Judd Apatow

Thank you.

Happy to be here.

I feel like I'm Norman Mailer, putting those numbers on the board.

I don't know.

I was always a fan of these books like the Marx Brothers scrapbook.

And there was a Saturday Night Live scrapbook that came out in the 70s where they would have pictures and scripts and little notes.

And I just thought, oh, I think I have enough stuff to do that.

My family's always yelling at me to throw out all my hoard from my hoarding.

Like, why do we have all this stuff?

Where do you keep it?

There's seven storage spaces around town and in my office.

And they're like, why do you save all this stuff?

So I think I needed to prove that there was a reason to be a pack rat.

Well, there was a lot in the house.

We have a new house now, and none of it is in the new house.

But also, it's not like normal hoarding.

It's not like there's a big mound with, like, you know, catcher's mitts and kitty litter and magazines from the 70s.

It's, you know, it's all—it's a well-maintained hoard.

Yes, it's an organized hoard.

As organized as it can be.