Some people aspire to be famous, but others value privacy and find the idea of public scrutiny daunting. Niche fame is a potential middle ground that allows for recognition in one's field while maintaining some privacy.
The speaker reflects on college life and how people in their late 20s become more bearable. They briefly mention that they didn't meet their biological father at this point.
Ed Sheeran discusses how he uses humor and self-deprecation to cope with fame and shares his humble beginnings.
One of the biggest red flag statements in conversation is “I’m sorry you feel that way” as it shows a lack of accountability for actions and dismisses the feelings of the other person.
The comedian discusses how, as a stand-up, she wanted to be kind and treat her audience with respect while also proving that we are all idiots in some way.