Brian: I think there's two types of humor, too. I think there's the so-called North American humor, which is based, I guess, on a person's personal traits or personal-a person's personal features. Then you have British humor, which is more of drier, sarcastic humor, and I love sarcastic humor and sarcastic people.
Julie: Yeah, British humor is also about people being in uncomfortable situations and not being able to get out of them, and having to deal with them. But I once heard that comedy is tragedy plus time. Like, if you look back on a bad experience, you can laugh about it. It seems funny because time has passed.

Eric: And you know who I think was the master of all that? My personal favorite is Charlie Chaplin. I think he's just the king of comedy and the king of film, and he just, you know, showed the natural situations that people get into and made them just hilarious.
Julie: Yeah, he was very funny.