The Joy About The Recording Is That

I Was Always The Clown In School. I Had A Personal Put Down Sense Of Humor. I Wasn't Vindictive. I Didn't Make Fun Of People.

When I Was Nine, We'd Take A Bus To The Seaside. Coming Back, We'd Take Turns Entertaining, Singing Songs And The Like. I Tried Some Stand-up Comedy. I Had A Captive Audience In That Bus. Then I Realized I Wanted To Do More Than That.

We Talk About Theatre Museums Filled With Old Costumes And Things. What We Also Need Is A Theatre Museum Of The Old Routines On Videotape. We Are Only The Custodians Of Those Techniques, And They Should Be Preserved.

There Is No Spray Can Called 'instant Stardom,' Only Talent Can Keep You At The Top.

I Remember Certain People In The Audience Laughing And I Wanted To Ask: 'what Are You Laughing At? This Isn't Funny.' Now I Realize That Laughter Can Come From Insecurity. They Don't Know How They Should Be Feeling.