Adam Carolla

But if you can sing, you can always sing a little better, and you can maintain it.

Always improve your craft.

Yeah.

And do you feel that way as a singer?

Yeah.

No, I feel that way all the way around.

Every time I'm learning different things, even from when doing things like I was hosting a live version of Price is Right at the Bally's in Las Vegas during the day from 2 to 4.

Talk about interesting work.

But that helped me with hosting gigs and dealing with people every day, whether they were sober, drunk, annoying, sweet, happy.

How to find that fine line of going, I can cross that line just enough to make it funny but not make it insulting.

And that was a fun thing to do, though, believe it or not.

That was such a great learning tool for me.

It was just, again, just a repetition of just dealing with just different people every day and trying to figure out.

How to have that conversation and make you feel comfortable, God forbid, if you're too stiff or whatever the case may be.

And again, you've done that many years with other people and guests that come in.

You see if they're too tired or too tense or they had a bad day.

You can tell they may even want to be annoyed or whatever the hell.

And how do you cope with that?

There's so many ways you can deal with it to either make them open up or just shut down real quick.

I don't think enough people embrace that part of life where like –