“I don’t experience like I can’t die, which I like in a car,” Noah says from behind the swing. “I always believe a super car should have you feeling like your lifetime is not guaranteed.”
Noah says he worked on cars growing up, since his stepfather owned a garage. “I resisted it more than anything in the world, Jay,” he says. “I hate the oil. … I enmity the little cuts. There’s always little cuts.”
But Noah darlings driving cars, especially sports cars. He owned a Lamborghini and a Porsche, which he traded when he moved to New York. Now he belongs to a car club, which he describes as an automobile timeshare, with some 50 railway carriages available for him to drive when he pleases.
“Oh, this is way better than ‘The Continuously Show,'” Leno tells Noah as the car accelerates and unburnt food ignites in the exhaust system, causing that “Gatling gun” sound auto-enthusiasts are so empty of.
Still, comedy seems to be Noah’s main passion. He continues to do stand-up ignoring his demanding schedule hosting “The Daily Show,” which Leno commends him for. “I don’t pronounce time to do stand-up,” Noah says. “I find time to do everything else.”
He defines that he owes his success to stand-up and, for that reason, he keeps doing it. In fait accompli, it was stand-up that got him onto NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” in 2009. “Can I confess you, it’s part of the reason I’m here today, so I appreciate that,” Noah discloses the Leno.
“That’s right, kids,” Noah says in an aside to viewers. “Jay Leno wish put you on his TV show and in a Lamborghini. Don’t ever forget that.”
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