WTF with Marc Maron - Norm Mcdonald Interview

[@smokejensen_]

Not meeting Norm is one of my life’s biggest regrets....besides killing my wife and that waiter

[@iphgfqweio]

lmao

[@NankerPhelge65]

O.J. !!!!

[@byHexted]

You’re like the epitome of the type of person Norm would talk about in his book, where he got all this praise for being so funny and how all these people wanted to meet him, then he’d go out on the road and nobody would show up 💀

[@iphgfqweio]

@@byHexted you bought the book, we get it

[@showtime951]

@smokejensen6867 We all have regrets. Good luck with golf tomorrow!

[@isthatwhatemptymeans8222]

11:29 to get to Norm

[@shanekelleher3807]

Thanks. I was 7 minutes in before I saw this!

[@theblastedfrench]

you legend

[@lino580nunya5]

is that what empty means you saved the day 🍻

[@moved2bitchute779]

Thank you, Maron sux.

[@pjhaze]

I wish I could love this comment tysm

[@pozloadescobar]

Maron and Norm both put their hearts into this interview. So grateful to Mr. Maron for this contribution to comedy history

[@brandonbernard5165]

🎂

[@brandonbernard5165]

😌

[@brandonbernard5165]

V

[@daakrolb]

Eh. I used to listen to his show, but I’ve come to realize how whiny & pathetic he is. A total wimp who doesn’t have his sh!t together.

[@crataczak]

Well said 😢

[@TheMillieSmalls]

Damn. Best interview with norm I’ve heard. He’s was the shit. 100% wonderful. You will be missed.

[@drchadhattan]

100% he was the best

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

His interview with Bennington is really good too

[@kevinrhea7332]

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[@jacobolrich4197]

I didn't even know he was sick.

[@NankerPhelge65]

​@@kevinrhea7332thanks

[@tryhardtrynot]

44:50 this is my favourite Norm story ever. Norm was literally awakened into a life of laughter and love. Peace everyone ✌️

[@benjaminz2523]

Agreed! This story has really stuck with me for years...

[@sujal439]

I have scoured the internet for as much norm as i could and this is the most earnest and defining moment i could find so far

[@chrisshipley8703]

Without psychedelics

[@Heopful]

I think he ljterally experienced some sort or lesser enlightenment

[@navasaband]

Knowing what we now know, that Norm was already suffering from cancer during this interview, which is one of the best of his life, talking so eloquently about death, reminds us of the sheer power of the mind that was Norm. A legend. A true star. He will not be forgotten. We are ALL Norm.

[@getsome4806]

Jesus Christ. You need boots for the level of bullshit in this comment.

[@Wallyworld30]

Norm telling us that he gambled because it let him worry about losing money rather than ruminating on death was pretty deep. At the time I didn't think it was very big deal but in hindsight Norm worried about dying for ten years before he passed.

[@kyleallen4648]

Well said

[@GoldHamSam]

⁠@@Wallyworld30 he worried a lot longer than that! He also had cancer (stomach cancer) in his 20s which almost killed him then. So even before the second diagnosis he was already obsessing over death and his health.

[@aussiemenace1924]

✡️ the cancer was adumb handler 🤣👎🇮🇱

[@lauriehere6408]

FYI, Norm comes in around 11:32

[@randomdude6719]

Thx so much

[@edmgat1716]

I wish I would've thought to scroll the comments about 12 minutes ago lol.

[@tinyturnip7676]

You will if you watch more than 2 of these

[@corporalclegg914]

winning

[@I_dont_give_a_care]

Thank you. Jesus Christ I can't handle maron whining.

[@Stefan_Ulfur]

Wow, what a great conversation. I only discovered Norm as a comedian shortly before he died, guess he's not that famous outside the greatest country on earth and all that. But now he is without a doubt my favourite comedian ever and here he is so real as a person. This podcast is just a beautiful spontaneous honest flow, thank you.

[@colin6603]

He’s from Canada so I’d say he’s pretty popular up there

[@sichard.rimmons]

This is the most candid and vulnerable I’ve ever heard Norm speak

[@jackprier7727]

No kidding--a lot of background, and just normal raw honesty.

[@Robcheeto]

Good energy in the interview and Norm was interested in the line of questions.

[@cindyhachey7804]

Norm always had a problem with handsome people? WTF! Sad he never realized he was a super handsome dude, classically good looking, dimples, tall and striking blue eyes. Even as a mature man, with some padding, he was attractive, always good humoured and hilarious, of course. He had a curious mixture of innocence and sophistication that made him endearing. Child and cantankerous, old man at the same time is not easy to pull off, but it was not a persona, it was just the uniqueness of Norm. Maybe his physical insecurities informed his comedy in a way confidence or arrogance would have erased, but it’s a shame he did not realize women found him very appealing. Can’t think of any other comic where I laugh and swoon at the same time. Funny to the core and master of his craft.

[@M123Xoxo]

He also had a lot of money!

[@twyckoff87]

He was super handsome, but he was always shy/awkward. He was probably jealous of easygoing handsome people.

[@birdiedog5]

Norm in middle age when slimmer reminded me of an old school movie star. He had an appearance on letterman, the one when he talked about golfing with a guy who knew john fogerty, he was so handsome with that twinkle in his blue eyes. Also a very sharp dresser when he wanted to. He was always tall dark and handsome, but that was my favorite look with norm. He waa adorable as a child too. ❤❤❤

[@ordinarycitizenn]

Right on point

[@JamoonXerxesSauber]

Tbh I'm not sure if it was a bit that he just kept doing.

[@RudyBoy]

Just incredible interview, Norm was an underrated genius of our time

[@zaccrookmusic]

Norm: “Yeah, let’s not get into this, man.” Marc: *Proceeds to get into that.

[@BucketOfMarbles]

The fact Norm grew up around mostly old people explains everything. That old chunk of coal.

[@williamshaw9047]

I like to watch movies...and the movies I like best are porno. And did you know they've got this thing called "gay porn?" It's terrible! It's all guys! Guys having sex with each other! No women anywhere!

[@vaughncollins1386]

His voice sounds so old😂? He ages like a fine wine comedically.

[@russpoore8997]

Norm's so old, he can remember prohibition.

[@hdrjunkie]

I think that’s why he’s so funny.... all the old people words he uses like “Fella” and such...

[@kevinrhea7332]

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[@superintelligentapefromthe121]

If something is true it's not sentimental, so I say in truth.... Norm, we love you.

[@charlesfisk8436]

You're gonna make me cry. I do love Norm. He has given us all something so wonderful and uplifting. Thanks for that.

[@mindleft-buddy999]

RIP Norm.

[@motorcyclelad]

Aged well. I hope he knew how loved he truly was.

[@kevinrhea7332]

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[@pozloadescobar]

Yes we do! Norm and so many other great comedians deserve so much more love. Keeping his name alive by watching and sharing his work is an expression of that

[@scattjax3908]

Norm is the only person I've heard that can tell the same story or joke on different shows & podcasts & still make it funny & interesting. I must've heard some of these stories 3 or 4 times already but I'm still entertained. How does he do it? Is it because he's just so genuine, funny, & interesting himself?

[@steviem8117]

hes a legend

[@Justcarlosdiaz]

I've wondered this exact same thing many times

[@nolanstolz]

@@createanewcool wow. "So he can tell an old joke like a musician can play an old song." I just had an epiphany. You are exactly right. I get it now.

[@AF-jx7hz]

He talks about the wisdom and lightness of all the old people he grew up around and how he wished he could have that immediately without having to live life first. I suspect that the act he puts on that we all love and that has made him famous is just him acting like an old person and the timing and everything is so finely crafted because he spent his entire youth surrounded by old people. The old person he's acting like has all the good traits and comedic timing of the old people he had observed his entire life. This might not be it but I only say this because I also grew up around old people and death and in my experience, what he says about their attitudes is true and I also feel like my personality was influenced by my desire to have the carefree wisdom that I saw in all these old dying people who you would think should be full of dread. Of course a part of them dreads what their future holds but maybe they've come to the conclusion that ruminating over things you can't control doesn't help anything and you might as well just do you best to spread joy and relief in this horrible joke of a world we live in. Like Norm said, flipping that switch of positivity that Marc hates to hear about does in fact work in acting and comedy. It also works in real life and it's pretty much the only thing you really have control over in this hellish facade of an existence so why not try to help yourself and everyone around you instead of complaining about how tragic reality is since that's abundantly clear to everyone already.

[@charlesfisk8436]

You must be a riot at parties!

[@chrisbarr1359]

That was a very enjoyable interview. Marc and Norm seem to see many things from the same perspective. Pleasantly surprised at how relaxed and interesting their conversation was. Kudos Marc!!

[@rosegin6658]

Know if you’re not open l

[@mrlardtard6552]

Fuck you too

[@alvareo92]

Two libras! Sorry, I’m kinda into spirituality myself

[@kevinrhea7332]

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[@davidking7344]

@@kevinrhea7332 Thank you. Marc really loves to hear himself talk

[@billytitus1519]

Norm&Marc start at 11:25! Edit: and what a gorgeous interview.

[@yoholmes273]

Thanks Billytits.

[@GrandPrixDecals]

Cheers 👍

[@traviscutler9912]

I've been really struggling lately and this really helped. Thanks for both of you being raw and vulnerable.

[@paulforsell5197]

Hope you’re doing better !

[@turnbuckleluccibonnadouchi9843]

Greatest Norm quote of all time - 1:06:30 “I don’t give a f*ck about too much.”

[@paulkossak7761]

Never get tired hearing Norms Rodney stories, pretty good impression of Rodney as well.

[@tonysnow7769]

RIP Patrice ...he still comes up in comedy conversations frequently!!! 🐐

[@16MXD]

The only man who could stand shoulder to shoulder with Norm. May they both rest in peace and their memory never die.

[@pozloadescobar]

@@16MXD So happy to say Patrice's memory is still alive. Danimations has made some great animations of his work that are spreading his gospel to the new generation. There will always be an audience for Patrice because he's a truth teller in a fake world

[@NondescriptMammal]

a zen buddhist walks up to a hot dog stand and says "make me one with everything"

[@kizbo]

What are you talking about. The Dalai Lama just didn't understand the joke. Then he laughs as the guy telling the joke because it didn't work.

[@rupert5390]

The finish to that joke is - the guy takes the hotdog and says "hey where's my change" The hot dog vendor says "Change must come from within."

[@alextrippe44]

...the Buddhist gives $5 for the $2.50 hotdog and asks for his change, and the hotdog vendor says "Change comes from within"

[@tylerfresina8547]

You stole that.

[@juliusseesaw5450]

Part three is llama says "within what"?

[@lloyd.campbell1]

One of my all time favorite comedians. Rest up Norm.

[@bradyisthegoatofgoats4769]

Marc Maron is abhorrent but I'll listen since Norm is on. You can skip to around 11:30 to get to Norm.

[@ransakreject5221]

Thanx. Now if there was only a way to mute Marons voice

[@Larry_Hegs]

Couldn’t agree more.. even more.

[@JohnSmith-yd5wq]

​@@ransakreject5221 Norm sucks

[@YourNeighborCarl]

I just randomly got turned on to Marc Maron through the show Glow and have been listing to his podcasts on KZbin. This by far is is the funniest interview I have ever heard. I love the long format. Talk shows are always selling something and we get 2 minutes with the guest. Keep up the good work Mark.

[@iancurtisspectre3744]

+artimus And you sound like a finished donnybrook clone/clown...enjoying the rapidly accelerating donward spiral? It is so heartening to know that we have a mentally challenged Prezijoke...Mueller Ain't Going Away!!! Brace yourself for President Pencebot! (a funeral for every aborted fetus in every pot)

[@iancurtisspectre3744]

ah ah, charade you're NOT!

[@scattjax3908]

If you like this interview, check out Norm Macdonald's podcast. They recently took down the official videos from KZbin & put them on Amazon Prime, but you can still find some copies on here if you don't have Prime.

[@landonsulsar4367]

scatt jax ah I didn't realize they went to prime. Did you read he has a Netflix show starting soon? Can't wait!!

[@scattjax3908]

Ya I'm looking forward to that, hopefully they'll be as good the podcast :)

[@jvenom174]

I can just picture how uncomfortable Norm probably looked when Marc started ranting about politicians. Wish I could have been a fly on the wall for that conversation, just being scared of spiders and shit.

[@jameslutian1977]

Maron's political rambling is the most juvenile form of punditry. I've heard him go through these same rants dozens of times before and it never goes beyond just hacky, childish ranting. I sometimes wonder if he really knows anything about politics at all.

[@crashburn3292]

His best setup/punchline the same joke: "The rock band Better Than Ezra won a Grammy for best song yesterday. And coming in second place: Ezra."

[@dopeyjoe4822]

hearing Norm say he loved Patrice warmed my cold dead heart.

[@jonnytheboy7338]

Too bad Mark interrupted him when he was just about to tell something interesting about Patrice. An interesting interview but an interviewer should never, never, continually interrupt the conversation. I must say that Norm handles it very well

[@Ray_D_Tutto]

Game recognizing game.

[@Skimmerlit]

I have no idea how I missed this interview. It’s incredible. Norm is spot on about every great author grappling with faith in the end. I hope Norm has found peace.

[@dashpratt4097]

Crazy how Artie Lange could snort cocaine, do heroin, and drink like a fish for over 35 years…and Norm is the one who met his demise

[@warshipsatin8764]

dont forget his morbid obesity

[@noklarok]

RIP Artie's nose

[@PhilosopherNewport]

Pharmaceuticals -- it seems he consumed them throughout his adult life. Wikipedia says he died from a disease known to be caused by some sort of cancer treatment..."but in early 2020, Macdonald developed treatment-associated myelodysplastic syndrome, a cancer that often develops into acute leukemia."

[@colebyrnes7889]

Gotta love how Norm's beliefs stand the test of time and Mark's, even though I often find him insightful, are the kind that lead to the downfall of civilizations.

[@sjbrewer100]

Interesting take. Love it.

[@boltsbees]

I think you get to the essence of Norm in this. His real take on life. I appreciate it.

[@curtismcdonald6838]

Norm gave MONSTER props to Sinbad at the start of the audio. Norm learned how to be a better comedian thru Sinbad. That’s humbling.

[@warshipsatin8764]

it seems pretty backhanded. he learned that a comedians success isnt based on the quality of their writing or how funny their jokes are. sinbad taught him that those things arent even necessary lol

[@kevinrhea7332]

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[@GrimDarkDude]

this talk was so god damn good, thanks so much for uploading

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Norm's passion for stand-up is admirable, he's unquestionably on Comedian Mt Rushmore

[@nunyanunya4147]

i too agree he is 100% on a made up thing. where do you get your ideas from?

[@ratonsito2836]

Wonderful, insightful interview. Norm really opened up. Thanks Marc!

[@mysharona9097]

am I crazy... hating handsome guys @20:00?? Young Norm was better looking than pretty much any comedian i know of lol

[@n3rds3y3vi3w]

Shannon Campbell I understand what they mean though. There’s a difference between the shy handsome mysterious wallflower type and the popular center of attention guy who gets dates easily based on his looks. I can see norm being the former and jay mohr being the latter.

[@BillySotherden]

As a deeply closeted gay man, I agree.

[@charlesfisk8436]

@@BillySotherden LOL...so funny. I say that as a deeply closeted gay man...:)

[@stacyblue1980]

fucking YES!!! where was I when this was aired?? NORM!! ♥ we love you . our hero. Hell yesssssssss

[@josephballerini3730]

I wish Marc hadn’t cut off norm’s Patrice story.

[@EhEhXCX]

I wish I said that comment before you.

[@frank2778]

Innuendo is a form of dissociation? Another example of Norm's casual brilliance.

[@tjhill9479]

The Sinbad story makes me laugh out loud every time!

[@capealio]

Things have gone from Sinbad to sinworse

[@chadgrisham1165]

"It was like a David Lynchian cat" lol

[@ordinarycitizenn]

1:15:55 Crazy how he just slips out his sickness here. It's interesting to speculate on how his illness probably informed his life which in turn affected his stand up and general outlook on life.

[@CrazyLinguiniLegs]

This interview is from 2011. Norm wasn’t diagnosed until 2013. I think he (like many of us) was just constantly aware of, and ruminating upon, the inevitability of death.

[@bradeng7158]

Norm's story about the blind man is very similar to a Raymond Carver short story called "Cathedral."

[@figuresk8z]

Adam Egret getting involved

[@khl8941]

FigureSK8Z gets*

[@michelelentini]

Wow! What a gem!

[@bigtime8924]

Great stream of consciousness here.

[@capealio]

Why do you keep saying stream of consciousness

[@smwrbd]

@@capealio more study required...🤔

[@fulubaulubafay3877]

@@smwrbd hahaha seems like it's you who needs more education on the subject Mr. Donaldson

[@dirkfitzner4228]

P

[@Nick_ETH]

Agreed

[@VECTeezy]

Norm ALWAYS been putting in that Dirty Work 📝🎙 Another comic I grew up on.

[@rdpatterson2682]

GREAT INTERVIEW!!!

[@artpinsof5836]

RIP Norm. You will be missed ❤️

[@totalhorse6987]

When he talks about naming things for the blind guy he's describing therapy. Naming objects we see around us is an anti anxiety thing. That's a really cool insight into nine year old Norm MACdonald.

[@iamtheblarneystonekissmyass]

That story really touched me for whatever reason.

[@anthropologist1903]

my favorite part of any Marc Maron episode is the part where he is not talking

[@VideoHeadMan]

26:52 this is the best story from Norm about SNL’s weekend Update because it’s completely random but it changed his career forever.

[@MsMaureena]

norm, I love you.

[@Giller9]

Norm actually says in this interview that he obsesses with worry about his upcoming illness and death. Of course, Marc Maron took that to mean the eventual mortality we all face, but Norm was hinting at what was really happening to him.

[@55vermeer]

At 45:00 Norm has a Jungian psychological/religious peak experience.

[@stephaniebarron52]

JeffRe Tzu There's a lot more to Norm than meets the eye

[@bradeng7158]

It's very similar to a Raymond Carver short story

[@waswaswad]

@@bradeng7158 I'm pretty sure Norm made the story up. He also tells other stories and ideas that come from Tolstoi, Faulkner and Dostojewski.

[@stereojones1843]

Norm would need benzos to deal with laughing hysteria? He’d laugh to the point of needing meds? I guess that explains why he explored every dark corner of jokes and found some of the funniest angles on things. Gift and a curse in a way. Truly fascinating. This is one of the most honest interviews I’ve heard him give.

[@ceebee491]

Great interview. Norm was the Greatest.

[@glitchfreak316]

norm Macdonald just gets it

[@superintelligentapefromthe121]

Sub Samwitch he's the best

[@pauldiamante4814]

Explain to people at home who Norm Macdonald is.

[@MrAM4D3U5]

Norm is the only person ever that could get me to sit through an entire episode of Marc Maron

[@malcolmzabaneh5977]

I have to admit - the entire conversation got far more interesting as it went on. Actually touched on some meaningful and quasi-intellectual subject matter towards the end...

[@pleaserewind295]

I love it when Norm gets serious.

[@warshipsatin8764]

why is that something you have to admit

[@bruceules1318]

I have loved old people all my life. And I continue to love them. They have perspective unlike the young.

[@bmoore-cd2zk]

I love Norm because Norm loved Rodney. Among other things,

[@LuckyDawgz]

One of my favorite WTF episodes... Norm!

[@simonscott1121]

Norm is very astute. His firing always bothered me, because if Lorne didnt want it to happen it wouldnt have happened. Not even the president of the network would have overridden Lorne's word on SNL. This is the first time Ive heard anyone mention that it wasnt due to Olmeyer, and it was Norm :)

[@sammalone4239]

Brilliant interview !!! WOW!!

[@jonathanemontgomery]

I love Marc’s question at 17:21 - asking Norm to talk about himself instead of generalizing. Big pet peeve of mine is when I or others say “you” or “people” when they mean “me”

[@nunyabizness6376]

I loved that norm stands up for God, all the time.

[@Ohm521]

And its interesting to note that those that know him professionally will in all seriousness describe him either as a serious atheist or passionate god fearing man.

[@nunyabizness6376]

@@Ohm521 it comes down to faith. He says it. Its the fear in all of us. That what you believe in is false. Faith is the purest thing we can have.

[@DavidGriffin-ww2fk]

@@Ohm521 much like Bob Dylan.He is to comedy what Bob is to music.

[@ronaldstarkey4336]

Interesting...

[@michaelshelbysuberlak]

Prayed for Norm. Such a beautiful person. May he find what he’s looking for.

[@clumsysandbocks5650]

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[@DailyMotionBetter]

This interview reminds me of that tragedy

[@figuresk8z]

Meet me under the Queensboro Bridge, you owe me $15

[@therealCamoron]

I was reminded of this interview yesterday

[@capealio]

Terrible name for an airline

[@LivingInTheKaliYogurt]

11+ minutes of Marc babbling and shilling before we can get to Norm is insufferable. Shout out to the hero in the comments who put the timestamp for the start of the actual interview. RIP, Norm.

[@enoughisenough670]

mans gotta eat

[@patrickhayes9215]

Just cant stand Marc Maron. Suffering him for the love of Norm.

[@kevinrhea7332]

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[@bobkoroua]

@@patrickhayes9215 Norm loved him.

[@droberto9603]

Yammering bitch, I thought I was listening to The View at first

[@emmetLshavinski]

37:04 is the best norm impression I've heard.

[@bevrosity]

by norm you mean?

[@LoneWoff]

Poignant to hear Norm talking about death and even mentioning cancer knowing now that he knew he was sick at the time.

[@Jeremy_the_unfallible_n-a]

he had cancer for 9 years too apparently. think just how much hes done while knowing that

[@mullaneymike79]

This man is amazing, he truly gives 0 f****

[@MattinglyBrosGarage]

Norm eludes to being sick and to dying in this one. It's glossed over with a wave, but he definitely hints at it.

[@danielharrang1513]

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[@almarestori7426]

Great interview! I miss Norm Mac D

[@frankcooke1692]

Marc Maron isn't very good at swearing. Like, it just doesn't sound natural

[@holysmokes4259]

RIP Norm. 😭

[@Davett53]

2024,........Cool, I missed this interview. RIP Norm.

[@lowbo47omzascotave94]

*Eastside Low Bottoms shit !* Shout out to Norm for shouting out Patrice O'Neal. Norm's generation is whn i started watching SNL on a regular basis. It was probably my late teens. Him doing Update was funny to me because, even in the face of no laughter he pressed forward. Gotta love Norm !

[@StarlightUkes]

I love hearing you talk man

[@rolandramirez4557]

55:07-55:26

[@NeopolitianNPLTN]

Marc sure gets a GD lot of mileage out of that stupid dead thing under his house story.

[@esmondkim1357]

I don't know why the Old Yeller incident at 49:10 makes me laugh really hard.

[@johnwalker4606]

It starts at 11:30

[@Dakotaidk]

Norm getting turned on by the Mona Lisa is probably the best jojo reference 47:35

[@douglasshuck]

She’s been at the Louvre in Paris since 1804. Now I want to know what 16th Century Girl he was talking about in which NY art museum🤔

[@ManAdam712]

Norm and Farley were too good for this world. Both devoted their lives to Comedy. Out of respect for Norm, I wouldn't want to see or hear anything he didn't make public, but I love hearing about his opinions on other entertainers, especially because the two of them (In the superior opinion of MifflinStHODL) could not have had two different comedic styles. But they were masters of making anyone laugh and never allowing a room to get too serious. I learned in that VICE show that Farley tried stand-up a few times before Second City, because he knew Comedy was his calling. Nothing will help to reset your perspective on life and help you understand what is truly important in than laughter, and the two of them knew that. Well... laughter or getting gang r@ped by a bunch of well-endowed fellas that are great at dunking basketballs.

[@jameslutian1977]

Maron just can't keep politics out of his stuff. It's held him back more than he knows. Your job is to be entertaining, thought provoking, funny, ect...It is NOT to be a demagogue. Norm understood this in a way Maron never will.

[@dusty_doggg]

The fact that you can't/won't see the irony in your comment is fucking hilarious

[@brownhooque]

37:02 Norm doing the callback about people imitation his voice cracks me up every time 🤣

[@tAc399]

15:10 Sounds like that JFL gala went from 'Sinbad' to 'SinWorse'

[@BrendanGFoster]

Norm's cameo in Ridiculous 6 is one of my favourite cameos in a movie

[@lewisgibbens9918]

11:24 interview starts

[@richzito]

An advertisement for postage stamps starts at 9:25

[@bruceules1318]

Art provokes me too tears often and in many forms too. While real time life eh. I totally get what norm is talking about.

[@maddymud]

Injustice in art makes me melt down. Like I can’t watch movies like Hotel Rwanda, or Schindler’s List - I start screaming at screen

[@droopmountain6510]

11:26 starts

[@Hokie200proof]

Interview actually begins at 11:21

[@massapower]

As a Canadian I totally agree with NORM and the crappy Canadian film / TV content! 👍😎

[@bruceules1318]

Having too much money is exhausting. That is why billionaires are using us (All of us ) to lesson their pain . Why people idolize billionaires is beyond my imagination. Billionaires hate themselves for walling themselves in because they fear us and everything. And you cannot take that to the bank.

[@Lastninjaxoxoxoxox]

or maybe you're coping

[@alvareo92]

Yet people everywhere seem to think having boatloads of money = living a life free of any substantial trouble

[@kurisensei]

Stendhal Syndrome is supposed to refer to Stendhal's visit to Florence, if I recall correctly. He was overwhelmed by the old church and fainted (according to his later account anyway)

[@LordBeezleDwarf]

Lmao that cat story was hilarious