Bill Burr

I had to do some scene and I was just reading the lines and it was making me emotional and it wasn't a sad scene and I couldn't figure out why.

And I was like, oh, because this is

you know, I don't know just how you were raised to be a man.

You had to like walk away 99% of your emotions.

But when I act these, these characters are feeling shit that's in the vault.

So I opened that up and what comes out is other shit that's been trying to, cause you think like, Oh, you know, if you're going to cry as a guy, like I'm not crying and you think it went away, it didn't, it's still there.

And then it like comes out during the holidays or some shit, you know, but you should have just fucking cried it out.

Right.

Cause so I got on the other side of that.

I figured that out.

Like,

I kind of opened the door so now I can feel all the emotions and so I have options rather than flipping out laughing or saying I don't give a fuck so that's kind of like and as far as like other people in my family I don't like talking about what because you know whatever we all went through it our own way so I processed it finally it's weird man I didn't think it was going to take that long but it did it's crazy better late than never

Yeah.

No, now it's weird because now I'm like kind of happy-go-lucky and I'm not an angry dude around the house.

So my wife, you know, she doesn't quite trust it yet.

After 20-something years of flipping out over nothing, but now she's starting to kind of understand.

So it's been cool.

No, no, no.

It's cool, too.

You know, I do my art in my office and...