Tig Notaro: Find Comfort in Simplicity

[@sebeckley]

Tig makes a great point about keeping your environment simple, which doesn't necessarily mean minimal, it's what reduces your cognitive load and effort. When I was recovering from a big health crisis, I moved into a 200 sq ft studio because I couldn't deal with maintaining anything larger at that time.

[@m_brokenleg]

This Tig Notaro’s episode is such a perfect example of how chaos can mutate into light or how to make a virtue out of a difficulty! So the clear message I get after watching it is: NEVER, NEVER GIVE UP!

[@MayimBialik]

We are so glad you got so much insight from the episode this week. Tig is an inspiration!

[@m_brokenleg]

@@MayimBialik And for all the episodes! The journey that you started (we all started together) in this podcast ten months ago is exciting. Thanks to you and Jonathan!

[@GiGistitches]

Tig’s show One Mississippi was great too. Wish their were more seasons

[@tmikes3471]

Yes!!! That was so cerebral

[@phillipstroll7385]

Oh, so she's an actress? I just asked who she is and why she was on her show. I just commented on how much I love that name Tig and how it would be a great nickname for a boy scout.

[@michele21auntiem]

I do too!

[@michele21auntiem]

@@phillipstroll7385 She is a comedian originally. Then had her own show and is on Star Trek too. She was just in a movie where they CG'd her in to replace someone else.

[@heathercooper]

I love everything she does. You should also read her book. Her stand up is great. She also did a show called Under a Rock.

[@doreendumond2936]

If I had known Tig when I was a teenager, I would have just followed her around everywhere. For her to accept the invitation to be on the show when you could see how tired she was, shows how authentic and real she is.❤

[@EveryHandleIsTaken979]

Believe it or not, envelopes like that are still handed to kids who are told “give this to your parents” in public schools. I am thankful for this interview. So many people don’t realize that smart kids and people of any age can have special needs or “learning disabilities” and be in special education. And they don’t have to be “twice exceptional”. They can be like Tig. She’s smart and exceptional in her field but she wasn’t found to be advanced in any area in school and she did struggle and they did want to test her for learning disabilities. All of it is true. Thank you, thank you, thank you Tig for talking about it and thank you Mayim & Jonathan for this interview.

[@2nab539]

I love how Mayim and Jonathan sat back and listened as she slowly explained her past and feelings. Tig seemed to be processing as she talked. The space they gave her created a powerful interview for me.

[@michele21auntiem]

Yes, they didnt interrupt and push moving to another topic.

[@ladybugz463]

Tig is one of my heroines. She is amazing and I love her.

[@northwoodfalls1403]

Tig & Cheryl’s podcast has been getting me through my post knee reconstruction surgery recovery. They have literally helped me sleep better than the morphine. That doesn’t mean they’re so boring they put me to sleep, it’s that they make me feel so good from all the laughing that my body and mind relax enough to let sleep come. I wake up the next morning and re listen to the podcast I feel asleep listening to the night before. Tig’s attitude towards life is soothing. I just love everything she does. She may be the coolest person on the planet.

[@equalityforall5620]

Laughter IS the best medicine. You prove it. Thank you for sharing that.

[@tinawilson4616]

Agreed.

[@angelinacroftdesigns]

I adore both Tig and Mayim - thank you for making these videos

[@pauladixon9003]

I discovered Tig because of her cancer struggles, and I stayed for the laughter. I realized that so much of her story and her energy resonates with me. 😊

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Paula, can I please ask you a question?

[@jolimixx4212]

Tig and " Blossom " are treasures to be protected at all costs !!! ❤❤❤❤

[@hzq_design]

Mayim's podcast is literally, therapy.

[@emilystich2471]

Love how in this format you can see what a nice listener Jonathan is. Oddly super comfortable to experience

[@nadeencallan8355]

I too admire Johnathan’s ability to listen and not interrupt.

[@irock2403]

This podcast is such a goldmine... Of knowledge, experience, positivity and hope. Kudos

[@troods8110]

My feelings exactly!! I just adore Mayim, and have followed her career for many years. I absolutely love that she started this podcast! Never miss an episode!

[@MayimBialik]

Thank you for supporting us and for your kind words

[@margaritagalarza3233]

Yes

[@margaritagalarza3233]

@@MayimBialik HI YES ASK ME ?

[@margaritagalarza3233]

I AM 73 AND FEEL YOUR WONDERFUL.

[@lynettecortez8895]

As an educator, her story breaks my heart at times. But I'm thankful for the reminder to be the positive part of my student's days. Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Lynette, can I please ask you a question?

[@cmc7780]

I so appreciate the attention Tig brings to C. Diff! It's a terrible illness to have where you truly feel like you may die. People don't understand the severity.

[@mamaraine8963]

I agree!! I had never heard of C.Diff until my late husband was diagnosed with it. C.Diff was horrible and terribly hard on him and was one of the things that ultimately killed him--listed on his death certificate. It's more common than people think.

[@moimeself1088]

@@mamaraine8963 so sorry to hear that. How does one "get" it.. like is it genetic, infection, etc?

[@mamaraine8963]

@@moimeself1088 it's a bacterial infection. It is very easy to catch since the bacteria can live for months outside the body. It's also very hard to kill--alcohol based sanitizers don't kill it--only bleach and some other commercial disinfectants. You get it through contact with infected stool. Most of us already have it inside our guts, then when we go on antibiotics, the antibiotics kill everything except the c.diff and it takes over causing horrible diarrhea and other intestinal problems. It's very prevalent in healthcare settings. A person with c.diff will be put on contact isolation while in the hospital, rehab, etc.

[@moimeself1088]

@@mamaraine8963 thank you so much. My GP is always so quick to prescribe antibiotics to my daughter, and i was always hesitant. You just gave me one more reason, though she's an adult now so she will be making her own decisions. I'm sorry for all your family went through. 🤗

[@monicas4747]

I love that Mayim who is SO SO SO smart states that she couldn’t do med school. It acknowledges that intellect does not mean that every field is natural. She is brilliant and I think it is a good message to those who are brilliant like Mayim but may be struggling in a certain subject. I will pass this along to my son. I love the podcast. Thank you!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Monica, can I please ask you a question?

[@monicas4747]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 Sure.

[@marisamartinezolivera]

OMG! How I adore “the rug” story! How true is. Such an example of how de-escalating our life means improving it a lot! This podcast is going better and bigger as episodes run and it’s bc the dedication, intelligence and warmness of co-hosts: Mayim and Jonathan! Well deserved vacation! Hope you’ve enjoyed it a lot! 💜Said that, it’s good to watch the two of you sharing the screen!

[@rturney6376]

And, so True!! Less is More!!

[@marisamartinezolivera]

@@rturney6376 As my colleague Mies van de Rohe said almost a century ago..

[@lizafield9002]

Marisa, this is a great comment, & you're a good writer!

[@marisamartinezolivera]

@@lizafield9002 Thank you, Liza. Not better than anyone here! Even English is not my first language! Being my third of five I never could be a “medium good” writer. But it’s my heart who speaks. That must be a plus…Hugs from Barcelona!

[@lizafield9002]

@@marisamartinezolivera Amazing. I speak only sprinkles of French; otherwise it’s southern Appalachian “English.” And planting lots of trees to bring back their & the songbirds’ and tree toads’ words & music to the earth. We know few foreign languages around here, but love good words, and you know how to use them- in 5 languages!? The world needs this right now. Big blessings to Barcelona from the Virginia mountains!

[@TheOldHippiebilly]

I can sure relate to Tig on the "keep it simple" concept for staying sane. Fortunately I am single, childfree, and poor, so that makes it relatively easy. ❤

[@adambender527]

I've had C.Diff twice and her description of it is pretty spot on. I'd also add that at least for me it took all the confidence out of me. I remember a few times where as soon as I got downstairs from the bathroom I found myself running back to it. It's disheartening to not be able to control something so basic. I went from a solid 150lbs to 123lbs in about two and a half weeks. Not only that but the side effects of the medications where basically the same as the symptoms so I couldn't tell if I was getting any better. Completely horrible.

[@jennl3404]

A beautiful soul interviewed by two beautiful souls... I'll take it! Thank you all!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Jenn, can I please ask you a question?

[@dianedewindt5083]

I love Tig's discussion about her studio apartment and the rug -- the time in my life where I felt most centered was when I lived in a studio apartment, approx. 500 sq. feet, in a building called the Helena in Manhattan on West 57th Street in the mid 2000's. It was tiny and expensive, and the building was brand new so everything was really clean, and it forced me to manage clutter because it was so small, I couldn't introduce anything into the apartment without making a decision to get rid of something to make room for it. I loved to clean it top to bottom every other weekend, and then just sit there and take in the immaculateness of it. I dream of winning the lottery and being able to afford moving back there. I now live in New Jersey in a multilevel house with my hoarder manfriend, filled with clutter (and vermin!), and it saps my will to live everyday.

[@gigidodson]

Tig is amazingly funny. She is a story teller.

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Gigi, can I please ask you a question?

[@slimsonite2111]

Yay! Best guest ever and I haven't even watched yet. Yay Tig!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 💖

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Amy, can I please ask you a question?

[@denises9426]

Watching Johnathon nod his head to the cadence of your speech was so sweet lol! Great podcast Mayim! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@pattykeough]

Great episode. TN went through so much piled on so quickly. The story about the rug and being overwhelmed - so relatable. And J and M are so cute together!

[@Dyejob01]

The best way to downsize is to MOVE. But that means going through and touching everything you own, then deciding on what to do with it. I've moved twice in a year, no one would ever believe what I live with today. It's very liberating ❤✌

[@erinelizabeth9047]

Omg my 2 faves in one episode (Mayim and Tig)! 😍🤩

[@MayimBialik]

Ahh, thank you!!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Erin, can I please ask you a question?

[@billsgarage1964]

Where has your pod utube thingy been all my life... edit.greaaaaat show btw and huge Tig fan and admirer of you the show and Tig!!

[@Dyejob01]

Absolutely LOVE Tig Nataro!!! I lost my twin in 2012, and was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2014. And in-between had my gallbladder removed in an emergency room 🙃 ❤ I feel her pain ✌❤✌❤

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Lynn, your comments so good where are you from?

[@numerikproductions]

Tig is just a gem! As is Mayim!

[@anschetaylor9215]

Jonathan, I can’t help singing along to the intro little ditty. Love it!

[@charliehoos9773]

Decluttering is freeing for the soul to me. Trig is fabulous. Thank you for sharing your honesty and life with us

[@elaineturcotte1043]

I am so grateful for your podcasts. Your interviews are always so interesting. You talk about difficult issues that you and your guests (and many listening) have dealt with, or still are dealing with, and you do so on a personal, human level. Life is messy and chaotic, and it can be really hard, but that can also make it really funny too. You two have created a safe space where you are able to capture a bit of all of that with your guests. Thank you.

[@barbdowns1]

Wow! Tig Notaro is a truly resilient woman in so many ways. I’m truly inspired by her groundedness and strength. My love of music is so validated by how she talked about her own. Great interview!! Thank you!!!

[@nadeencallan8355]

Thank you Tig for being so candid. I’m off to look for your Podcasts.

[@zsuzsa456]

Thank you!!! I "discovered" Tig on Netflix!!! I was blown over. Love her comedy and her

[@TheGreatLKHS]

Notaro is one of the few things I enjoyed about Star Trek: Discovery.

[@htwoos28]

I LOVE her on Star Trek: Discovery!!!!

[@troods8110]

Oh my goodness, Tig!! She's so flippin funny!! Great interview!! Lots of love you guys!! Remember folks... YOU ARE AMAZING!! ❤😁 Just wanted to spread the love! P.S. growing up feeling "difderent" in such a time where these things were not talked about.. yes, we have come a long way in the last 30 years.. so much more is needed still. Be kind to yourself and everyone you meet. You never know what someone else is going through.

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Trudy, can I please ask you a question?

[@troods8110]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 sure

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

@@troods8110 Ok Dear, I will really appreciate it if we can talk on EMAIL. What do you think?

[@troods8110]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 why do you want my email address? I don't know you.

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

@@troods8110 Yes Trudy. I am a widowed with just one son I lost my wife 6 years ago she died of colon cancer. Should I send you my EMAIL?

[@melindamcdaniel2479]

I love Tig as a being, and Mayim...thank you. The podcast shot with you and JC together on vaca felt particularly special.

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Melinda, can I please ask you a question?

[@laceym314]

I'm so excited for this episode! Haven't even watched this yet and so ready!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Lacey, can I please ask you a question?

[@mirfir]

You’re incredible Tig! Thank you for your fabulous attitude & honesty! I truly admire you.

[@84Elenai]

Aw, I love Tig! Thank you so much for this episode 😍

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Elena, can I please ask you a question?

[@kagigebiquillboxes8565]

Love Love Love everyone here in this episode. HOWEVER, I'm pretty surprised when Jonathan and Mayim went to the "Ask Anything" segment - is trauma in your brain forever? Great but missed opportunity to highlight trauma recovery work to actually re-wire the brain. After many years of many ways to try getting my life back from childhood & other trauma, in 2019 I started EMDR at age 54. I'm living with a different brain now and getting a look at who I really am. Heavy trauma was too much in talk therapy and cognitive behavior modification . . I ended up being retraumatized and feared more therapy. So grateful I found EMDR.

[@doreendumond2936]

Oh, hell yeah! I’m 70, have been in talk therapy for decades and recently started EMDR. I’m amazed and grateful 😇

[@nataliesirota2611]

Great show. Glad you got a vacay. Thanks to Tig for being such a great example and inspiration to all those coming through adversity and really tough experiences into surviving and thriving!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Natalie, can I please ask you a question?

[@guylagalindo2430]

Where have I been that I didn't know this existed??? I love it so much. Very interesting and I've been a Mayim fan for so long. I've recently found Tig Notaro on KZbin, and I am so glad I did. That is how I found you. Life is good. Thank you so much for providing great conversations.

[@casandrap2809]

Ive been seeing this series on my 'recommended' but this is the first i watched. so informative and personal. loved it and will be watching previous episodes

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Casandra, can I please ask you a question?

[@goodgrief888]

Thank you for following up about the chaos question. Chaos in a kids life can for sure make it difficult to function in school and think about algebraic equations. I definitely had a lot of problems with focus when I was a kid, and when we moved to a different town where I went to a public school that was less structured, I suddenly started to fail, find it difficult to focus, and just stopped going to class after a few years, eventually barely passing. I also had a lot of problems at home where my brothers wife moved into our already overcrowded home and began to pick on me, taking her cue from everyone in my family who was already picking on me and eventually scapegoating me. Until eventually I just felt to hopeless and hated that I would go from home where I was constantly picked on, to school where I was constantly picked on, and tried to OD on every pill in my parents kitchen pantry at 13, hoping to get some relief. When that didn’t take I just sort of gave up and got really into music and nihilism.

[@ladybugz463]

PLEASE drop some of the "like"........I 'like' and 'it was 'like' hard, etc., etc. You're an incredibly intelligent and educated woman. You do not need fillers in your conversation. I love your podcast!!

[@moimeself1088]

Feel better?

[@clairedouglas1726]

I’m in love with these podcasts they are absolutely fantastic Tuesdays are definitely my favourite days , Mayim you are the best I adore and love you ❤️ Team Mayim , Team Breakdown xxx 😘 hope u enjoyed your vacation u more than deserve it 💕

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Claire, can I please ask you a question?

[@rebeccagriffin5886]

I am a fellow Jacksonian. Born, raised and sill live in North Jackson and am a State Employee working downtown. I learned of Tig after watching One Mississippi a few months ago and am now a HUGE fan. Any questions about the south you can ask. Being raised completely in North Jackson which is the Capitol and the biggest city, I consider myself "for Mississippi" to be a city girl. However 20 years ago I went to boarding school (French Camp Academy) 90 miles north of Jackson which is kinda/almost the delta, for about 14 months until, like Tig, was kicked out and went back home to Jx.

[@jenhutchinson3674]

Thank you Tig for explaining C.Diff. I have gotten it 2x since I was run over by a car. Staph 2x also, sadly my Infectious Disease doc has me on 2 antibiotics for the rest of life. One to prevent staph and one to prevent C Diff. Yay for picc lines, that made infusions much easier to handle.

[@nicolewilliams2468]

Love this actor / comedian!!!! Didn’t know the whole backstory, but WOW!!!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Nicole, can I please ask you a question?

[@nicolewilliams2468]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 - sure thing. Depending on the question I might not answer, but as long as everything is civil I’m generally always open to discussion.

[@natalieangus9245]

I love Tig Nataro. I’ve watched One Mississippi 3 times.

[@coastuncle1965]

I don't know who this guy is but this was a great interview. This is a top notch 5 star podcast.

[@moimeself1088]

Who ... Jonathan? He hardly said a word! 😂😂😂

[@leepshin]

I only found out about Tig when she joined the cast of Star Trek Discovery to hilarious effect. I love the character she plays. I decided to research her and she's fascinating.

[@victoriayornet7130]

Another great one!!!! Can’t wait to see you at Tig’s podcast and see what kind of questions she will ask

[@gX23x]

Mischievous, my new favourite word

[@EliyaJ16]

I did a 'Tig Mayim' search (there's only one of each 😁) and I was rewarded with this. I love you both so much. Two super real celebrities. It's so so rare these days. I loved this conversation, thank you.

[@veiyi]

i’ve been watching and rewatching tig’s taylor dane story on conan for years. now i know when she said it wasn’t a bit, it really wasn’t lol.

[@fabricioazevedo2361]

Lady Bialik, you probally don't know HOW MANY fans you had in Brazil because "Blossom". No kidding. Big Bang theory made much more sucess in my country because of you. Thank you.

[@Luckyduck82180]

This is great since you and Tig are 2 of my favorite people!

[@MayimBialik]

Thank you!!

[@marydama8357]

Tig Notaro, What a beautiful soul !!!!!!!

[@kirstenmeier6704]

Oh wow! Tig was one of the people I requested you to interview. She is an intriguing lady. I also have a cat named after her. Lol

[@andrearenee7845]

Simple, simple, and well truth and simple.. Love it...

[@lindawolfe2885]

Great conversation. Enjoyed it so much. Thank you. 💐💕💫

[@vishakhasingh5295]

I have watched Drawn about 5 times now and omg, it is AWESOME.

[@vanessawhitneypro]

Thank You for the thoughtful conversation... Brilliant Humans, All...

[@hollytibbetts2003]

Thank you for such a great show today!!!

[@MayimBialik]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Holly, can I please ask you a question?

[@StrangeFractaLS4]

Thanks for the helpful advice. My time perception gets warped sometimes too.

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Laura, can I please ask you a question?

[@StrangeFractaLS4]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 no thanks

[@kirstenmeier6704]

Tig, I failed pre-algebra too. I did graduate though. It was just because algebra is hypothetical concepts. My mind just doesnt understand things in this way. Weirdly...geometry makes more sense because it's more visual amd concrete...but I still hate it. Numbers suck. Loved this podcast. Love Tig!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Kristen, can I please ask you a question?

[@KurtvonLaven0]

I am a big Tig fan and loved the interview and the bulk of Mayim and Jonathan's breakdown. My one nitpick was that Mayim mentioned avoiding triggers in passing as an well-known example of a coping mechanism, but unfortunately one that is more-or-less a myth. Most experts instead encourage graded exposure, where you gradually reintroduce non-threatening stimuli that trigger you in a healthy, safe environment to offer your brain the opportunity to refine what it classifies as dangerous or harmful. Completely avoiding triggers for too long tends instead to limit our healing and can even strengthen our fears.

[@honestlee3556]

I learned so much. Thank you 🐝 I really do love Tig

[@MayimBialik]

Thank you for supporting the podcast! It was such a pleasure for us to have Tig!

[@Carolina-ji8pp]

Yes, so many rugs... Even the small ones. Too much!! Great episode!

[@tozomona]

Love you Tig. My husband worked on your show in locations. Bob loves you too.

[@kb2862]

Tig is just the greatest sweetest person. And ..so interesting!

[@paymweaver5650]

What a treat to watch this interview!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Paym, can I please ask you a question?

[@claralacey5914]

Great episode, congratulations all round. 😷🇦🇺❤️

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Clara, can I please ask you a question?

[@ess2607]

I got really distracted when Jonathan slid in -- wearing the same shirt. too funny. I love Tig, she's amazing inside and out.

[@monicamacie1807]

I love Tig so much!!!❤

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Monica, can I please ask you a question?

[@missfreitas7973]

It's amazing,absolutely amazing!

[@caramoonlynn]

The knitted pillows are so cool. Tig is so fun and funny.

[@yaldanaseri2954]

Perfect podcast by Dr. Mayim!!! 💕

[@AndreaAvila78]

Mayim is naturally beautiful. She looks great without makeup. She doesn't have any wrinkles, no grey hairs and even though she complains about her body she doesn't look fat. She looks slim and pretty. I'm so glad she hasn't had any plastic surgery. She looks amazing!!!

[@troods8110]

I'm crushing... lol ❤️

[@Luckyduck82180]

One of the realest people in the business!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Andrea, can I please ask you a question?

[@AndreaAvila78]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 Shoot

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

@@AndreaAvila78 Ok Andrea it is nice meeting you here. I will really appreciate it if we can talk on EMAIL. What do you think?

[@cEcJr17]

First time watching your podcast - loved the interview with Tig Notaro - I'm now a subscriber. Thanks.

[@clayin_it_]

I love Tig

[@tinawilson4616]

Me, too! She gives me hope.

[@ltbohannon3662]

Tig amazing!! Great episode!!

[@MayimBialik]

Thank you, we agree!

[@kdholden]

So excited for this one!!!!

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Katie, can I please ask you a question?

[@kdholden]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 Sure

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

@@kdholden Ok Katie, I will really appreciate it if we can talk on EMAIL. What do you think?

[@kdholden]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 No thank you

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

@@kdholden Katie, I am a widowed with just one son I lost my wife 6 years ago she died of colon cancer. I am looking for a relationship.

[@gabrielaovelar3308]

I like this because is a beautiful history of superation and maybe helps many people in his struggle.

[@rturney6376]

They are side by side - I love it 😻!! Not across the room!!

[@tellemomma9780]

Pre algebra was my top math skill and a few years prior I placed in the 96th percentile on the Iowa test of basic skills. That meant that only four percent of our country did better than I....again two years later I topped out in pre algebra with a c-. SCREW group testing!

[@Sketcher93]

Is it difficult for people to say they are bisexual? Seems like that's the easy answer for a lot of people who are confused about where they are on the spectrum. A person can be bisexual and fall in love with a male or female and that's where their life expresses from there on out. I love your conversation about being easily overwhelmed. I wonder how many people are buried under layers and layers of life complications and they don't know why they're unable to cope. If they only knew their comfort zone was surpassed way back when they lived in a studio apartment and then got a rug. That's huge, Tig. I relate to that so much. After a big chunk of my life was spent in turmoil I gradually learned that the more simple I made my life the deeper my contentment became. Who knew?

[@mamamal7929]

I think you two are Great. Thanks for all you do :-)

[@atphoenix2020]

Such a beautiful person!

[@jenniferpendragon3388]

I love Tig on ST: Discovery as Cmdr. Jett Reno!!! I love the interactions in Engineering!

[@melissacreamer8288]

Me too!! More Tig on Disco

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Jennifer, can I please ask you a question?

[@0justBETHANY]

I got a similar letter sent home with me in 7th grade. I was already classes for kids who needed extra help. I too opened the letter like the the teacher told me not to. I remember crying because it had a bunch of check boxes on it for things I knew I didn't have and I really thought like wow this teacher really thinks I'm dumb. Probably everyone does. I never gave it to my parents and no one ever followed up either. It's crazy that I got this letter about 20 years after Tig got hers. Why would they still think after all those years that kids would actually give this letter to their parents? Almost seems like a trick

[@margaritagalarza3233]

I Watched YOUR COOKING VIDEOS AND ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Margaret, can I please ask you a question?

[@margaritagalarza3233]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 YES YOU MAY

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

@@margaritagalarza3233 Ok Margarita, I will really appreciate it if we can talk on EMAIL. What do you think?

[@margaritagalarza3233]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 sorry but no,bye

[@csainphor]

I got C-Diff after the birth of my 2 child, I was in the hospital for 11 days on Antibiotics and no one ever informed me that I had the potential to get this after being released. I suffered for 2 weeks before the diagnosis and felt worse then I have ever felt in life.

[@paulsmith8510]

Tig just did a sold-out show at my work. I met her briefly and managed a small meet ans greet. She is so fantastic. I am super jaded by celebs, I have met enough to know they are usually completely horrible people. Shockingly horrible. She is def one of the good ones.

[@CeciliaVoter]

I'm glad to see you guys 💙

[@thomascharliewayne5068]

Hi 👋 Cecilia, can I please ask you a question?

[@CeciliaVoter]

@@thomascharliewayne5068 which is?