Sometimes, you might not be at a point in your career where a particular joke works. So much of comedy is being someone that the audience trusts. Sometimes, you might have to put a joke on the back burner and come back to it later because you weren't ready to tell it.

When you can't be around people different than you, and you can't discuss ideas and have conversations, you become more and more divided.

Sometimes you have to disappoint people in order to do the thing you want to do.

No matter how good you get [at comedy], every once in a while, you'll get a gut punch that reminds you not to slip. You have to keep working at this.

I have a theory that your jokes are stacked up in your throat. You have to get the bad ones out before you can get the good ones out.