it helps me feel that usefulness that maybe i can tell somebody, you re not alone and there is help and you don t have to suffer from this anymore. well, i don t get it. apparently she s supposed to be funny. i just think she is schizophrenic. clearly, that is not my mental illness. schizophrenia is, of course, hearing voices, not doing voices. now, if you ll excuse me, i have to get back to la quinta because i have faces to make in the bathroom mirror. being on stage i found out, slowly but surely, that i wasn t crazy and always wrong, that i was having the same fears and trepidations and insecurities as most people. 17 years of therapy, what has it done to me? nothing. i masturbate to less destructive women, quite frankly. when i finally, 22 years ago admitted, hi, i m richard, i m an alcoholic, my comedy was
matthew was born when you were 50. you were a first-time dad at 50. - trepidations there? - no. it was one of the most exciting moments of my life. so, he ended up getting a degree in philosophy. communications and philosophy at fordham, and decided to work as a bartender harvey: which is what you get which is what you do after you get a philosophy degree. yeah. and then he decided he wanted to open a mexican restaurant, which he has done, - and which is now thriving. - it s in harlem, right? alex: north harlem. right across the street from city college of new york. and emily s doing well here in the valley. she graduated from loyola marymount, and tried a few things. party planning and decided that she likes designing houses and renovating houses. so, she s buying fixer uppers and fixing them up.
matthew was born when you were 50. you were a first-time dad at 50. - trepidations there? - no. it was one of the most exciting moments of my life. so, he ended up getting a degree in philosophy. communications and philosophy at fordham, and decided to work as a bartender harvey: which is what you get which is what you do after you get a philosophy degree. yeah. and then he decided he wanted to open a mexican restaurant, which he has done, - and which is now thriving. - it s in harlem, right? alex: north harlem. right across the street from city college of new york. and emily s doing well here in the valley. she graduated from loyola marymount, and tried a few things. party planning and decided that she likes designing houses and renovating houses. so, she s buying fixer uppers and fixing them up.
i ve had a knee replacement, i ve had 20 surgeries - in my life. yeah. - 20 surgeries? back, legs, feet, hands. - a lot of those sports related? - yeah. and work related. not television work, but manual labor around the house. i love the story about your wedding vows. how you said i do. the answer is i do. - ( harvey laughs ) - got a laugh. harvey: let s talk about your kids. matthew was born when you were 50. you were a first-time dad at 50. - trepidations there? - no. it was one of the most exciting moments of my life. so, he ended up getting a degree in philosophy. communications and philosophy at fordham, and decided to work as a bartender harvey: which is what you get which is what you do after you get a philosophy degree. yeah. and then he decided he wanted to open a mexican restaurant,
active. i don t look my age, and i realize that. i have had a knee replacement, i have had 20 surgeries in my life. harvey: 20 surgeries? yeah, back, legs, feet, hands. harvey: are a lot of those sports-related? and work-related? not television work but manual labor around the house. harvey: i love the story about your wedding vows, how you said i do. the answer is. i do. got to laugh. harvey: [laughs] let s talk about your kids. matthew was born when you were 50. you are a first-time dad at 50. trepidations there? no. it was one of the most exciting moments of my life. harvey: so he ended up getting a degree in philosophy. communications and philosophy at fordham. and decided to work as a bartender. harvey: which is what you