Any kind of change in your life creates more material for me, because I say in my act 'It ain't comedy, it's my life.'
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I started off doing impressions. It was a comfortable way to get started.
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Just coming to L.A. to be a comic and an actor, it's not the kindest world to come to. There's a lot of rejection, which I'm not used to. I hate rejection, but it's about 90 percent of the business.
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My family is trying to drag me kicking and screaming into the normal world. Please, I live in hotel rooms.
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Opening for Mr. Sinatra in 1991 enabled me to do Vegas more as an opening act. I did the Superdome with him, probably nine arenas over a year and a half, and his second-to-last appearance at the Desert Inn in Vegas.
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Hollywood has a lot of barriers set up for everyone. If you can live with it, and you can break through, then you're going to do OK.
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In standup, you look for a common ground that people have.
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I was a very bad accountant. I knew the book theory, but I didn't have the heart for it. I did it for six months, and my job was to distract the auditors with jokes.
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I snagged the biggest bandwagon in history. Just when the buffet stuff was running out, now I'm the 'Seinfeld' guy. Somebody up there likes me. That's why I never worry. Something always comes up.