I've Got The Kid. I Feel A

The Toughest Part Is That When Your Kid's Upset, You're Upset. You're Rocked Until They're Not Upset. Even When They're Not Upset, You're Like, "i Hope That Doesn't Happen, Down The Line." You're Always Nervous Because You Want Your Kid To Be Happy.

Sitting In A Room Being Forced To Listen To 'the Chanukah Song' Over And Over." [on His Idea Of Hell]

I Still Like Doing Stand-up Now, But It's Not The Same. It Used To Be That I Was Out There With Five Other Comedians. Now I Usually Just Do It Alone.

Feels Good To Try, But Playing A Father, I'm Getting A Little Older. I See Now That I'm Taking It More Serious And I Do Want That Lifestyle.

I Never Had A Speech From My Father 'this Is What You Must Do Or Shouldn't Do' But I Just Learned To Be Led By Example. My Father Wasn't Perfect.