Kevin James

I was so used to comics.

Right so for me it was like fighters and then comics right so just crazy people It's just only around crazy people so I was around normal people or people that were like really sensitive like really really sensitive like sensitive on purpose like what they're trying to be offended by that sitcom people and you know when I get into that Oh

That's hilarious.

It was exhausting.

And you'd always hear about tyrants.

You'd always hear about the Brett Butlers and the people that would scream and throw coffee in the face of the writers.

Those guys were... Oh, there was none of that there.

Right.

That was cool.

No, that was a party.

The writers were great.

It was a totally different kind of experience.

Right.

But what was my point?

My point was that... What was my point?

Oh, so I had to just do stand-up just to prove that I was still a comic.

Because I remember at one point in time, the producer of NewsRadio said to me, he was like, why are you still doing stand-up?

You're an actor now.

I was like, oh, no.

Don't ever take that away from me.