I Have A Very Warm Spot In

My Inspiration Is Coming More And More From The Way I Feel And The Gratitude I Feel. The Older You Get The More Humility You Have.

I'm Still Working! I Think Of All The Other Comics That Didn't Get The Light Shined On Them, Just Because It's Just How Fame Works, And It's Unfortunate. But There Are So Many Great Comics Out There Who Are Still Working, And I Still See Them.

I Felt Ashamed For What I Had Done. I Don't Have Any Excuses. I Did What I Did. I Take Full Responsibility For Myself And My Actions. I Wouldn't Pawn This Off On Anybody. I'm Sorry It Happened. And I Hurt People.

I'm A Kid From Minnesota. I Like Seeing Movie Stars! So I'm There At The Ivy, I've Got My Shrimp, Eddie Murphy Comes In With His Gang. I Said To The Waiter, As Any Good Midwestern Boy Would, "hey, Put Eddie's Check On My American Express Card, But Don't Tell Him That I Did It 'til I'm Gone." Next Day I Got A Call From Manager Who Said, "eddie's Doing A Movie, He Was Very Impressed That You Bought Him Lunch." So Remember: Sometimes Buying People Lunch Can Really Work Out Well For You.

I Really Made The Cartoon Life With Louie With One Reason In Mind: I Didn't Have A Very Good Relationship With My Dad, And We Didn't All Watch Tv Together Like We Should've, Like You Hope For, Like You've Seen On Tv, And I Wanted To Make It For Moms And Dads And Their Kids. That Was Always My Goal. And Then I Wanted To Put Real Things In It. We Did A Thing About The Homeless And Won A Humanitas Award For That.