Comic Michelle Wolf (michelleisawolf), who is quarantining in Ohio with comic Dave Chappelle and family, opens up about trying to use the time to be reflective and generate new material — when she isn't running, boozing or playing Candy Crush, that is
I’m of the ilk that believes there’s never a time when jokes aren’t funny, it just has to be funny enough. There’s been some evidence in my joke past that I will go after anything. [] But I’m definitely not going to be like, "These are my coronavirus jokes." I’ll see how this pans out and let it inform how I tell the jokes that I was already telling.
Do you find yourself taking more of a beat before telling a joke on a podcast or hitting publish on a tweet? I’m not doing too many jokes on Twitter or Instagram, and I’m certainly not going on Instagram Live unless I’m a guest on someone else’s thing. I don’t feel the need to perform right now. I want to wait until I actually have a take, and I can’t have a take on this until it’s over. And in general, one of the reasons that I rarely post jokes on Twitter and Instagram anymore is that it can get taken so out of context.
It was made for me. Before things really got locked down, right at the beginning of this, I had shows in Arizona and it was touch-and-go of, "Are we or aren’t we going to do this?" Ultimately, it was decided for us because you couldn’t gather with a certain number of people. At that point, my thought process was, "Yeah, you definitely don’t want to infect anybody but there are also a lot of people who work at those clubs who need that money.
I bought Pirate's Booty, which I always love. I couldn’t be more stereotypically girly in that sense. We're making a lot of cheese plates. And I’m trying to cook new things. I made this kale and carrot ginger salad yesterday, and Dave was very funny to point out that it’s hilarious that I’m using a carrot ginger dressing — could not be more aptly my dressing. I also realize I’m absolutely ill-equipped to shop for a pandemic.
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