I think that whenever a Jew has any kind of notoriety, good or bad, the Jews find it to be good.

I'm lucky because I intentionally keep my overhead low, and so I can say, "No, thank you."

That still feels like the most accurate description - I felt homesick, but I was home.

We live in a fun time with so many ways to express yourself, you would be crazy to be a comedian and not check them all out.

Comedy can't live within my second-guesses, so I started doing new material. Sometimes I bombed. But you have to be willing to if you want to move forward and stay vital. It's like people who take pride in not having a computer. I'm all, "Great, don't learn new things! Your brain is full!"

I have lows, you know, everybody does ... but I kind of know how to handle it. I like to let myself wallow in it. I enforce it with terribly sad music, and it kind of pushes me through to the other side eventually, and I always know it's going to pass.

I know how to write. So I am not totally at the mercy of filmmakers, but it's not a bad point.