Mathew D. Goldie

I've been in the school of Conan for the last 30 years.

My family's left.

I'm all washed.

It's my clown clothes.

Oh, there you go.

All right.

Thank you.

I made them myself in my clown underpants.

Yeah, it has.

And in COVID, of course, all the work went away.

And so I thought, oh, maybe I'll...

And I did, I drove a truck for a little while and, and, uh, I did a few different things, but no, this is so, you know, if you get cold hearted on making people laugh for a living there and making children happy and old ladies and singing to people and, and buffooning, if you get cold hearted on that, then I think I'd be, you'd be dead when you like.

It fills my soul every time I go out there.

Yeah.

On that interview too, you said when something's your job, it's your job.

And that's true.

There's days when you're like, oh, I've got to do this.

But then you start doing it and it's so joyous.

And because my clown character is so strong now after 35 years, it kind of takes over.

You're suddenly doing and saying things.