Trevor Noah

Yeah, I'm curious.

What are you most afraid to find out?

Like they can just, they can definitively say, we found your story.

Like they'll never just say to you like, oh, sorry, Azko, no, we thought we could, but no.

I have, I have.

It's where like all the white people discover like their great grandfathers were like slave owners.

What are you talking about?

Oh, I like this.

Okay.

Yeah.

Right?

It's just like a, just run around, sweat, get moving, you know, hit a ball.

When are you ready to accept that you're a middle-aged white man?

When is this journey coming?

yeah that's the swiss in you coming out oh it's the further they're not hitting anything pickleball no i i think it's um when do you get to that point when you when you get to that you already at that point is the way i would put it i'm afraid to relax like that yeah i don't relax like that i said that's pickleball every day that's like two hours where i'm not working

Yeah, but this is, I'm trying to think.

There are a few people who've given me pieces of advice that have really, really stuck with me over the years.

One was Chris Rock when I was first starting out at The Daily Show.

He met, we met each other before I started on The Daily Show, but I'd just been announced as the host and we chatted about things and everything.

And he was like, if you ever need advice, reach out.