Jimmy Fallon

you know? Yeah. Yeah. You kind of, yeah. I, I think I said everything. I think I said everything.

I did. I said everything. She knew that I loved her and you know, it just, it kind of happened fast, which I kind of hope, uh, I think that was a good thing. I hope it doesn't happen slow for you. Cause I don't know if I could take that. This happened really quickly. And so I was like, Are you able to grieve?

I did. I said everything. She knew that I loved her and you know, it just, it kind of happened fast, which I kind of hope, uh, I think that was a good thing. I hope it doesn't happen slow for you. Cause I don't know if I could take that. This happened really quickly. And so I was like, Are you able to grieve?

Yes, I went for it. My wife was really helpful with that. She was like, go for it. Just cry and just grieve because eventually you actually just have to stop crying. There's no way you can keep crying. There's no way. But you feel like there's a hole in your heart and a hole in your lungs. You feel unhealthy and you feel like you have to go to the hospital, that you're going to die.

Yes, I went for it. My wife was really helpful with that. She was like, go for it. Just cry and just grieve because eventually you actually just have to stop crying. There's no way you can keep crying. There's no way. But you feel like there's a hole in your heart and a hole in your lungs. You feel unhealthy and you feel like you have to go to the hospital, that you're going to die.

You know, you just have to go through that and you go, and then you just get it out of your system. And then, you know, as time goes on, you just start being able to laugh at the things, kind of happy memories, you know, and sad she's not here anymore, but Glad for what she gave me and when all the memories, I mean, it's way outweighs the sad thing. I just wish she was around is the only thing.

You know, you just have to go through that and you go, and then you just get it out of your system. And then, you know, as time goes on, you just start being able to laugh at the things, kind of happy memories, you know, and sad she's not here anymore, but Glad for what she gave me and when all the memories, I mean, it's way outweighs the sad thing. I just wish she was around is the only thing.

Yeah. Yes. You still do it for them. In a weird way, I still do this for my mom. I think of her when I do things. I go, she would be psyched. She would be proud. That would make her laugh. I still think of her for most things I do. I go, she would love that. That would make her laugh. That would make her proud. She'd be like, oh, that's funny. Or that's good that you did that.

Yeah. Yes. You still do it for them. In a weird way, I still do this for my mom. I think of her when I do things. I go, she would be psyched. She would be proud. That would make her laugh. I still think of her for most things I do. I go, she would love that. That would make her laugh. That would make her proud. She'd be like, oh, that's funny. Or that's good that you did that.

Yeah. Maybe around, I mean, I'm 50 right now, but I think, you know, I think about my parents, they were never healthy. You know, they used to drink a lot. At the time they smoked, you know, when everyone smoked. I think there's a picture of my mom pregnant with me drinking and smoking, which is fantastic. I mean, gosh, terrible. But man, I turned out okay, right?

Yeah. Maybe around, I mean, I'm 50 right now, but I think, you know, I think about my parents, they were never healthy. You know, they used to drink a lot. At the time they smoked, you know, when everyone smoked. I think there's a picture of my mom pregnant with me drinking and smoking, which is fantastic. I mean, gosh, terrible. But man, I turned out okay, right?

Great. Listen to this back. Yeah, maybe I didn't turn up. Maybe this is a lesson. But yeah, I think about being around for my kids and trying to be alive and kind of... financially stable for my kids too, because I don't think my parents thought about any of that stuff.

Great. Listen to this back. Yeah, maybe I didn't turn up. Maybe this is a lesson. But yeah, I think about being around for my kids and trying to be alive and kind of... financially stable for my kids too, because I don't think my parents thought about any of that stuff.

They just go, no, just have, it was a lot of fun and like a lot of support and like, that was a lot of the thing, you know, but they didn't really, they didn't work out. I think we bought a treadmill twice, you know, different times, just tried to make it something that we would all do and no one ever did it.

They just go, no, just have, it was a lot of fun and like a lot of support and like, that was a lot of the thing, you know, but they didn't really, they didn't work out. I think we bought a treadmill twice, you know, different times, just tried to make it something that we would all do and no one ever did it.

Yeah, I'm definitely eating better. I work out when I can. You know, I walk every day. I love walking. But yeah, I try to, you know, I don't drink as much as I used to. And, you know, I get checkups. Not that I'm unhealthy, but I think, you know, I just want to be around for a long time. I don't even know how long I want to live, to be honest.

Yeah, I'm definitely eating better. I work out when I can. You know, I walk every day. I love walking. But yeah, I try to, you know, I don't drink as much as I used to. And, you know, I get checkups. Not that I'm unhealthy, but I think, you know, I just want to be around for a long time. I don't even know how long I want to live, to be honest.

I don't want to be that old that I'm older than everyone. I mean, I want to have people my age. I don't want to be 130 and no one else is like, dude, that guy won't die. I mean, eventually it should happen. I just want to be – I want it to all happen kind of in the right way. And then eventually as you get – you go on and I'll pass away. But I want to be –

I don't want to be that old that I'm older than everyone. I mean, I want to have people my age. I don't want to be 130 and no one else is like, dude, that guy won't die. I mean, eventually it should happen. I just want to be – I want it to all happen kind of in the right way. And then eventually as you get – you go on and I'll pass away. But I want to be –

Not really. I feel like this is a good gig for that type of aging. I think the older you get, the better the talk show gets. Like, you know, Johnny Carson did it for 30 years, I want to say. And, you know...