Conan O'Brien

It's the kind of thing you and I would tour and go crazy for. And it's not a little... It's not unlike Theodore Roosevelt's house in Oyster Bay, this just big, long thing that people built back then. Massive, huge ceilings, lots of flourishes, lots of different colored stone and brick. Yeah. But that was their joy. I think they lived there for 17 years. 17 years, that's right. And then...

they have to leave it because they can't afford to live there they banish themselves to europe and then of course she's there at some point alone wandering around dying going from room to room and all the furniture is covered up with blankets and you're just like oh my god this is uh i mean

they have to leave it because they can't afford to live there they banish themselves to europe and then of course she's there at some point alone wandering around dying going from room to room and all the furniture is covered up with blankets and you're just like oh my god this is uh i mean

they have to leave it because they can't afford to live there they banish themselves to europe and then of course she's there at some point alone wandering around dying going from room to room and all the furniture is covered up with blankets and you're just like oh my god this is uh i mean

The sadness that he endures in the later part of his life, it's just like a boxer being hit over and over and over again.

The sadness that he endures in the later part of his life, it's just like a boxer being hit over and over and over again.

The sadness that he endures in the later part of his life, it's just like a boxer being hit over and over and over again.

I mean, it's so funny because you have this quote, and I underlined a few things in the book because it's these later parts that really got to me. Um, at the end of his life, he's pretty much saying, I didn't do any of this. This was not, you know, you can't think of a more self-made man. There's Lincoln, there's Twain.

I mean, it's so funny because you have this quote, and I underlined a few things in the book because it's these later parts that really got to me. Um, at the end of his life, he's pretty much saying, I didn't do any of this. This was not, you know, you can't think of a more self-made man. There's Lincoln, there's Twain.

I mean, it's so funny because you have this quote, and I underlined a few things in the book because it's these later parts that really got to me. Um, at the end of his life, he's pretty much saying, I didn't do any of this. This was not, you know, you can't think of a more self-made man. There's Lincoln, there's Twain.

There's a couple of like great self-made people who just comes from absolute, you know, nothing. And, and is this force of nature and you think, well, he really made himself. And at the end of his life, he's saying, I, it was just impulses, urges, uh, I just did things, and now here I am, and now my life's over, and it all meant nothing. I mean, that's kind of his philosophy. You said this here.

There's a couple of like great self-made people who just comes from absolute, you know, nothing. And, and is this force of nature and you think, well, he really made himself. And at the end of his life, he's saying, I, it was just impulses, urges, uh, I just did things, and now here I am, and now my life's over, and it all meant nothing. I mean, that's kind of his philosophy. You said this here.

There's a couple of like great self-made people who just comes from absolute, you know, nothing. And, and is this force of nature and you think, well, he really made himself. And at the end of his life, he's saying, I, it was just impulses, urges, uh, I just did things, and now here I am, and now my life's over, and it all meant nothing. I mean, that's kind of his philosophy. You said this here.

In his work, he thought he barely said what he knew to be true, but hadn't dared to voice that the mind is a machine, that we mistake instinct for original thought, that free will is a farce, that our lives are predetermined by outside forces, and that all acts are selfishly motivated. It's funny that struck a chord with me because...

In his work, he thought he barely said what he knew to be true, but hadn't dared to voice that the mind is a machine, that we mistake instinct for original thought, that free will is a farce, that our lives are predetermined by outside forces, and that all acts are selfishly motivated. It's funny that struck a chord with me because...

In his work, he thought he barely said what he knew to be true, but hadn't dared to voice that the mind is a machine, that we mistake instinct for original thought, that free will is a farce, that our lives are predetermined by outside forces, and that all acts are selfishly motivated. It's funny that struck a chord with me because...

In the last couple of years, I've had this thought that's just been rattling around my head where people have said, hey, you know, you've been around for a while and you've done some cool things. And I think, I didn't do any of it. I don't know why the fuck. Sorry for the language, but Sona does the writing. I've heard the language. I'm so fucking sorry. Please, Mr. Chernow, I apologize.

In the last couple of years, I've had this thought that's just been rattling around my head where people have said, hey, you know, you've been around for a while and you've done some cool things. And I think, I didn't do any of it. I don't know why the fuck. Sorry for the language, but Sona does the writing. I've heard the language. I'm so fucking sorry. Please, Mr. Chernow, I apologize.

In the last couple of years, I've had this thought that's just been rattling around my head where people have said, hey, you know, you've been around for a while and you've done some cool things. And I think, I didn't do any of it. I don't know why the fuck. Sorry for the language, but Sona does the writing. I've heard the language. I'm so fucking sorry. Please, Mr. Chernow, I apologize.

Sona writes these things for me. Yeah, I'm sorry. And I'm not going to say this other stuff.