[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] Comedian Danny Hatch’s Last Laugh: Working With 'Keith and The Girl' & Trying To Keep Cool While Stoned On The Subway [VIDEO]

In Last Laugh, MStars News talks to our favorite comedians or funny people about some of the last experiences they've had over the years. For this installment, we welcome in comedian Danny Hatch.

Listen to an episode of Keith and The Girl and you'll undoubtedly hear the name Danny Hatch. The young comedian has been with the podcasting pioneers for quite some time, even now hosting his own spin-off podcast titled That's The Show With Danny. Recently, he took a break from both the stage and the podcast scene to have a quick Last Laugh with MStars News.

So, Danny Hatch, who/what/where/when was the ...

MStars News: Last time you wore something you hated?
Danny Hatch: The dopey outfits I had to wear at all of my fast food jobs growing up in Oklahoma.

MS: Last person to see you naked?
DH: This amazing girl I am lucky to know that I met through a friend. She's really great.

MS: Last day job you had?
DH: Before Keith and The Girl I was a Times Square comedy show barker and a telemarketer (New York is tough, man).

MS: Last place you traveled to outside of the US?
DH: I've actually never been outside of the US so I guess the right answer is wherever I went on my last mushroom trip.

MS: Last guilty pleasure you discovered?
DH: Oh, God, books probably.

MS: Last piece of advice another comedian gave you?
DH: Get up on stage more.

MS: Last thing you regretted?
DH: Not getting out enough. I'm trying not to let my instinct to stay home and hide myself away because I've done enough of that and I can do it for cheaper outside of New York so I might as well take advantage of my location.

MS: Last time you bombed onstage?
DH: I went up and thought it would be really funny to talk about weirdly dark and intimate stuff about myself, like cutting scars. I thought just by bringing something like that up and making myself more open it would make them laugh, which in hindsight was very stupid.

It just wasn't funny enough to make up for how negative it was. And now I said it in this interview. Awesome. Great work, Danny.

MS: Last time you lost your cool?
DH: I guess it was that time I thought it would be funny to talk about my cutting scars on stage.

MS: Last piece of advice YOU gave someone?
DH: Don't stress about things that aren't worth stressing over (which seems unusual coming from me but I have my moments of not being a mess).

MS: Last time you were the butt of the joke?
DH: Oh, every day. It's not like I don't play into my role, though.

MS: Last time you got into a fight?
DH: A lot of very heated political events took place right around Thanksgiving, so that had a lot to do with it.

MS: Last time you wished you were someone else?
DH: What, and throw away all the work I've spent building up my brand? No way, man.

MS: Last thing you and to apologize for?
DH: Probably something pointless. I have this disease where I need to fill silence and placate people at the same time, so saying 'I'm sorry' for stupid stuff usually does the trick. I didn't become a comedian for no reason.

MS: Last time you laughed really hard?
DH: Probably at something Keith or Chemda said. They are the funniest people I know.

MS: Last time you felt uncomfortable?
DH: This evening when I was stoned on the subway.

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