I Started Comedy In Like 1998.

I Want It All... Fast. I Want To Be Married, I Want To Live Together... And Then Somewhere Around A Year Or Two Years, I Get Freaked Out. I Freak Out Emotionally And Then I Actually Feel Like 'oh My God, Who's This Stranger In My House?'

I Can't Relax. I'm Not Happy Unless I'm Working On Stuff. 'snl' Is Always A Huge Workload, As Enjoyable As It Is.

It's Already Years Ago Now, But There's That South Korean Music Artist Psy, Who Had That Hit Song And It Was A Hit Song Here. I'm Like, "wait A Minute. There's A Chance. There's A Way We Can Have Language Not Be Such An Important Part Of Comedy."

I Love 'saturday Night Live,' And I Really Feel Like People Who Have Left Before Me Have Always Stayed With The Show. They Never Really Quite Left, Which Is Nice. Everyone Kind Of Stays Close.

I Spent Most Of My 20s Playing Music. I Was In A Band And We Worked Really Hard And Did Not Get Very Far. I Was Really Close To Being This Guy Who Used To Be In This Band Who Is Still Playing And Trying To Get Some Recordings Together, But I Got Really Lucky. That's Never Lost In Me, That I Went Through Saturday Night Live.