Shane Gillis feels significant internal pressure and anxiety when discussing certain public controversies on high-profile podcasts.

“I was dreading it the the I was crab swirled a couple times but to be expected not as bad as I not as bad as I thought crab swir oh I called Mt immediately and I was like dude I was swirled it was full crab swirl”

Matt McCusker suggests that the pressure comedians feel during high-profile interviews is a shared, difficult reality.

“it's a tough thing to navigate because the whole when you're thinking and talking and there's another voice being like shut up [ __ ] as you're talking it's it's just crab swirl fuel it it was pure swirls dude”