Hosting, Small Talk, and the Awkwardness of Couples Dinners
If I had not gotten married, I never would have gone-
Oh
... anywhere with anyone. Yeah.
So you don't even like people at the, the, the house?
Like, I mean, y- I know, I know your wife-
My wife has people over every night.
Okay. Are you there?
I'm there. I dress nice. I, I s- I...
It might... I, I have a glass of white wine instantly.
The second they walk in, "Give me a glass of white wine."
W-
And then I'm okay.
Okay. So, so-
Do you, do you have wine when people-
Ab- ab- absolutely.
Doesn't that help you a lot?
It, it does, but I actually am a little different than
you that I actually enjoy-
... hosting. I like to be, I like to have people-
Yes, 'cause you like to put things out.
Yes. I like-
You like to, to be gracious and, and, and have peop- Well, a
comedian is a host in a way.
Mm-hmm.
You're hosting that night for those people.
Yeah.
And everything that happens in that room is to your design.
Yeah.
Right?
Yeah.
So I guess we do like hosting. I just don't like...
I, I can't take the bullshit conversation.
No.
"Let's talk about something. " Let's fig- let's, let's get into something.
"How are you? How are you?" Who cares how anybody is?
Yeah.
No, I, I agree. I, I-
What about couples dinners? How do you do with those?
Ugh, couples dinners. Uh, th-
To me, the couples dinner is arranged when one of you relates to
one half-
Yeah
... of the other couple, and everybody else just hangs onto the
side of the
lifeboat.
Yeah.
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