Ladies and gentlemen Adam Carroll is here dude you do too much shit I do too much shit but you do too much shit compared to the shit that I do

you did just did a fucking movie how do you have time to do a movie? You do a TV show on

spike. You got a family, growing a beard, drive cars. The beard's easiest part, but keep going.

You do a lot of... You do stand-up comedy, you do live podcasts. What the fuck dude?

Well, you know, I, you know, a couple things. things you know I started realize like after I had my twins that what I did it was radio

Podcasting but I felt like it was all

all just floating up into the ether you know and I thought I want some sort of

permanent record like some sort of legacy you know know, books, movies, the stuff that gets passed around.

You know, what I'm saying is is over Christmas time, me and my eight-year-old twins we watch planes, trains, and automobiles and love the

shit out of it and that movie's like 30 years old now. It's a great

fucking movie but you want to feel old it's like like, how long's John Canny been dead?

Like six years?

No, 15 years or 20 years.

Like, but the point is, is that thing and John Hughes too.

So they didn't, we weren't listening to, you know,

ass crack and back sack in the morning from 1984.

We were watching a movie from that era and I just sort of had this feeling at a certain point like

You know I like doing the podcast. I like doing radio and you know TV shows and stuff like that but doing a movie,

a movie, for some reason, those are the ones that get passed on

versus the podcast.

And look, I'm sure someone long be we're gone are going to be

listening to our archives

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