Marc KayeGuest
Ophira EisenbergHost
Do you think the idea of belonging is actually a real possibility? Do you think anyone feels like they belong?

It's that sense of contentment where you're not, wondering all the time, how I'm coming off, what are people thinking like that, you know, basically, do I belong? I think where people get in trouble, or at least myself is this idea of fitting in.

But that's part of the that's part of the reason I wrote these essays is because I, you know, I think maybe I attributed that to other people, sometimes I didn't take as much responsibility for it.

I if I could just crawl into a corner and do my own thing, to be honest, I'm probably much better off.

First of all, I have a kid who, you know, I joke about this a little bit, not in my act, but around, around town that my kid, they always say you, you want, you know, kids should march to the beat of their own drum.

Do you think the idea of belonging is actually a real possibility? Do you think anyone feels like they belong?

It's that sense of contentment where you're not, wondering all the time, how I'm coming off, what are people thinking like that, you know, basically, do I belong? I think where people get in trouble, or at least myself is this idea of fitting in.

But that's part of the that's part of the reason I wrote these essays is because I, you know, I think maybe I attributed that to other people, sometimes I didn't take as much responsibility for it.

I if I could just crawl into a corner and do my own thing, to be honest, I'm probably much better off.

First of all, I have a kid who, you know, I joke about this a little bit, not in my act, but around, around town that my kid, they always say you, you want, you know, kids should march to the beat of their own drum.
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