Judd Apatow

I need someone to explain it to me.

But then there are guys who want to drive, but they also want the cars.

And they want to know all about the cars and blah, blah, blah.

And even may enjoy...

restoring a car even more than driving the car, whatever it is.

And your case, I feel like you're the comedy version of that.

You want to appreciate what it is, the history of it.

You're like the custodian of it.

And as far as driving, like, yeah, get up and do some stand up, get in front of the camera.

But it's mostly about the preservation, the restoration, the creation.

Well, I'm a hoarder, so I...

It's all of it.

You know, I like to express myself.

I love the challenge of trying to be a funny writer or director.

I love the challenge of trying to be funny doing stand up because it's so hard to achieve true greatness, you know, to get to the level of the guys that we know or the women that we know who are the very best.

And I like that.

I like having a high bar that's going to keep me busy for a while trying to get to it.

But I also can watch somebody like Maria Bamford and just sit there with my jaw on the floor amazed at how smart and funny and weird she is.

And I've been like that since I was a kid.

I used to sit and watch Mike Douglas, and I'd watch someone like Michael Keaton, who was a comic in the beginning.