Marc Maron

And I wish I said, I wish I just said, sir, Ben, we don't have to do this.

We don't have to do it.

But anyway, with Bruce, I kind of pushed in, you know, and to the point where I was relating to him and his experience with audiences and stuff.

And I just remember there was this moment where, you know, we're talking about what you get from an audience and how like it, it's like not enough sometimes.

And he was like, of course it isn't.

So I had him locked into a real conversation, which again, I heard from another person.

I got some notes on that too, because I,

Paul Wilkenfeld, you know her, the bass player?

She's a little prodigy.

She plays with everybody.

Yeah, yeah, Paul.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

And she hangs around the store a lot and stuff.

Well, she was going on a press tour and she, I guess, was somewhere with Bruce.

And she was asking for advice on how to handle interviewers.

And, and Bruce told her that no matter what they want to talk about, you just talk about what you want to talk about.

Just, you know, bulldoze.

And then she said, well, you know, my friend Mark Marin interviewed you and he said, yeah, he pushed.

The best dance he does is around his dad probably being a Nazi.

That's the great dance because he'll always preempt that with like, you know, I have many Jewish friends, you know, like, okay.