of their lives now. you know, i'm part of their lives. and the albums that i made in the 1970s go along with that, but of course, the kingpin is the song "american pie." and really, all roads lead to rome in my show. i sing the american songbook, songs that i've written, whether it is "castles in the air," "i love you so," all of the songs -- >> tucker: "hunter wood." >> all roads lead to "american pie" at the end, usually, and it's a summing up of everything that is going on. i don't really do a set, you know, i've been doing this for so many years, that i kind of make up a new show every night. but i just tell you one thing about yourself that i've noticed? and that is that you do something that nobody else does. you get a guest on, and then you ask them a core question, and i
passengers all the time. >> what is that look on your face? are you flying tomorrow? >> i am. i am thinking about -- no, it would be a social experiment of the ages. i am thinking i don't know about this guy or the story, but i have little kids, right? i do know this guy as a children's book author. >> that's why he should be punished. >> scooter loves one of his books called i love you so f-ing much. and sammy who is two and he loves mommy loves you so f-ing much. that's why i was smiling. >> very good. very good. was it a huge over reaction? >> i hate flying now. it seems like it it is a bunch of bullies. i remember i wanted to use the restroom before we took off and they said sit down! i just asked to use the rest m roo. >> was it an older female attendant? >> yes. and they cackled.