and on and on

They talk with cocksure confidence about the virtues of clearing forest floors, moving water hundreds of miles to get to the fire zone, to “crazy woke left” coastal policies, and on and on.

“Do some aerobic exercise; if you’re over 40, lift weights. Keep a food diary and cut out the processed junk. Slowly changing your eating habits is far more effective than any crash diet. You don’t have to deprive yourself if you learn to make trade-offs. And on and on.”

Boxing, whose appeal will forever remain, not mysterious, but foreign to some of us, has also been a favorite subject for storytelling, especially in the movies, going back to numerous Depression-era fight films and forward to “Raging Bull” and last year’s “La Máquina,” and on and on — often tales of personal advancement from poor beginnings, with criminal elements of a less savory sort frequently complicating matters.

As she explains in her new Max stand-up special "On and On and On," Matafeo does not, in fact, have an inner mother yearning to burst out of her.

Your comedy special takes its title "On and On and On" from the most vulnerable and liminal of spaces, the Notes app.