My first job was at a Korean grocery store because they would sell me my mom’s cigarettes knowing I was underage, but knew I didn’t smoke. I also had a crush on their son.

My greatest comedy achievement to date would be performing at a sold-out show in Odessa and not bombing.

The women in the audience who would come up to me after the show and tell me how funny I was.

YES!!! Hecklers just want to have fun so I’ll do the friendly banter with them. If they are being obnoxious then I roast them and keep it moving. As for the colleagues, they don’t book me on their bro shows so for every open mic they are at, I make it my mission to be the funniest person that night

Gurl, if you aren’t laughing more than the haters, write better jokes!

“You should quit now since you’re not putting out.”

As a combat veteran and divorcee, there was a time when I wasn’t laughing. I learned to laugh at everything, good or bad because I came out of darkness. I have to revisit the darkness every so often but now I know how to.

Karaoke has helped me work a stage and project my voice and get over being shy!

Growing up, my mom watched a lot of Eddie Murphy movies and specials. I always thought that I could do that–tell jokes and make people laugh, but I never thought I would actually do it. My mom has seen my material and is a little bit shocked that I’m successful, but knows how shy I am

Bob’s Burgers or City Hunter