Taylor Tomlinson

I mean...

Like, it took so long, and it was... Because you have all these forces that are... Yeah, and you feel silly walking away from any sort of opportunity.

And it's like, objectively, like, that was a dream job, you know?

Like, and again, that's why I was like, if somebody wasn't on the road, and they...

just did this show.

It's three days a week on set.

And the number of people with families and stuff who could have, which is most late night hosts, right?

They have families and they do the show on the weekdays and then they have their weekends.

And I just wasn't that person.

I wasn't in that place in my life.

But I was like, man, I don't want this job to go away because it is such an incredible job.

when you when you're in this business and you you keep pushing and you keep pushing and you go I'll take time off when yeah and once I get this then I can take a minute and I mean before I took that job I was like I'm gonna take six months off next year and then that job came up and I was like okay well I can't like you just keep rallying yeah because you know stand-ups like that stuff comes in and you go well I have to do that corporate show it's so much money and so okay so I really needed to sleep this week but I'll rally and so I had just done that for 15 years yeah and I was like okay

Yes, exactly.

You start to panic and it takes a month to come down from the stress you're addicted to.

And I wonder if you feel similarly where it's like,

You obviously have this incredible touring career and you also, I'm sure, love being home with your family.

So it's like you love everything you're doing.

You love everyone you want to be there for, whether it's these people who paid to see you or this family that you have who love you.

But it's like you only have so much time.

And there's only so much of you to go around.