Theo Von

mm-hmm I could yeah that makes sense like it's yeah you you could you don't live up to maybe what you're doing but you know then but if someone sees what you're doing they're like you're doing everything right so then they're like you're doing great and you're just gonna beat up yourself uh oh yeah because you think like I should be doing more I mean I think about like that you know I should be oh yeah when you're working for yourself I should get structure I have no structure yeah athletes have structure they have like routines yeah

And we, like you said, if you're a morning person, you think that goes against everything that you're supposed to be because your shows are at night.

And when you come up, you're out very late.

But then the longer you're in it, you kind of like want to just get up earlier and have a routine.

Yeah.

And then it's like, that's my fantasy is just to have a routine.

Oh, to adhere to an alarm clock.

That's a fantasy of mine.

Yeah, yeah.

Not a lot of alarm clock, you know.

You don't set alarm clocks because it just doesn't.

I had an old joke.

And unfortunately, it's you every time.

It's you.

That's the problem.

You had an old show, what?

I had an old joke where I said, you know, it was like the thing with comedy is if you wanted to quit comedy, there's no one to quit to.

So you can't call Seinfeld and be like, hey, I'm out.

like there's no one no one cares if you quit no one yeah there's no one to say you quit too and then if you get to a point where you have this giant audience and you quit then you feel like you gotta you can't just quit no because then everybody's like where you at so even if you wanted to quit you're like i don't know you gotta what do you do make a video and then everybody's like why you quit and you're like now you're quitting to millions of people yeah

And you're like, no, I just wanted to kind of slowly fade.