Article basically describing Stern after he "made it."

1  2017-03-12 by F_H_Rileys_MaitreD

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By the end of the ’80s, Letterman was the king of hip and cool. He now smoked cigars and assumed “a statelier air.” Notably, he no longer made a show of despising celebrities, as he had for a decade.

When Barbara Walters booked him as a guest interview on one of her specials, he walked around the office openly expressing his admiration for her.

“What happened, Dave?” asked head writer Steven O’Donnell.

“They are like my peers now,” the host told him.

"Ferocious fear of failure". Why didn't he use to drive him to beat Leno? Never got the hype. Always came off like he didn't give a shit enough to bother trying as if he thought he was above it all. Isn't my half-assed monologue genius because it's anti-monologue? The audience expects 10 minutes of standup topical jokes, but not this guy. Nah, he's above it all.

That stupid article really thinks it's dropping some unexpected shit about Letterman. Breaking - most funny people are paranoid mental patients.

Yeah, but the reason I posted it was because it made me think of how Stern is a complete sycophantic shadow of his former self.

You're a complete faggot

You're at least a casual weekend cocksucker.

That's all they could dig up out of a 30 year career in the business? What horse shit. He was mean to a stand-in musician once well what a fucking asshole! Are you kidding me?

(Actually the only awful part of the story is that (((Paul Shaffer))) uses 'cat' to describe musicians.)

He was funny in the afternoon the END.