Sarah Silverman believes that grandfather killed her little brother

“My grandmother picked us up for our Sunday breakfast in a local dinner and said:” Everyone buckles up, “she wrote in her memoir from 2014 The bed weather: stories of courage, redemption and peeingvia npr. “I thought I would kill, I said:” Yes, we don't want to land like Jeffrey “and just silence. My sisters turned around and looked at me as if I was crazy and my grandmother just broke out in tears.”

She admitted that the incident ultimately taught her that her comedic decisions can sometimes have consequences.

“I think I got nervous – but to be honest, there is a security in what I do because I am always the idiot,” she wrote. “If you don't just listen to Buzz words and do not take into account the context of the situation, I am always the Ignoramus.”

She concluded: “No matter what I speak of or what tragic event, the dark, dark scenario in my material is caused, I am always the idiot in it.”