When You Put An Album Out, You

Even If You're Popular, There Are Times When You Just Feel Like You're Not A Part Of Things.

I'm Going To Continue To Try To Strike A Balance, Because I Really, Really Do Love Doing Stand-up, And I Don't See Why It Should Affect The Acting. And Again, I'm Not Going, "i've Got To Become A Dramatic Actor Now." I Just Want More Interesting Jobs. I Just Want To Keep Doing Stuff That's Different.

There's All Kinds Of Those Moments In Your Life Where Either Through A Weird Set Of Circumstances, Or A Song You Hear, Or A Smell You Smell, Or One Person Says Something Totally Out Of The Context Without The Meaning That You Assigned To It, But You Snap Back To The Way You Were When You Were 14 Or 15. We All Deal With That.

As You Get Older, As A Comedian, And Keep Doing It, What You Actually Start To Cherish On Stage Is Not The Build-up To The Jokes, But How Comfortable You Can Be In The Silence And The Non-laughing Parts, And How Long You Can Take The Audience Without A Laugh To Then Get A Huge Reaction.

Meal Isn't Over When I'm Full. Meal's Over When I Hate Myself.