Frases de Marc Maron

Marcus David Maron é um comediante, podcaster, escritor, ator e músico americano.

Nos anos 90 e 2000, Maron foi um convidado frequente do Late Show com David Letterman e foi o comediante de stand-up com mais participações no Late Night com Conan O'Brien. Foi o apresentador do Short Attention Span Theatre do Comedy Central entre 1993 e 1994, substituíndo Jon Stewart. Maron foi também um convidado frequente no Tough Crowd com Colin Quinn e foi apresentador da versão americana do concurso britânico Never Mind the Buzzcocks, de 2002. Era participante habitual no programa de rádio de esquerda Air America, entre 2004 e 2009. No mundo da rádio, apresentou também o The Marc Maron Show e co-apresentou o Morning Sedition e o Breakroom Live.Em setembro de 2009, após o cancelamento de Breakroom Live, Maron começou a apresentar o podcast bisemanal WTF com Marc Maron, onde entrevista comediantes, escritores, músicos e celebridades na sua garagem em Highland Park, Los Angeles. Deste, destacam-se: um episódio com Louis C.K. em 2010, classificado como o melhor episódio de podcast de todos os tempos pela revista Slate; uma entrevista em 2012 com o comediante Todd Glass, na qual Glass revelou publicamente ser gay, e uma entrevista em 2015 com o presidente dos Estados Unidos Barack Obama .Entre 2013 a 2016, protagonizou a sua própria série televisiva de comédia, Maron, da qual também foi produtor executivo e, ocasionalmente, argumentista. De 2017 a 2019, foi um dos personagens principais da série GLOW, da Netflix. Maron também desempenhou um pequeno papel no filme Joker, de 2019 e deu a voz a Mr. Snake no filme Os Mauzões . Wikipedia  

✵ 27. Setembro 1963
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“The only difference between disappointment and depression is your level of commitment.”

Tickets Still Available (2006)
Variante: I think, in most cases, the difference between depression and disappointment is your level of commitment.

“I'm just saying, a lot of people are on medicine, they don't need to be. Because let's be honest folks, it isn't easy for anyone. And I think in most cases, the only difference between depression and disappointment is your level of commitment. And to be honest, in the day and age we live in now, if someone comes up to you and says, “I think you might be clinically depressed,” the proper response is, “Thank you, thank you very much. That means I’m awake." Is there any indication we shouldn’t be depressed— are you living on the same planet that I am? Did you ever think that depression is the reasonable human response to the crap we’re going through as a species, meant to propel us into the next evolutionary step, or at least into taking some different course of action so we might survive? Did you ever think that maybe it’s the happy people that are really screwed up in the head? Where’s that spin on the situation? Maybe it's those guys. "Hey, how ya doing?" "I don't know, I feel great, again!" "Really, well, that's creepy and weird. Maybe you should be on medication. Clearly you're self-centered, delusional, narcissistic. I don't know, but you're draining me with your happy. Could you move along because I'm doing the big work, creating a world that functions properly in my brain."”

http://www.cc.com/video-clips/2ufif7/comedy-central-presents-bipolar-coaster
Comedy Central Presents (2007)

“My dad is actually a manic depressive, which is very exciting half the time.”

http://www.cc.com/video-clips/2ufif7/comedy-central-presents-bipolar-coaster
Comedy Central Presents (2007)

“I don't want to offend people right out of the gate. I know that some of you believe and I certainly don’t want to mock the myths that define some of you, but um. I choose not to believe in god. That's ok still, i can do that, right? It's my choice to go through life filled with dread, panic and fear... because I think that's a more objective and real way to live. Just be like…"Aaaaahh' what's gonna happen?!" I think that's needed, honestly. And again I don't want to make fun of what you believe in. I think the reason Jesus is so popular, just on a celebrity level, is that he died at the peak of his career, ok. He was…hear me out…. he was young, he was hot. He was well spoken from all accounts. I really think it would have been different had he lived longer, alright. Say had he gotten old enough to get bitter. Alright, just hear me out. Picture there's a third testament to the bible' alright. This point Jesus is in his 50's. He's got one apostle left. And the book opens with him knee deep in water saying, "I used to be able to do this!" The apostle's saying, "Come on…don't yell at the water, Jesus. Come on in. It's not your day, buddy. Come on. People are gathering for the wrong reason. Can we just go, please. Let's go to the deli…we'll have a sandwich. We'll try again tomorrow. Come on, yes you are god, come on. And again, you know, if you're a religious person, I understand why you believe. It makes you feel better, you know. But a lot of us do not have the patience or disposition to have faith or belief. Thank god there's medication for those people because if you're properly medicated, it will provide roughly the same effect as religion, you know. If you're on the right combination of anti-depressants, it will alleviate your ability to see the truth clearly and provide a false sense of hope.”

http://www.cc.com/video-clips/zt2b7c/comedy-central-presents-faith-medication
Comedy Central Presents (2007)