I'll tell you what I don't understand how people who like let's just say like

Like a Stephen Colbert or a Jimmy Kimmel or who have you Ellen DeGeneres

How did how do they do a show every day because I do one show and it you know it in our world

It's kind of a big deal. It is a beautiful theater. It's 1100 people. I feel an immense amount of pressure

And then I do it and it goes off and then I feel like that's it for the month

Like yeah, I understand how these people come back and then they're like well tomorrow. I'll do the same thing

So one thing is they've got they've got a big staff and that the staff helps them prepare and do some of the the strain that maybe

That you and Amy have to do for this and I don't know just bosses do anything

But just sort of smile and then read the intro

You know, I mean like if there's anything that slips through Amy's fingers. He's there for right. He's there to catch it

So that's part of it. I think also and I remember listening to a letterman talk about this like it's like

It's like being a long distance runner. It's like being a runner

You build up some some strength

You know, but if you do it every day you get those muscles and you're like you're able to pace yourself

That said I also got the impression especially from letterman that after even you know doing four days five shows and four days

Because they would they were a quarter fifth show so we they only work four days that he was kind of destroyed for the weekend

That that was part of it was that

And yeah, and the other thing I think must be and think back to like

When you were doing your college newspaper like there is something you

No pressure John, but like if you say something

dumb and Phil Schiller says something and you walk off stage at the end of the talk show live and you're like

What did I do you got to live with it for a year and letterman or colbert or

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