602: Legendary Comedian Bill Burr Fear{less} with Tim Ferriss

I'd like to have a job where I could walk away from an area. I always just remember seeing people who had to sit in cubicles, like they just had to be there, and if you're not there, immediately they know that you're screwing around. 'Where is he? He's supposed to be right here! He's not getting what he's supposed to done.

The first time you get booed is a, you know, it's a hell of an experience, because you have what you want, but it's the exact opposite emotion. You have the entire crowd's focus except there's no love; it's just hate.

You can't get too into this business. If you get too into this business, then you're fucked, and then you become that guy.

Your brain can get bored. And when it gets bored, it goes into autopilot, and then you just stop seeing shit.

I'm one of those guys, like the second the show is over, if nobody knew who I was, that is the ultimate. That would be perfect.

I remember one time just being on stage and I was bombing, and I just pictured all my friends watching me, laughing at me, in the back. And then that got me to laugh at myself. And then I just started thinking, how much can I get these people to hate me?