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Selling My Ferrari
I couldn't do it. Yeah, I couldn't do it. I finally— I worked really hard to like become like a writer, you know, like I would send scripts for years and, and, and like apply to be writers on TV shows, and finally I got it. And one day I was hired and I was like, oh, I fucking hate this. Yeah, yeah. And people kept congratulating me like, oh, you're a writer on Crash and Bernstein. Good job. And I'm like, oh, it was like a kid's show.
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Well, my favorite is, hello, this is Michael from blah blah blah, and then I go right to mute.
So that was always my goal, man, not to have a job. Oh God, when I had real jobs and I had to be somewhere, at 10:00 or 9:30. Oh yeah, couldn't do it. Even when I had a job as like a writer on a TV show and I had to be there at like 9:30 till like 8:00 at nig…
It's a whole different thing working for somebody. It's like, yeah, it really is like just completely— it's completely—
I couldn't do it. Yeah, I couldn't do it. I finally— I worked really hard to like become like a writer, you know, like I would send scripts for years and, and, and like apply to be writers on TV shows, and finally I got it. And one day I was hired and I was like, oh, I fucking hate this. Yeah, yeah. And people kept congratulating me like, oh, you're a writer on Crash and Bernstein. Good job. And…
It's like '70s shit, you know? Coming away. Did you see— I watched something from Kevin O'Leary, who's like— he's like a millionaire, billionaire now. I know, a lot of money. But he was talking about how when he was like very young in his teens, he worked at…
Really?
And never worked for anybody again. Wow, that's sick. Became an entrepreneur. That's how it is, it's so sick.