George Carlin interview by Dave Ross KIRO AM 710 radio in Seattle, June, 1997

[@BeegYoshi24]

Goddamn, George is so smart and quick and precise with his words!

[@storiesfromdifferenteras]

0:39 quintessential loner 0:43 abraham maslow said the most realized of men does not identify with the local group that is the human race 0:58 just never have had an affinity for sitting around with groups of people who had supposedly like-minded 1:06 try to be myself on stage 1:42 that's the free market 1:53 they're all this is a country very much involved in everyone else's behavior that it's rarely that you talk to someone who doesn't have an idea how he can improve the person across the street what he might do to move in there 2:15 suggestions seem to get get worse and worse 2:26 that emerge from a ten years later so I think it's a game I think it's a con I think it's a circus I think it's a joke I think it's a cavalcade I think it's a big parade I think it's fun to watch it I don't think it means anything 3:25it's a subconscious process 4:27 so much since 1990 I didn't notice what was going on until after the fact some time in 1993 after the after the Madison Square Garden Show I said to myself lf thig thing has been kicked up to a different level now 5:32 really abandoned all hope I had given up that liberal that liberal political canonic social commentary comedian undertone 6:10 believed sitting around holding hands was going to move the Pentagon or even gonna change City Hall's decision on something I never cared about that 6:26 I watched that show and I don't I'm pretty critical of these sitcoms 6:48 these things are very subjective but i think 7:33 Lori 7:48 five page screeds everything from whimsy and innocence to anger and stridency and analysis of language 8:34 polisher, revise 9:00 literally a verbatim performance and 9:16 hi how are you 9:22 yes sir 9:28 well i thank you for that and ed helped open the door for me 9:54 yes 10:10 well you want to remember it's your strength you know I'm the outside thing perhaps touching you but you're the one who's reaching down so give yourself the credit and thank you for for this call I appreciate it 11:00 everything else is brand new to the eye or ear if you followed me and if you haven't followed me the whole thing's 12:02 Helen 12:15 enjoy i enjoy patterns i enjoy noticing patterns i think that's part of the way I do my work 12:38 small pile of ideas that that have something in common and that's how the thing begins and then the mind takes over and starts to do its own work 13:17 why because I'm waiting to do that there are some things that are so important mean and I don't mean this facetiously these are again these are after the fact observations of mine I didn't plan to think this way but there are some things that are so so big that I think they deserve a long inspection and determination 13:44 men and women V2 prototype , horrendous 15:10 the day the Bronco turned around that would you guys make a title for a netbook 15:40 actually 13 altogether 13 helicopter into fixed-wing aircraft circling the house for several hours probably 12 hours and it was just exciting i love i love events i love excitement breaking news 16:30 Kelly 16:36 early 30s works in documentary films 17:04 died on Mother's Day 17:08 absolutely and maybe even in general a lot of 37 year marriages are people who are just hanging in there grinding their teeth, not talking 17:41 took her on the road in the Dodge Dart for a while and that's so middle-class 18:15 topical humor 20:17 none of this matters this is a circus it's here for you25:23 thanks to your courtesy I appreciate it

[@JusMonDay]

thanks for this!