Wally Baram is a Mexican-Syrian stand-up comedian, writer, and actress who probably should have stayed in school.

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 After dropping out of an ivy college to pursue comedy full-time (since a degree in economics is an awfully expensive way to become a stand-up comedian), Wally has opened for Jeff Garlin, performed regularly at clubs and venues across the country, and produced and written for Brat (Digital & Hulu) and Snapchat Original shows (whatever that means).

 

She's currently a writer for HBO's BETTY 

and FX's What We Do in the Shadows.

 

Her comedy brings a unique perspective on the strange banalities of entering the adult world as well as growing up with a strong multi-cultural/Mexican-Syrian identity.

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Anyways, please help her figure out if dropping out was worth it. Really at a loss over here.