Matt Rife

Oh.

But if you want to do it all, that's the price to pay for it.

But also with stand-up, I've been doing it for literally half my life, and I'm so blessed to be in the position that I'm in right now.

It's fucking insane the opportunities I've got to have over the last couple years that there starts to become –

More of a question of what now with stand-up.

I've sold out Madison Square Garden.

I've done the Hollywood Bowl.

What is supposed to be after that?

For me, that's when the fun of just the creative behind it is what kind of has to propel you.

I still have these funny thoughts and these stories that I want to tell.

You have to just enjoy doing stand-up.

You find something to chase, but it's not always a venue.

Sometimes it's just expression.

No, it's very hard.

I mean, it's fear of the unknown, especially when you're used to working for 20 years.

You're waking up day after day trying to create opportunity for yourself, whether it's a tour or whether it's filming something or producing something, developing something.

I can't take a vacation.

If I take three days off... I haven't performed stand-up in two weeks.

I feel like I've forgotten...

Everything.