Chet Waterhouse

And so I think a lot of those guys have that crisis because they do have an experience that very few people have, which is –

Does your dreams coming true make you happy?

And yeah, welding is hard.

But as someone who used to wash dishes and bus tables and stuff, there was a great joy in washing dishes.

There was a great mental freedom in not sitting home going, if I don't think of another good joke, this is all over.

Like there's a mental stress in the arts that people don't understand where I would just laugh my ass off all night long watching dishes.

Like here's the dish.

Clean it.

Put it back.

I would just laugh.

I'd sing Who songs all night long.

And so I think it's a different experience a lot of people are having.

And it's hard for people who do manual labor to understand the torture of wondering if you'll ever write a hit song again and doubting yourself and hating yourself.

I mean all these bands.

You're like, what?

I'm sure – I always think about like REO Speedwagon.

They're just going like, why the fuck can't I write another hit song?

And that is – that might be a worse feeling than just working hard every day and going home and having accomplished your thing.

So I have compassion for everyone and I think it's all interesting.

So there's a thought which is –