After 44 yrs, I'd accepted the fact that the sole purpose of my mother's life - her raison d'etre - was to make me LOSE MY MIND over stuff I really don't care all that much about... Now, I'm considering the possibility that this may only account for - 75-83%??? - of her life's purpose... 🤯

Nick Kroll or "Black bird" is that you?!?

@@boemomapetla9559 😅😆

I miss Publizity!! "It's based off our names."

@@mittens4kittens435 Amazing! Haha. Not gonna lie, I’m a little impressed. 😝

I got bangs!

@@DA-te5be LOL! "I'm SORRY my hands are so KUHLLD"

It isn’t

You made it weird.

@@trishomalley4639 If Supply demands supply, Demand made it weird… with all due respect; the idea that a child size gimp mask wouldn’t be available (if requested)is weird🤷🏻‍♀️

The explaining made it worse. Yuck.

@@trishomalley4639 😂

I recently learned that His family is literally evil. His parents are super rich and they do a lot to harm our society. But just thought I would share

You asked for it. Comedy is about the unexpected. If we couldn't find the unexpected funny, we'd all just go insane. Depression has been characterized as "learned helplessness". That is, not being able to find the humor in the unexpected is a recipe for depression. That's one cat's point of view. Cats absolutely have a keenly developed sense of humor, which is why they are so nonchalant when they do something embarrassing. ("I meant to do that, obviously.") Cats are cool, noble, and WAY funnier than dogs when they are captured on camera making mistakes, or just being themselves. (Dogs are also okay.)

@@newmoon766, thanks for your contribution. You imply that comedians like Seth and Nick are nobly helping others to perceive and experience humor, and thus are fundamentally healers. Should comedians have malpractice insurance, for example for those occasions when they inadvertently goad utterly inappropriate thugs into becoming president?

@@S.Pociecha oy.

No.

9/11

Yep, he's a hack that used his father's dirty money to buy his way into the business.

Yeah, not his fault he was born to that vileness but he shouldn’t be acting like his dad is an amiable dentist and not a billionaire from clearing up messes for people like Weinstein.

No

Well, yeah I feel you’re correct for the most part. I saw a song posted on Instagram recently about certain artists who come from money, and the singer mentioned that he (Nick Kroll) has a rich daddy who covered all his rent the entire time he was making a name for himself in the industry. In his latest Netflix special, he did that joke about how much he hates his mom, and upon learning about his Dad after hearing that joke, it would seem like his disdain toward his Mom was not mellow drama at all, but genuine. And it makes sense too that he loves his Dad and shows complete respect for him but shits on his Mom given the ways in which he describes having no patience for her at all whatsoever, because Daddy is the one who pays his bills, not Mom. I still find him hilarious, but I can’t help but to feel like I’ve lost a lot of respect for him given all this context. It felt just like the first (and last) time I ever mustered up the effort to watch any Louis C. K’s stand up; I only saw ONE of his sets, and the way he laced into his ex-wife, whilst gritting his teeth and throwing out every obscenity you could think of as he was describing her immediately made me feel like he wasn’t joking at all, but the audience was still expected to laugh regardless. I didn’t, because I never thought he was funny to begin with, and now in hindsight I find my intuitions were correct about him, because he ended up being an actual scum bag after all IRL.

So glad someone pointed out that his dad is Jules Kroll who is a huge POS

Lots of people worked for Weinstein.