It was a hard one!

The wayyyyy we werrrrrre

Too soon!!!!!

Got mine!

So I yelled something about him being my favourite interviewer before using my bike as a weapon to fight my way out of the crowd.

Yet another flawless celebrity interaction to add to my repertoire.

I have no photo as evidence, but here’s the essay
thewalrus.ca/the-comedy-c...

Since I was stuck, I decided to tell him about the essay I wrote for the Walrus a while back where I quoted him and one of my main sources was the comedian Sophie Buddle who he had on his show recently. He smiled big and said, “Sophie’s so cool.” I was so flustered, I didn’t know what else to say…

Outside the theatre, I was trying to get my bike out of the growing crowd when I looked up and saw this guy with beautiful glasses just standing there. People started saying, hey Marc! And I realized it was the man himself and I was stuck there behind him with my bike as people were taking selfies

During the Q&A after, you could tell that Maron’s emotional vulnerability has meant a lot to the folks in the audience, particularly men who’ve struggled with mental health and depression. He’s not perfect, but he’s a great model for the constant struggle to counter toxic masculinity.

I was literally half way in the door when it started

Gonna need some of both, I think

This is a crime against noodles!

A classically complicated way to fall in love online!