Adam Carolla

Yeah, but, I mean, that's how you get good.

Yeah, and honestly, we were talking about this the other day.

Those are some of the funnest times, you know, those times that suck so bad.

You don't really think about how bad they suck during the month.

Maybe you do a little bit, but, I mean, going back on them is like, God dang, man, that was some of the most fun times of my life, you know, and it makes you appreciate the stuff that goes on now.

Kind of the struggle of it makes you appreciate everything a lot more.

Yeah, well, you know, I always tell people, you know, those kinds of times kind of set you up for the... You appreciate good times.

Also...

Doing the football, doing the two-a-days in the heat, in the sun, you know, that kind of stuff makes other jobs not feel so hard.

Yeah, for sure.

You know, especially I know your dad worked construction.

Yeah.

You probably did some summers with him and that kind of stuff.

Tying rebar and pouring concrete, that shit sucks so bad.

You were tying rebar, huh?

Yeah, tying rebar, man.

All of it.

Was your dad doing everything or was he just doing like foundation stuff?

He was more road construction.

So, you know, so every summer from like, I guess like my seventh grade year till my sophomore year in college, you know, he'd let me come out for two or three months and make some money before going back to school.