Adam Carolla

There wasn't really...

You didn't know who, no one was rich, but no one was poor.

It was all sort of in the middle.

And now it's like the most insanely rich people in the world and then people just in squalor on the streets living in filth.

It's a real chasm that you never, you just would never see in the past.

Do you think you recognize that more now because you've seen more or because that was just your world that you were living in at the time?

I'm trying to think.

Because I don't remember.

I mean, the homeless thing, I think, has gotten much worse over the years.

It's always kind of been a thing, at least since I've been here.

Much worse now than it's been ever.

Yes, it is much worse.

But I was never exposed to these different ends of the spectrum like I am now.

Yes.

You get to see, and I don't know if it's because of...

you know, our access to these phones and seeing things or it's, you know, having more opportunity to get out there and see the world.

But, you know, for me, it's similar to you.

I was very sort of, we had our neighborhood, everybody kind of had the same income.

We just never, nobody was higher, lower.

It's just kind of, that's the way we lived.