I am so excited to be here.

I'm such a fan and a O g comedy.

Nerd.

I'm I've been watching you since I'm a kid.

That Well, that's very nice.

You know, it's weird.

We started doing it.

It felt like when we were kids, you know, you were We were your Children.

Me boy.

Hey, we're always suave and cool.

Yeah, you know, I was an 11 year old girl when the show started, and and then things happen.

But it's so funny not to meet all these people that are just great, really hilarious comedians and performers like yourself.

And then they say, Yeah, I watched you when I was a kid, and I go on, then I remember.

I'm 88 years old, You know, I remember Amy Poehler being like your annoying little sister.

She was my sister.

She played on my sister.

She was your sister, but she had a crush on me.

And she wore this giant here.

Head year.

Energy was insane.

Yes, it was awesome.

Well, it's nice to know that you're out there watching and buying all the merchandise way.

Never had your eye, you know, I was very impressed with.

I mean, I saw this in Broad City, but I really it really came to the fore in your stand up special.

You're a very talented physical comedian.

You're very physical.

Is that something that just came naturally to you?

Um, I think it did, cause you can't invent that.

That doesn't come in.

I mean, I did like dance and gymnastics as a kid, and I was always, like, climbing the bookshelves.

I really I love countries.

I don't know why you climbed book show, because that was sort of the tallest thing in my house.

And that was the only way.

I mean, I still do.

I hop up on the kitchen counter to grab a glass because I'm short.

Um, but, uh, yeah, you know, it was, uh it reminds me of your physical comedy with the Yeah, I would always I mean, I was restless, and I would always move my body around in strange ways just to amuse myself.

And then when I was a kid, my mother, my leg would be going under the table and I'll be moving around and she put her hand on my knee and say stuff it.

People will think you're an idiot.

And she was right.

Yeah, I did that, too.

I would always people would be like when I was taking tests.

Like bobbing my leg.

And I remember getting a lot of Can you stop?

Uh, and I'm like, I have anxiety.

I don't have to tell you.

Sorry.

Yeah, well, it feels like you're putting it all to good use now, because in your special, you're I mean, you're all over the place.

It's great.

I mean, you're very physical, and I can see that you really like to inhabit the stage and move around.

You're not just standing there with a microphone, sort of telling, you know your material because there's, like, different ways to do stand up now to incorporate video and DJs.

And I'm still kind of bare bones within.

And I like to at least take up that space, you know, it's just gonna make, and it's It's also like when I'm writing, I'll stand up and write a thing over here, and then I'm like, figuring something out and I'll you know, I'll go right on the floor and I feel I find the same thing, the same thing that stand up where it's like Oh, right, the whatever the Nazis bit happened over here and then the Nazi bitch should always happen.

You learn that in sort of the lab?

Yeah.

Um and you know, I like that.

There's, like, sort of moments, like via space.

I like that you Ah, you're very good at going in and out of sort of like different accents or dialects like an Australian.

You do?

Ah, good Australian accent.

Is that that's a tough one to do.

I was there.

I did a show there.

I want to say I don't.

It was nine months a year ago, and it was I was trying to master that accent.

That's an impossible accent to get.

You know, I I don't know why I I mean, I'm gonna put you right now, but I find it quite easy because it's all about a You know, you just if you keep a side, why you smile?

I went there.

That is it.

That's what they do that you know.

My friend, my friend Cody said, uh, see, even lie abandoned it seven layer bean dip.

And I don't know, it's just, like, set me up.

But the whole trip I went, I did stand up there two years ago, and it was so far away and such a long flight that I asked my husband to join me and make it a trip.

So we're there, and, um, we couldn't stop imitating them.

It's it's on sites such would you do?

Would you do it to their faces?

We tried not thio not to, But it was like, you know, like just in moments would be like, Thank you so much, Thank you so much.

And then I'm like, Oh, my God And I couldn't help it cause I was like, gathering all these not the most attractive accent in the world, you know, sound bites all the whole time leading up to my the standup show.

And I couldn't help but like, share with them.

I was like, It sounds like you guys don't quite know what the accent is supposed to sound.

No Australians go in and out of it like they're putting all of us on on sometimes like No, no, it's the bathroom's over there, I say to them.

I was like Sometimes it's like back in the tricks and you really hold it in the cheese and other times and that I was saying, like to them Other times I think it like it fools out of the mouth and they just have American like that.