Bill Burr

But because they have all that money, we're all looking at them like, wow, they must know something that I don't.

Or like they must be, they gotta be smarter than I am or something like that.

I don't know, they're smart in certain areas, but not in the shit that counts.

And I don't know, I'm sort of projecting what I learned in my business was what I learned is going up as a comedian and killing in front of a crowd is great as that is.

It's like a crack high.

It lasts for like 10, 12 minutes.

And then, you know, you're walking back home to whatever life, you know, back in New York when I walked home or L.A., driving home to whatever life you've created.

And if you don't have anything to go home to, if you don't have love.

And like this full emotional, like real life to go home to.

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's empty.

It's empty.

So, I mean, I've seen that and I was guilty of that in my business.

I was like, oh, maybe when I start working the improvs, when I get to that, maybe if I get to the theater level, if I could just fucking do this, if I could get that.

And it just, it never, never like filled me up.

And then when I actually started working on myself as a person and, uh,

You know, stop being such a meathead and working on my relationship with my wife beyond just, you know, making her laugh and hanging out, but really, like, listening to her.

Like, it put everything into perspective.

Now it's like I'm a comedian.