Ophira Eisenberg

I'm a school lost and found full of black hoodies.

How? It's been one month of school, and how is it possible none of them are ours? Name's Ophira Eisenberg.

Hey, on the show, I like to talk to stand-up comedians, people working professionally in the comedy genre, about what it's like to work in a career that is demanding, with unusual hours, and just takes every ounce of your being to be good at, and raise children, 'cause they both want all of it, all of you, all of the time.

How do we do it? After, you know, four seasons, as now we are in season five, I have to say my conclusion is, we don't.

All of them.

So wherever you like to get it, search for I Used to Be Nicer, Ophira Eisenberg.

It will all come up, and I hope you enjoy it.

Have a great week, and we will see you next week.

And, uh, and it was a real pleasure to be there and, uh, be reminded that, uh, that watches are really quite something, and that smartwatch can go fuck itself.

[laughs] So, uh... [laughs] And, uh, once again, thank you for coming out, and let's give a warm round of applause to Ophira Eisenberg.

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That's pretty sad.

Named Ophira Eisenberg.

Listen, I'm just looking for that dopamine hit.

You know what I'm talking about.

I used to be nicer.

That's what you want to search for.

And my name, Ophira Eisenberg.

I wonder what other properties come up with I used to be nicer.