The big redhead from Harvard. It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

That's funny. I don't have any feeling of being impressed when I hear Harvard. I'm annoyed.

At this point in my life, well, I think I've always been annoyed, although it might have been a little bit of jealousy.

Now it's just annoyed.

The more we learn about it. Their ideology, how a lot of people get in. I've known enough

people that went to Harvard now to not be impressed. The average grade is an A now.

Whatever. Anyway, Conan O'Brien went to Harvard and was involved in the National Ampoon there and then went on to write for The Simpsons and Saturday Night Live and have his own show.

And even with all that success, I think he's more successful now at age 60 than he's ever been in his career.

He just sold his podcast, DiLeo to Sirius XM for $150 million.

And he's got millions of people that tune into his various works now.

So good for him.

Funny guy, creative guy.

An interesting thing about his personality that I heard in an interview I want to bring up.

But first, let's hear a clip of him on the Tonight Show last night with Jimmy Fallon.

First time he'd been back to the Tonight Show since he got it taken away from him back in the day.

This really nice young guy in a white shirt and a baseball cap starts chatting with me.

And he's saying, you know, Conan and I love the podcast.

And I also really love the old late night clips.

I watch them all the time.

And, you know, I also really like the stuff you did with The Simpsons. And I'm like, he's so nice. And I'm saying, thank you so much.

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