They discuss how the immediate problems people face in their daily lives take precedence over national political issues. They highlight the difference between how people in major cities and those in less affluent areas perceive and discuss politics. They emphasize the localized nature of everyday concerns such as crumbling infrastructure and safety in schools.
Trevor is joined by Emmy-winner Quinta Brunson, the star and creator of the hit series Abbott Elementary. Quinta describes her hometown Philly's influence on her comedy, why stand-up just wasn’t for her, and the visit to her mom’s school that was the creative catalyst for Abbott Elementary. She and Trevor discuss how Spike Lee’s Crooklyn’s and Apple’s Photo Booth helped foster her belief in the spiritual power of a stupid comedy.
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