Bill Maher

I mean, they had like a long engagement there.

And none of it was like a disaster.

And I'm sure they got laid.

It was France and they were the Beatles.

But I mean, for fuck's sake, they were just not like the crowds everywhere else in the world that went nuts.

They just did not.

But I think that's where they got the telegram, which we barely remember as a child, that you have a number one in America.

They were like, oh, well, this is very handy since we're going to do Ed Sullivan.

It must be so much fun, like that upward climb when your rocket gets shot to the moon.

But you had that experience when the world is at your feet.

Yeah, I did.

And once you get that high, you know, you're good.

You're stamped for life.

I mean, there'll always be people who want to keep up with you, you know, because you meant a lot to that, especially it's usually that formative part of your life that you remember so fondly.

I mean...

You know, everybody remembers the song they first got laid to.

And for most people, it is White Wedding.

That's the interesting statistical part of that.

It's just good.

It says wedding in it.