license. it s an automobile license. and it s not only an automobile license. it is a license to live. a license to be free, to go wherever, whenever, and with whomever you choose. larry: that s pretty good. from 1988 s license to drive. back in 2008, you told people magazine you weren t going to speak to corey again until he got sober. you didn t feel he was a safe person to be around? yeah. larry: what changed? he shaped up. he got his act together. he was doing so much better. as i mentioned, his mom got very ill. when his mom got ill, it was first time i ever saw corey grow up. he was grown up, responsible, he was with her every day getting the chemotherapy, was there every day getting the radiation. i picked them both up from the hospital and drove them back to their apartment because he didn t have a car. it was the first time in my life i had seen corey be that responsible stand-up guy for