Well, when I was a, uh, man, when I was a kid, I lovedmaking I comefrom a bigIrishCatholicfamily.
Sixkids.
I believethere's othersoutthere.
Uh, you'd meet a newoneoccasioninthebathroom, but, uh, and I waspackedinthemiddleand I usedtomakemybrothersandsisterslaughAndthen I madeotherkidsatschoollaugh, but I neverthoughtitwas a profession.
I grewupinBrookline, Massachusetts, rightoutsideBoston.
Don't pretend, Andand I thought, um, youcan't beinshowbusiness.
I dofeel I'm a reallygoodguy, andthat's somethinggoodguyssay.
Butno, I it's beenjust a reallygreatjourney, andmyfavoritethingisconnecting, so I don't carehow I doit.
Butnotthatlongago, uh, someonecametomeandsaid, Youshoulddo a podcastand I said, Whywould I do a podcastwhen I havehave a TVshowthat's beenonforever?
Andit's onYouTubeandtheysaid, I thinkyoumightlikeitAnd I reallythoughtitwas a stupidideawhen I starteddoingit, and I can't tellyoucouldgoanywhereintheworld.
Andpeoplelistentothepodcastverydifferentlythantheywatch a show.
Theygettoknowyouandyoucan.
I'vehadsomanyfriendsofminewho I calledupandaskedtheirverysounselfconsciousLisacouldrowwhen I askedher, Doyouwanttothepodcast?