Sebastian Maniscalco

Start falling apart.

You know, it's 28 years.

Am I going to see my daughter get married?

You know, like that's how far in advance I'm looking.

I mean, I really envy people who live in the moment.

They don't care.

It seems like, you know, they get up every day.

It's a new day.

I get up every day and go...

What am I going to be doing in five years?

So we work, you know, like just pining constantly.

And I think it's a cultural thing too.

Not only that, also looking at financial and economics, being Italian, Italians are always like focused on

money and do they have enough should i buy this should i buy that what should i save am i gonna die tomorrow you know like it's it's a it's it's hell to live in this head but uh and your dad was meticulously keeping the notes on how much you owed him so yeah this day i call him up and he's he's at his desk you know the papers like what are you doing i'm doing figuring out if i make this because he's still working at 80 this man is still working and uh

he's working because if he stops he's gonna die you know what i'm saying this is that this is the mentality but he's still up he's just trying to figure out i'm insurance and they're raising my tax you know there's a lot of like math at 80 that maybe uh and i look at that i go this way i'm this where i'm at it at 80 years old they're going to be in a room is it uh

I'll be honest with you.

Comedy is the, uh, is the number one income stream that I have.

Um, you know, I, I do these other things, whether it be a podcast or a role in a TV and film, which, I mean, this doesn't pay.

I mean, the TV and film, when you look at the numbers, it really, you're only doing it for, you know, the passion of doing it.

I mean, it pays, but nothing compared to what I'm, I'm doing on, on the, on the tours.