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[QUOTE="Stern, post: 3129348, member: 527"]
His pre-show ritual back in the day when he was younger was on Friday night he would stay up the entire night  in his hotel room just rehearsing lines in the mirror. He said he would be so amp'd up to be on TV that he couldn't sleep anyway so he would just stay up and practice yelling at a mirror in his hotel throughout the night. Then crash and sleep after the show.

The thing with Corso is this, he is that show. The day he is no longer on that show that show becomes irrelevant. As goofy as that put on a hat segment is at the end of the show it's what people tune in for. And once he is gone nobody is going to take the torch and still to do that. The fans will reject it and nobody will do it as good.

I don't get why people are upset and want him removed from the show. It's a 3 hour show for pete sakes and he speaks for like 15 min of it and 5 of those minutes are at the very end. Talk about "being outraged for the sake of just being outraged"...this is a classic example of that.  It's not like David Pollack is some crazy talent that needs every ounce of air-time.

Some people just aren't replaceable in their roles. Corso fits that bill. And when he is gone that show becomes irrelevant. It just becomes another show with talking heads.
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