Chet Waterhouse

But simpler times.

But.

So you, let's talk about you.

I'm envious, and oh, I have another thought.

Do you feel, as I feel a lot of comedians get to this point, and maybe Gary got to it, he died.

How old was he when he died?

66.

66 when he died.

I feel like Jim Carrey's here now.

You're getting to this point where...

The beginning part is all about the grind and it's all about the work and it's all about getting stage time.

And then the second part is about how much money and how many deals and what can we do and what can I put my name on?

And at a certain point, this philosophical part starts to rain in.

And if you listen to guys like Jim Carrey, it's all about giving back and being at peace and I'm happier than I've ever been because I'm not –

on the treadmill anymore.

And maybe Gary was there and maybe you're entering that zone.

I wonder if there's something in the mind of a comedian that once you spring that gray pube on your nutsack, you'd start turning that way.

Because I don't feel like welders do that.

Or roofers.

Or bankers.