read and then benny was on set when during the breakup

00:41:55.900 scene with peter and grace yeah and he was like say pooth one more time rule of three and then

00:42:01.700 it was like xcx you know poof became the whole thing um so that that's obviously like just an

00:42:08.520 incredible feeling yeah i bet i mean i can't even imagine like how did you guys feel after

00:42:12.700 overcompensating like came out and then was like so well received rightfully so but like i'm sure

00:42:18.460 it was nerve-wracking in the interim like waiting for it well no one really prepares you for the

00:42:23.120 feeling of when things are out and nothing changes like it's really this like emptiness you walk

00:42:27.920 around with for a few days where you're like this thing that was like so many years in the making

00:42:32.020 so much planning so much effort it's out and best case people love it like that was an incredible

00:42:37.340 feeling but it's it's this weird balance of like it's it's a success but my life is still the exact

00:42:43.680 same right and so I think talking to other people who put out like long-form stuff like that it was

00:42:49.100 really good to just have those friends who were like did you feel empty after or is it just me

00:42:54.620 or will i just never be satisfied but i think that lack of satisfaction is like what drives

00:42:59.300 people like us totally it can be sometimes it's really good to stop and smell the roses as they

00:43:04.700 say yeah i had a lot of moments on set and even at the taping and when we handed in the final cut

00:43:09.080 to netflix like yeah things are good be grateful like acknowledge that yeah because you can just

00:43:15.160 let things fly by and you're like what's the next thing what's the next thing right but it's good to

00:43:19.100 just acknowledge when you have like a win like that no totally especially um especially a special

00:43:24.340 like that is just like the end road for so many comics like that's like the ultimate ultimate goal

00:43:30.120 and especially having it on netflix is amazing i think it probably compares to having a wedding

00:43:34.780 where afterwards you're like it happened yeah all this planning every call every lynn and i picked

00:43:41.260 out every flower and then it's over and all the food's gone and all the booze is gone yeah it's

00:43:45.760 the next day and it's like i think some people from what i've heard do like go into a state of

00:43:49.540 depression after their weddings because they're just like they had that huge thing to focus on

00:43:52.820 i'm sure you'll be fine um thank you i i have a feeling because you have a lot going on that's

00:43:58.360 true i do but yeah it sort of becomes your identity for a time and then yeah put it out

00:44:02.620 into the world to be consumed and with short form or posting jokes online i feel like it's such a

00:44:08.240 lesser extent because it's like yeah you it's just like okay i'm gonna put that out yeah and

00:44:13.000 it's like continuous too just like free yourself from the response but yeah this yeah it's like

00:44:17.620 scary like people are gonna review it you know and some people won't think it's funny and that

00:44:24.020 would be crazy and then they'd be wrong but that's okay i'm gonna show up at their house

00:44:28.000 and i have a plan for you but that's so incredible i'm like i honestly when i watch

00:44:35.460 your stand-up like it makes me it reminds me why i love stand-up well thank you because it's like

00:44:41.560 stand-up has been like my one of my favorite art forms for years as a consumer honestly like just

00:44:46.220 a viewer because I love to laugh obviously. I mean it's crazy but we do and I think it's cool

00:44:51.760 because like especially with this younger generation like my nieces I don't know when I

00:44:56.100 was younger I when you hear men talk about their career as stand-ups it's like I started when I

00:45:01.200 was 16 and I went to open mics and then I had this in college and then I started doing this

00:45:05.200 and then I got an agent and it's like when I was 16 I did not think you could be a comedian as a

00:45:09.340 job like as a woman. For real. So I just think it's nice that we are role models to the next

00:45:15.700 generation and we're great role models i hope they do exactly what we're doing yes yes obviously

00:45:20.080 it like you can you can do that as a job you can be a funny woman and get paid for it right which

00:45:25.140 is really really powerful and i i think also one of my favorite things about you just generally

00:45:29.700 you're like your existence online is like even no matter what you're doing you're still being

00:45:34.960 hilarious so like i watched you i think was it the or show the which show did you go to armani

00:45:40.820 they said why are you excited to be here why are you here or what are you most excited

00:45:47.720 oh i'm excited that i'm getting paid to be here yeah getting paid sometimes i'll pitch stuff and

00:45:53.280 i go they're gonna make me cut this but they were so game and i'm like when brands let us

00:45:58.340 i'm sure you feel this too do our thing yes first of all i respect for any brand that's

00:46:02.540 gonna work with me because i'm not like the easiest sell probably to the higher ups yeah

00:46:06.020 you're telling me pretty mouthy political yeah definitely offensive at times and edgy i'm like

00:46:10.860 if you're if you're convincing your bosses to work with me like that's fucking cool yeah and 0.51

00:46:15.020 then when they let me make content where i'm it's not just self-serious yeah that means so much

00:46:19.620 because it's like it still is true to who we are i agree and it's also like i feel like too when

00:46:25.160 you get to that certain echelon where you start doing stuff like that like going to fashion shows

00:46:28.900 and stuff there's like sometimes this thing where they just kind of drop personality entirely and

00:46:33.820 then it's all business yeah i want to let me be silly let me be funny let me be funny eating a

00:46:38.560 blush because that's funny and that's people are gonna watch that and want to engage with it instead

00:46:43.100 of just like a get ready with me that like i personally just can't like do content that isn't

00:46:48.340 true to who i am i have done it before yeah and it just it never quite sits right with me i agree

00:46:54.200 i've i've said before sometimes like when i do like commercials sometimes they write lines for 0.98

00:47:00.720 me that i'm like this is like an snl impersonation of me but like a bad one and it's a bunch of shit 0.53

00:47:06.640 i would never say and i don't find funny and i'm like but do they let you change it yeah i always 0.62

00:47:12.100 ask i'm like do you guys care if i riff or just completely don't say that at all and say something

00:47:17.180 else so it's something completely different yeah they're like oh yeah yeah like however

00:47:21.240 yeah sure as long as this general thing like all ctas i'll keep normal obviously but like you gotta

00:47:26.840 to let me you gotta let me let me put that drew stamp on it i listen that's why you hired me

00:47:32.260 remember oh my god remember when you posted about having crazy tea yes and you were like this is my 0.97

00:47:37.360 friend's reaction telling them crazy and here's the thing about me if i see some shit like that 0.83

00:47:41.920 you're getting a text there is no way even if you don't respond it's like you miss wayne gretzky 0.97

00:47:47.040 said this 100 of the shots you don't take i wanted that i'm collecting it and then i got a few voice

00:47:52.100 notes you did made my day yes you did and we had the same low-key experience literally we did you

00:47:58.060 validated me we were we affirmed each other that's what i'm saying and that can be really beautiful

00:48:01.820 and i and i literally i was like and this is in regards to the tea the straight women i know like 0.91

00:48:09.320 or women who are part straight that have met them can sense the same fucking thing like that's why 0.52

00:48:15.900 i was like and i you know who else was with me at that party at the time was my friend bowman 0.96

00:48:20.560 oh yeah yeah yeah boom nicer yes of course and with him i just did a time thing with him and

00:48:27.200 we were talking in an interview oh my god i meant to say when i sat down oh time creators yes

00:48:32.900 thanks guys thank you marybeth that's fucking cool nobody here congratulated me so thank you 0.57

00:48:38.260 y'all are fired including mom i'll be your new mom um time is serious thank you yes it's not 0.95

00:48:46.260 frivolous no not at all a periodical yes it is it is like it means something that's fucking cool 0.52

00:48:51.820 thank you i appreciate that and uh when we did an interview together for that um we talked about

00:48:57.420 that experience together like obviously you didn't say what happened but i was like he he literally 0.83

00:49:01.520 goes i'll say this there are people playing in your fucking face and it's the truth and i literally 0.87

00:49:08.860 you know what's funny is you text me about that a lot of people text me about it but caleb also 0.99

00:49:13.680 text me because he was like now who the fuck are you talking about and i was like girl you're not 0.65

00:49:18.200 gonna care no he probably wouldn't you're not gonna and he didn't but he wants the intel he 0.96

00:49:21.860 just wants the intel he's just nosy and greedy we aren't commended enough for the amount of 0.97

00:49:26.240 information that we have that we don't share having public podcasts the shit that i know 0.97

00:49:31.760 the people that have personally disrespected me that i don't name first and last i should be 0.97

00:49:36.740 getting flowers from them every single fucking day i agree the members of young hollywood out 0.99

00:49:41.800 there who have hosted me who have not returned my personal belongings right who have had sex with me 0.99

00:49:49.520 and then seen me somewhere else and not even said hi uh you guys need to fucking know how lucky you 0.97

00:49:56.640 should be worshiping me you need i actually i went on a date i went on a date and i said to this 0.95

00:50:00.980 person just so you know if you disrespect me i will name you on my podcast first and last 0.94

00:50:05.300 i said i'm not fucking playing anymore i don't have fucking time anymore and i said if that if 0.98

00:50:10.720 you want to leave right now you can go i'm not putting up with it anymore no good for you 0.99

00:50:16.480 fucking sick of protecting men from their own actions exactly secrets for that exactly i'm 0.99

00:50:21.440 over it no yeah don't you shouldn't i highly encourage you not to and gay guys too that 0.99

00:50:26.980 includes you not just straight ones so think about it yeah i i feel the same exact way because that

00:50:34.200 tea that we shared i the tea that we shared i for real was like this would literally blow up 0.66

00:50:44.220 the nearest gay guy's house or straight girl because like they're the only people who would 0.99

00:50:48.420 give a fuck about that i was like i'm sitting on a golden egg of the most pointless information 0.98

00:50:53.600 no we can't and it's just so and i've heard many other things confirming that same exact thing 0.98

00:50:59.920 and i was like oh that's crazy thank god i'm a good person imagine if i wasn't and can i just

00:51:05.840 say that if you ever see something about us in the news just enjoy the gossip jesus christ

00:51:10.820 stop taking everything so seriously oh you heard i was making out with someone at can film festival

00:51:16.840 why don't you send that to your friends and have a good day chill out relax it's not so serious it

00:51:24.200 really isn't i'm trying to help with like culture i'm trying to keep culture alive i'm trying to 0.94

00:51:28.780 keep it interesting intriguing you're fucking welcome because we don't have we don't have that 0.99

00:51:33.160 many people i think in the public sphere who are willing to look stupid or yeah crazy shit or be 0.99

00:51:37.860 like publicly a little bit messy right so i just think like my yeah my request to the listeners 0.98

00:51:42.900 is just like just try to have fun yeah it's just not all so serious i know and i and also like i

00:51:48.400 think too i'm sure you got tea at globes but like that's also one of my favorite parts of doing this

00:51:54.200 because even like when i talk to like hair and makeup people like they are the biggest they are

00:51:58.860 the biggest and i i'm always like okay who do we love who do we hate who are we loving who are we

00:52:04.840 hating and they have strong opinions they always do but i do and i do think like it would break

00:52:09.780 it would break the hearts of many i'm like i've i've gone on dates with some of the internet's 0.84

00:52:14.300 boyfriends they're not fucking cool yeah and they have no personality here's something interesting

00:52:20.100 every woman that i've met who i have seen their online presence is actually even more charming in 0.99

00:52:25.680 person that's true every man that i've met from the internet it's a 50 50 white bread 50 50 that's

00:52:32.420 generous that's true what are we looking at 80 20 not charming yeah boring i'm like where's where's

00:52:37.660 the spark that i'm seeing in these videos i'm not seeing it i'm not seeing it it's not here

00:52:43.340 and i i love celebrity gossip especially about like i've told this one already so forgive me

00:52:48.580 listener don't you dare but i'll tell you yeah i've already told this one um but i did a carpet

00:52:56.200 once and on it love right so we'll see i don't know i i still haven't confirmed but when i got

00:53:04.580 my questions approved they sent me a little note that said like if you do talk to him because he

00:53:09.120 was very iffy they're like if you do talk to him do not ask him anything other than these two

00:53:14.920 questions and it was like how do you feel being here um what's your favorite part of filming the

00:53:20.360 movie very standard i only had like one silly question in there but like they were like zero

00:53:26.160 deviation do not deviate from these two questions they were just so adamant about it that i was like

00:53:31.620 what's going on here yeah okay fun police i gotta meet this guy now i want to break you you get in

00:53:38.620 there and you do the ground boots on the ground work i'm gonna try i think you could do that i've

00:53:42.300 been trying to yeah set goals like this yes you know where I'm like I need to interact with that

00:53:46.880 person myself just so I could see yes you have to are true but if he turned out to be not the

00:53:51.140 smartest I'd be like well that checks out yeah you're right like even memorizing lines is like

00:53:56.140 it's amazing you can do that yeah it's not easy to do no so if he has and that's the skill we need

00:54:00.720 him for it's not yeah it's not writing books yeah and thank god thank god although would love to see

00:54:05.980 what he could come up with I love to know his thoughts yeah sometimes when I see that people

00:54:11.140 we're like god he's so classy and he's so smart and blah blah blah i'm like well we have to bite

00:54:15.900 our tongues that's what i'm saying it's so hard i even told my sister recently because someone had

00:54:19.800 asked me on my other podcast like how i think i would be faring if i was single and doing this

00:54:26.000 and i was like oh my god you guys should be fucking lucky that i found my soulmate 1.00

00:54:31.220 before i got this oh bitch the i would have like a string of heads on it tie it to my belt would 1.00

00:54:39.400 you name names oh fuck yeah girl i'm like so convinced to like and i think maybe even if i 1.00

00:54:45.360 wasn't like actually first and last naming them i would make it so painfully obvious who it was 0.99

00:54:50.500 um but i would be oh i'd be i'd be on demon hour i would be running a train through hollywood that's

00:54:56.600 for fucking sure i'd be getting that data i'll tell you that much i feel like it's still considered 0.70

00:55:00.160 like a faux pas to like do that and i'm just i'm like men design that system because like 0.93

00:55:05.460 i want to talk about it i want and they know and they know that women can have a captive audience

00:55:11.700 so they they know that and they fear that that's why they they do all that 0.88

00:55:15.440 fucking groundwork beforehand and hey i'd be fair i'd say the good ones too i've had some 0.75

00:55:20.060 good interactions and experiences but a lot of bad ones and i just think like it's a shame i 0.96

00:55:25.040 have to carry that until i write my memoir yeah and then when that happens oh heads will roll

00:55:29.580 yeah good luck jessica simpson approach i don't know if you read her book but i didn't holy shit 0.87

00:55:33.680 I know but I know Britney Spears book was like that too drag them to hell name names say every

00:55:38.660 bad thing they did yeah I was like honestly her book was so good and she really owns up to these

00:55:44.220 like failures that she had in her career and just the guys that she was attracted to and dated yeah

00:55:49.520 it was mind-boggling but I was like that's amazing and it's like it's long form it's a book it's

00:55:54.920 because if it's a book people are going to be like I respect it it's one thing if you're like

00:55:58.940 talking about it I don't know like in a tabloid or something yeah but the fact that it was a book

00:56:03.160 it instantly becomes like highbrow yeah so i guess i just have to wait but yeah you get well

00:56:07.720 and you'll collect more stories along the way hopefully for us anymore by the way i feel really

00:56:13.700 good about where i'm at yeah no i'm good i've got enough chapters i could really write a book about

00:56:18.940 just the men that i've been with and how badly they've traumatized me but then i thought it'd

00:56:22.780 be too sad yeah so we'll see i think with you you could make anything entertaining though even if it

00:56:28.560 was sad all right i have some fun facts for you okay to kind of close this out okay so this first

00:56:34.380 one says as a kid you got kicked out of pre-k for two weeks because you would cry for attention

00:56:40.320 that's so that's mostly true i would cry because i miss my mom oh that's i was upsetting the other

00:56:46.940 kids and then they go well you're suspended for two weeks and i was like this is amazing

00:56:50.880 so you're gonna get to go home and be with my mom so i've been rewarded what's the punishment

00:56:55.640 but no I was a very yeah I just didn't think it was fair that I had to go to school and I told my

00:57:01.520 mom like why would I go to school when I have all the same toys at home and I don't have to share

00:57:04.720 them I was really bad at sharing for most of my life it's I only recently turned a corner but

00:57:10.560 yeah that happened one time my mom dropped me off at kindergarten so I'd already successfully

00:57:15.480 completed pre-k and she said I'm gonna wait by the door don't worry and I'll be here at the end 0.99

00:57:20.360 of class like at the end of school and I just was like you're a fucking liar so I went in and I 0.99

00:57:24.660 immediately asked to go to the bathroom walk out she's not there so busted so busted yeah nice try 1.00

00:57:31.220 mom nice try guess what i checked your work liar you think i'm an idiot just because i'm a kid 0.99

00:57:36.460 doesn't mean i'm an idiot that's what my sister was too she cried every day my mom said that she 0.99

00:57:42.720 had to start taking a long way away from so because my sister would as soon as my mom would 0.99

00:57:48.160 leave her she would sprint to the gate hold it like she was in prison and and wail as my mom 1.00

00:57:53.640 was walking on the sidewalk to go back away from that because my mom's the same well she she couldn't 0.97

00:57:58.740 that's why my mom kept going back and getting her and then like they were like hey she's never gonna 1.00

00:58:02.780 learn if you keep coming back so my mom was like okay and then it would just kill my mom so she

00:58:06.300 would walk a different way so my my sister couldn't see her but she could hear my sister for

00:58:10.780 sure wailing kids because if they did that to me i'd be like i'll clear my day like i just can't 0.99

00:58:15.700 yeah fuck school honestly you don't need it whatever it's like what are they even teaching 0.99

00:58:19.160 them at that point so no i couldn't i couldn't stomach it well you know what that makes sense 1.00

00:58:25.260 and you know what your mom got to come to your special and you should have left her there no

00:58:28.680 i'm like how does it feel how does it feel no i'll be right back i'll be here when you get out

00:58:33.580 it's a lot okay next fun fact says you used to work part-time at sephora true i dropped out of

00:58:40.920 college thought i wanted to be a makeup artist and i worked at the sephora on greenwich avenue

00:58:45.600 judy was a customer along with a lot of really bored housewives yeah and we had this at sephora

00:58:51.860 you can return anything no matter what no matter how much of it is left so we would have these

00:58:55.500 chronic returners who clearly were so bored they had nothing else to do so they would go through

00:59:00.180 their house and pick up mostly empty sephora products and then come in and it was always 0.89

00:59:05.600 five minutes before we closed and if we couldn't find the order you had to like create a new it was 0.95

00:59:09.860 such a fucking nightmare yeah um that turned me off of being a makeup artist for sure yeah you're 0.77

00:59:14.740 like i've seen enough but sometimes when i'm there i want to tell the employees and grab by the 0.99

00:59:18.560 shoulders you'll get out here i did it you can do it this isn't forever i promise forever and some

00:59:23.920 of them maybe want to work there and work their way up i mean the corporate was was good to us

00:59:27.840 but i think some of them have other dreams and and i hope that they get to pursue them like i did

00:59:31.760 hopefully they they get a netflix special one day one day okay this one says ask oh it says ask you

00:59:39.360 if you still get your lashes done at jj lashes in herald square oh my god what a time i haven't

00:59:46.040 gotten lash extensions i had to stop i had to stop too that's not sustainable well yeah and you also

00:59:52.060 have huge eyes like me and we don't need any more we don't need enhancement yeah we don't i had to

00:59:57.860 find that out the hard way but yeah it's a nice tab it's not a must-have but yeah they would tape

01:00:01.560 your eyelids shut surreal experience walking in there i don't know if you've seen that movie the

01:00:05.700 island where they like grow surrogates for rich people in case they need organs but it looks like

01:00:10.480 that in his face in herald square and so they they tape your eyelids shut and one time i i started i

01:00:16.300 did i had a cough yeah and i was like it was really like it was just really disorienting to

01:00:22.160 be like i have to sit up and cough while this woman has like lashes on my forehead she's laying

01:00:25.820 up to then glue individually and my eyelids are shut and i didn't want to serve the other surrogates

01:00:30.060 so it was but i had to stop it was so expensive yeah my my first time going to a lash studio

01:00:36.380 like that like pre-covid where you would all lay next to each other it really did feel like that

01:00:40.840 it felt like yeah they were harvesting something harvesting and we don't know i would fall asleep

01:00:44.960 sometimes me too i have no idea what they did and i had no money by the way i would at that time i

01:00:49.940 was working part-time at soul cycle so i was making like 400 a week before tax i was going

01:00:55.140 straight to jj lash's herald square i would just i would just sign the checks and and give it to

01:01:01.340 him you cash this listen i need it it's in and it's out yeah what do you want for me i need it

01:01:06.320 i need it and honestly one of the first gifts my man ever got me aside from nails like he paid for

01:01:11.100 my nails for like a year or something so cute what does he do for work he's a fitness trainer

01:01:17.020 a personal trainer that's awesome i know yeah he's a licensed personal trainer but also he's

01:01:24.600 a licensed like nutritionist too he has like that that license as well he's licensed yeah he's

01:01:29.540 licensed baby he's for real but he actually got me uh lash extensions once too because when we

01:01:34.180 first started dating i was super into them that's really so he bought me like it was like three

01:01:38.160 months worth of lash extensions or something i felt like a king and they think that he's with 0.85

01:01:42.840 you for money yeah no shit i mean i was like i was leeching off him for a while that's one time 0.84

01:01:50.500 i got my lashes done and they taped them down too low so when i opened them again they were 0.99

01:01:55.320 like to borrow from i think super bad red is the devil's dick and they were red for about a month

01:02:01.060 and i was like i think i should stop because i have photos from that time and it just looks like

01:02:07.400 i'm high all the time yeah me too um so that i yeah and i should have spoken up i wasn't like

01:02:12.420 I didn't say like hey this feels wrong to me I just didn't say anything yeah maybe there's

01:02:17.500 something in it like maybe sometimes I feel that way about certain things that people are loving

01:02:22.380 and I'm kind of like hey why um I always think about I feel like a boomer when they would be

01:02:26.740 like if you play this Beatles records backwards you hear the devil talking that's how I feel

01:02:30.960 sometimes about like the lash extension phase I'm like there was something there was like they were

01:02:34.480 growing an amoeba in my brain totally because when I look back and look I'm like that looks awful

01:02:38.380 i mean there was glue on your eyeball yeah and my eyes are beet red too i also have that problem as

01:02:43.560 well so bloodshot extremely haunted yeah and why yeah and because our eyes are so big like girl

01:02:52.880 it's bad right yeah i have i have like anime anime girl eyes yeah and it is a blessing but

01:02:59.380 it can be a curse at times too can i say i saw an edit once that was like i love a girl with like

01:03:07.680 huge eyes and a cute tiny little mouth and you were in there really yeah I didn't see it yeah

01:03:14.340 it was you and the girl from Bridgerton I think like with uh Jonathan Bailey I forget her name

01:03:18.780 oh my god that means the world yeah I was like that is so you it's like so Tim Burton coded

01:03:23.560 well speaking of comments that people mean as insults people be like you look like Coraline

01:03:27.780 I'm like thanks she snatched yeah I'll take it okay yeah sure I'll take that uh this one says

01:03:35.160 in 2019 when your family had questions about a date you were going on during a Florida vacation

01:03:39.860 you made them an FAQ pamphlet to answer their questions my first thing that ever went viral

01:03:44.760 I forgot about it for a year and then I posted it on Twitter RIP but yes I made a pamphlet to

01:03:50.580 give out because I just knew I have three brothers two sisters parents cousins I just

01:03:55.080 knew there'd be questions I met someone at a wedding who lived in Florida we happened to be

01:03:59.080 going to Florida for a vacation it was like only an hour drive yeah so I was like we'll hang out

01:04:03.380 we'll rendezvous while i'm there right um and then so i handed out the pamphlet and yes it went viral

01:04:08.160 it inspired some people to come out as gay with a powerpoint which was really really cool to just

01:04:13.440 be inspiring people the guy it did ghost me um but he's also the reason i got an iud so

01:04:18.340 so not all um wins i guess not all wins and not all losses sometimes you'd be so scared that you

01:04:25.500 might be pregnant that you get an iud that's what happened so well i'm happy for you thank you

01:04:31.420 congratulations on your iud yeah i love the thing i mean we fight like sisters

01:04:36.140 i'm one of those people that like i don't want kids so i i have a deep-seated fear of becoming

01:04:43.760 pregnant accidentally i have a deep-seated iud i'm like do they do different levels

01:04:47.620 i literally am only the only reason i'm not getting one is because i like need to see my

01:04:53.800 period i have a love-hate relationship with my period as well like but i need to see her

01:04:58.040 as as awful i'm like just no i need to know that i'm having her i get that um otherwise i'll just

01:05:03.460 convince myself i'm pregnant totally and i like to the point where like it was getting to the point

01:05:07.620 where i would like tell my mom and sister like i don't know i just think i am and my mom was like

01:05:11.320 why and i'm like i don't know i just have a feeling and i've told my mom like so many my mom

01:05:15.880 to the point where she goes you know a lot of other things happen too that tell you you're

01:05:19.880 pregnant it's not just the period believe it or not there's so many other things that happen and

01:05:23.680 I was like that's a good point you're like what do you know yeah I was like okay miss I had three

01:05:28.340 kids I had three children what you're some expert well anyways that was our last fun fact for you

01:05:36.280 everyone give it up for Mary Beth were they fun I love I mean I think because little narcissism

01:05:41.660 I love just hearing about myself I'm like yeah what do you find interesting me too I told my

01:05:48.200 man sometimes I watch videos of myself and I'll laugh like I wasn't there and that's not me howling

01:05:53.240 howling when i watch podcast clips i'm like god she's funny and i love that best friend of hers

01:06:00.500 too and i before we wrap the last episode we had my session i still make this joke

01:06:05.460 to the say that you made but you were talking about when noah beck carved out some time to

01:06:10.140 watch django unchained what and you you i forget why we were even talking about i don't know why

01:06:15.500 how the fuck we got there but you were like did you see that clip of noback recently saying i 0.93

01:06:19.380 just made time to watch django unchained look at you laughing at your own show 0.98

01:06:24.480 and then you literally were like and i'm just laughing and i'm like no i didn't see and you're

01:06:30.200 like i just find that movie came out in 2012 like but you said you didn't have an hour to catch a

01:06:35.120 flick my sister and i literally go you don't have an hour to catch a flick wait i'm so glad that

01:06:41.200 that's in like it's in the vernacular it is it's worked its way into my vernacular with my sister

01:06:46.820 you never know whose lives you're gonna touch and noah beck i hope to meet you one day you're

01:06:52.560 a personal hero of mine and we can discuss the movie jango and chains yeah and that's it you

01:06:57.780 don't need to talk about anything else just jango and chains and how he carved out some time to

01:07:01.600 watch it in 2024 i think that long after by the way quentin tarantino had been deemed sort of

01:07:06.680 problematic yes yes he's like i'm gonna watch this now i think now's the time i finally have

01:07:13.160 two hours you know what he was ready he was ready for those hard truths um well thank you for having

01:07:19.180 me back i mean it's just always a goddamn pleasure talking to you it is um i look forward to maybe

01:07:23.920 seeing on a carpet at some point oh my god yeah i would love you know what would love to be

01:07:27.900 interviewed by you and can i just say by that same token i would love to interview you i would love

01:07:32.680 that too we could do whatever you want i could pick you up too just like the rock physically

01:07:36.540 and romantically so i have to go let's go take a cold shower thank you so much for coming back i 0.61

01:07:44.680 fucking love you thank you you're the best you're a sweet amazing incredibly talented comedian and 0.81

01:07:50.640 actress this is huge you are so sweet to me thank you but that's because i'm not a terrible terrible 0.99

01:07:56.420 awful man that's trying to harm you no you've never tried to harm me once no not once not once

01:08:01.500 And I would, I would, if I would go to battle for you, likewise, the face that launched a thousand 0.97

01:08:06.100 ships. I hope, you know, there is, there is a faction on the internet that would truly, I mean,

01:08:11.360 you know this cause they do, but like we would, we would weapons. Yes. Weapons point shoot.

01:08:17.200 Literally I'll, I'll crack something and all of you are going to run like little children

01:08:21.200 somewhere else. Any take you had, I, you could convince me that's, what's really scary.

01:08:26.200 I genuinely think you have the power of persuasion where if you said, if you totally up like

01:08:31.320 subverted a thought or belief that i had i just would believe you so just know that that's the

01:08:35.960 power that you have yeah that's the gun i have in my hand and i use it wisely i'd like to think

01:08:39.980 you use it for good and not evil and if i was a white guy i'd probably be starting a cult but i'm

01:08:44.100 not and everyone should be thankful for that i think about it all the time but can i just say

01:08:47.600 if you started one i'm moving in but thank you so much to the amazing marybeth brown for joining us

01:08:53.700 make sure you guys go check out her new netflix special galaxy brain so excited for the two i

01:09:00.060 think maybe straight people that don't know who you are yeah where can everybody find you you can

01:09:03.900 find me at marybeth barone on instagram and tiktok and ride the podcast with skinner and then season

01:09:09.820 two overcompensating at some point but if you haven't seen season one there's it's noah beck

01:09:14.800 don't wait noah beck don't wait don't wait 12 years no you can't you can't with overcompensating

01:09:20.780 overcompensating today today while you still have the time

01:09:24.240 but we're still here and make sure you check out your netflix special

01:09:28.720 thank you so much for joining me i fucking love you thank you so much to all of you for joining

01:09:37.060 us on this episode of the comment section don't forget new episodes of the comment section drop

01:09:40.360 every wednesday you can stream audio on all streaming platforms but the video lives for free

01:09:44.260 and exclusively on youtube thank you so much my amazing guest marybeth brown thank you so much

01:09:48.800 all of you and i'll see you next week bye

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The Comment Section with Drew Afualo - August 12, 2026

MARY BETH BARONE IS SICK OF KEEPING SECRETS (Ft. Mary Beth Barone) ｜ Episode 234

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