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Book recommendation

I recommend the book Dreamland by Sam Quinones, but that's not going to get you out of anything. That's going to get you way in.

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The Beatles Second Album is one of the first records I ever had and I love that album. But I'm going to go with Abbey Road.
Any time I talk to someone who's been around for a long time, I feel my knowledge and understanding of life and the past become deeper.
I'm kind of a Barton Fink guy, though No Country For Old Men is right up there. Fargo is great, their tightest movie.
I'd save my cats, because most records are replaceable. Though I do have an original pressing of Pink Floyd's Piper at the Gates of Dawn that I'd probably grab.
Best advice was when I asked Paul Reiser, "How do you get started in comedy?" I asked him that when I was in college. He said, "Well. You've just got to do it."
No matter how bad things get, if you make yourself say "thank you for everything just as it is" it makes it better- even if just from making you laugh from the irony
Steve Martin Phil Donahue Ruth Gordon Garry Shandling mr. Rogers Albert brooks
When someone comes up w crazy eyes and says something like, "can I have a picture- my husband has cancer." And I'm like "well okay... AS LONG AS HE HAS CANCER I guess I will" -- just keep it short and be cool, fool.