Roy Wood Jr.

OK, I like you.

And that whole sentence took about five, six years.

We didn't get an Emmy nom for five years as a show.

I think when we won, it was for digital, like the actual show itself didn't get a nomination for a while.

You know, it's just people looking and seeing and trying to decide what he was doing.

I don't want a show that puts me in that place.

I love, I love Trevor Noah.

but you don't quit live on the air because shit's going good.

You know, you step down because you realize you're ready for a change.

Well, then there had to be things that incentivize that type of change.

So doing a job that meaningful, there is going to be stress.

There has to be, it's a show every day.

That's not easy to do.

But what I'm more, what I'm trying to be cognizant of as I grow and

is figuring out just how much of myself I want to lose in all of that.

Because I don't want to be the guy that's just yelling about government every night.

There's other things to yell about.

I agree with all of that.

But the option also still remains to just go and do your own thing.

And everything you're saying could also still happen.