Sebastian Maniscalco

It's terrible.

It's like you don't win arguments.

Yeah, yeah, I get it.

But or at least make my point or something.

I'm not sitting there looking at the funny of it at all.

But you let that marinate for 24 hours.

You get up the next day and then you got like, oh, okay, this was funny.

That was funny about it.

So I grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, a place called Arlington Heights.

I had a father who was a beautician, a mother who was, sorry, not a beautician, he's a hairstylist.

He gets upset when I say beautician.

And then a mother who worked at the elementary school as a head secretary and grew up in a fairly normal household.

I mean, as normal as you could get, I mean,

A lot of entertainment types, you hear a lot of these stories of single parents or a lot of like maybe drug use or abuse or whatever.

It seems like the upbringing is a little volatile.

I grew up in a loving home.

There was no darkness.

Everybody was laughing and goofing around.

My parents got divorced.

when I was in my late 30s.