Kelsey Grammer

Yeah, good question. A pal of mine once said, he said, the cause of addiction, he says, is unresolved grief.

Yeah, good question. A pal of mine once said, he said, the cause of addiction, he says, is unresolved grief.

Kind of holds up. If you really examine almost any situation where someone's stuck in something, it's grief for whatever was enough for them. I've had some people look at me and say, you know, you haven't been through so much. And I thought to myself, Yeah, okay. That may be true.

Kind of holds up. If you really examine almost any situation where someone's stuck in something, it's grief for whatever was enough for them. I've had some people look at me and say, you know, you haven't been through so much. And I thought to myself, Yeah, okay. That may be true.

Kind of holds up. If you really examine almost any situation where someone's stuck in something, it's grief for whatever was enough for them. I've had some people look at me and say, you know, you haven't been through so much. And I thought to myself, Yeah, okay. That may be true.

It was enough for me to mess me up.

It was enough for me to mess me up.

It was enough for me to mess me up.

You fall in love with people who just know how to say terrible things.

You fall in love with people who just know how to say terrible things.

You fall in love with people who just know how to say terrible things.

You actually said that. Wow. I know. But I got through that one. It's fine. I think what I was really trying to do was just feel as much as I could feel. And I mean, I did some wonderful, crazy stuff. I loved the things I was doing on a big bender or out one night with a bunch of guys doing a lot of blow, whatever it was you were doing. We were having fun and then it just stopped being fun.

You actually said that. Wow. I know. But I got through that one. It's fine. I think what I was really trying to do was just feel as much as I could feel. And I mean, I did some wonderful, crazy stuff. I loved the things I was doing on a big bender or out one night with a bunch of guys doing a lot of blow, whatever it was you were doing. We were having fun and then it just stopped being fun.

You actually said that. Wow. I know. But I got through that one. It's fine. I think what I was really trying to do was just feel as much as I could feel. And I mean, I did some wonderful, crazy stuff. I loved the things I was doing on a big bender or out one night with a bunch of guys doing a lot of blow, whatever it was you were doing. We were having fun and then it just stopped being fun.

Yeah. But I would never take it away. People said, how could you do that to yourself? You know what? I was still working. Sometimes people were annoyed that I seemed so messed up, but I always showed up for work. Maybe a little tired, maybe a little bleary-eyed.

Yeah. But I would never take it away. People said, how could you do that to yourself? You know what? I was still working. Sometimes people were annoyed that I seemed so messed up, but I always showed up for work. Maybe a little tired, maybe a little bleary-eyed.

Yeah. But I would never take it away. People said, how could you do that to yourself? You know what? I was still working. Sometimes people were annoyed that I seemed so messed up, but I always showed up for work. Maybe a little tired, maybe a little bleary-eyed.

Yeah, Dan, yeah.

Yeah, Dan, yeah.

Yeah, Dan, yeah.