00:00What's the dumbest question you can ask a female comedian?
00:03The question, like, tell me a joke is like saying, like, show me your tits.
00:09But, like, comedically, I'd rather just show my tits and then the conversation's over.
00:15Is it, though?
00:27You killed it last night in your set.
00:30How did you feel?
00:31You killed it in your set.
00:32We both killed it.
00:33My dad, he isn't a big fan of me being a comedian.
00:37He prefers the job I used to have.
00:39I used to be a high school teacher during the day.
00:42Yeah, thank you.
00:43The rest of you don't clap for education.
00:45That's, right?
00:47It's too late.
00:48Fuck the kids, right?
00:51But don't.
00:56That's, like, the number one rule.
00:59Are there any topics or things you won't touch or are afraid to talk about on stage?
01:04I don't talk about my personal life that much.
01:06Mostly about stuff going on in the world?
01:09Yeah.
01:09Okay.
01:09Politics.
01:10My boyfriend recently made me go to a Bernie Sanders rally.
01:14It was either, yeah, yeah, it was either that or anal.
01:17And I just, yeah, feel the burn, you know, either way.
01:24Either way.
01:25Are you your total real self on stage or is there a bit of a persona of your real self?
01:31Um, I think the more I do it, the more I am who I am offstage.
01:37It's, it's in sit-downs where I, I wear really shine.
01:41I feel like my persona on stage is sometimes a dumb drunk slut, which I think is fun, but I'm
01:48smart.
01:48I have a master's in teaching, I have a master's in teaching, I had a classroom and taught AP, and
01:51they're like, oh.
01:53I think we got some fan mail.
01:55It's really nice when you get, um, fans actually taking the time to write you a letter.
02:02Because you know it's going to be something nice.
02:04Because you know it's going to be something nice.
02:05Yeah.
02:06You know?
02:06Okay, so I'll read yours.
02:07And I'll read yours.
02:08Okay.
02:14Oh, it says, I love you.
02:16Hey, hey, are you scared?
02:19It's just, it kind of looks more like a ransom note.
02:22Oh, I know who that's from.
02:23It's, uh, this weird uncle I have.
02:25He's really working on expressing himself.
02:29But yes, I am scared to answer the question.
02:32Dear Jenna and Kat.
02:34Well, this is to both of us.
02:35How did they know we were together?
02:36Who's your favorite dead comedian?
02:39Or if you don't have one, then near dead is fine too.
02:42Uh, I would have to say it's a tie between Joan Rivers and Bill Hicks.
02:48Joan is just so funny.
02:51Just so funny.
02:52And she came up in such a tough time.
02:54And she just was so great at it.
02:57And I remember seeing her at, I think it was like the Cornelia Street Cafe.
03:01And she was like in her late 70s and making 9-11 jokes and like edgy and funny.
03:08Yeah, she stood out so much just from her generation in general.
03:11Like in addition to being a woman.
03:12I think she told one of the first abortion jokes on television.
03:16Yeah, I think so.
03:17Yeah.
03:17I would say mine is probably like Lucille Ball.
03:20I mean, when it comes to like physical comedy, I feel like no one is better than her.
03:24She's so funny.
03:25And again, she was also, like she was the first person to be pregnant on TV.
03:30Like you couldn't even like say the word pregnant.
03:32And she was the first person.
03:34Oh, interesting.
03:34She was the first woman on camera to like be visibly pregnant.
03:39Okay.
03:40This question is from Mark in Los Angeles.
03:45Are women funny?
03:48Well, Mark.
03:51Clearly, if you're watching this interview, you don't think so.
03:55Is that a question you've ever had to actually face?
03:57People do always ask like how hard is it to be a woman in comedy?
04:01And you're like, okay, like it's hard to be a woman in any capacity.
04:06Yeah.
04:07You know, people at least listen to us.
04:10That's true.
04:11We at least have a microphone.
04:12We have a microphone.
04:13I did get married five months ago.
04:16So your husband writes all your jokes.
04:17My husband writes all my jokes.
04:20In fact, I have a, he's piping in right now in an earpiece.
04:23I don't know what to say in this interview.
04:25What was that?
04:26Am I on my period?
04:28Yeah, he says I'm on my period.
04:29And that's, that sounds like a really healthy relationship.
04:32Open one of my own?
04:34Okay.
04:36Oh.
04:37That's not a good sign.
04:38The white powder again.
04:39How thoughtful.
04:40We should just make sure it's not cocaine just in case.
04:45Do you think that they're going to enable the comments on this video?
04:48That's a good question.
04:49I do read the comments.
04:51I have a hypercritical mom, so it just feels like a hug.
04:55Come, come at me.
04:57Yeah, haters on YouTube really give us some great material to work with.
05:01Come on.
05:01Come on.
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