Over the summer, I had a really bad
experience on an airplane.
between Martha's Vineyard
on one of those tiny double -propped airplanes,
you know, the ones I'm talking about.
You know, the pilot's throwing the peanuts back
As I got on the airplane,
I noticed that the co -pilot's seat was emptied,
so I decided I'd sit there just in case
Rob Wasserman got on the back of the airplane
and I leaned into the pilot and I said,
He just got on the back of the airplane.
And the pilot leaned over to me
and he said, well, he's not the principal bass
player in The Grateful Dead
that's a guy named Phil Lesh,
this guy's in some sideband called Rat Dog
the cultural significance
of discovering your pilot's a deadhead,
but I broke out in a cold sweat.
So it's the middle of a rainstorm,
and we're running down the runway there,
and I'm getting really nervous.
We take off, we enter this cloud.
and I say, you're not seeing color
So we were ribbing each other back
I could feel my body unclench.
we finally emerged from the cloud,
and I could see the runway lights.
And I was like, land home.
And then he leaned into me
a lot of famous people die like this.