I'm Pretty Focused On What I Do.

I Approach My Work The Way An Actor Approaches Their Work. The Only Difference Is That I Do Comedy, And My Job Is To Make Things Funny. My Style Makes Things Sound Like They're Improvisational And Happening Right Then And There.

The Thing I Get The Most [in Public] Is, 'hey, Eugene.' You Know What I Mean? There's No Catch Phrase Like: 'what A Week I'm Having.' People Will Actually Just Say, 'hey, Eugene' Or 'hi, Eugene.' It's A Great Thing; They Feel That Comfortable Calling Me By My First Name. It's Not Being Forward. It Depends How You Say It. I Think They Can't Help Themselves. They Think They Know Me. I Find It Gratifying.

I'm Sure There Are A Lot Of Italians Who Refer To Themselves As Goombahs And Greaseballs And Whatever. That's What People Do. It Gives Them A Sort Of Familiarity That Other People Don't Have.

If You Go Into A Comic Book Store, There Are Tons Of Star Wars Stories On The Stand. There Are Lots Of Different Stories To Tell. Maybe George [lucas] Won't Tell Them. Maybe Some Kid, Who's A Star Wars Fan That's Planning To Go To Film School, Will Call Lucas And Say, 'i'd Like To Make A Star Wars Film.' Then, They'll Make One.

But Medicine Is A Demonstrative Science, And All Its Processes Should Be Proved By Established Principles, And Be Based On Positive Inductions. That The Proceedings Of Medicine Are Not Of This Character, In To Be Attributed To The Manner Of Its Cultivation, And Not To The Nature Of The Science Itself.