Judd Apatow

Like, I just feel like...

He's going to do what he does.

You'll disagree with a lot of it, and some of it will turn out to be a benefit, and whatever it is, I'm just going to go take care of my family, pay my taxes.

That's about it.

What would touch you that you would go, oh, shit?

Like, is there any issue you go, this is when it gets to me?

Is it just money, the economy?

Like, when the economy crashed in 2008, did it affect you?

Yeah, I got let go from my radio job because the whole – I'd say, Brian, I don't know what your take is, but that had to do with the economy.

Everything was just turning down.

It was a one-to-one ratio.

So when they change the rules now and they say, all those rules we created to prevent that from happening so banks don't do things which are reckless, and we're going to get rid of all those rules, is there any part of you that goes –

holy shit, I could lose a lot of money now because we're going to get rid of all the things that prevent the crash.

I don't – again, like if I had – if I knew somebody I could blow a call into or if I had any – felt like I had any juice at all, I –

I really just, like, the economy went bad.

I lost my radio job.

There were no other radio jobs, which is something I never anticipated.

See, I always figured, well, here's what's going to happen to you career-wise.

You're going to say something horrible on the air and you're going to get fired from your radio job.

But don't worry.