for advice on that, we turn, once again, to adam corolla, host of "the adam corolla show," and one ofople in america. great to see you tonight. you look like you're in your backyard. >> i am. >> tucker: we asked you last week on the cusp of this shutdown what your advice was. you gave us brilliant advice. a week to refine it, what are you thinking about pointing now? >> well, i have a few thoughts. first off, everyone is worried about the american economy and all the losers in this coronavirus situation, but there is one huge winner in the coronavirus outbreak, and that is the houston astros. remember, 10 minutes ago, when everyone was throwing baseballs at them at all of the fans were booing and everyone was screaming and the baseball season was about to begin, and the houston astros were going to have the worst nine months of their entire franchise lives? when's the last time someone brought up the houston astros? >> tucker: that's a really good point. i bet they feel lucky right now. >> definitely, being sequestered at home is much better than having fastballs thrown at your head f

adam corolla is a comedian, a podcast host, one of the most popular in the world. author of the new book, i am your emotional support animal. we texted him late last night, asked him to come on and put some perspective on the shutdown. we are happy to have him here now. hey, adam. i don't know if you are in seclusion where you are, but a lot of people are and it's a bewildering experience. how should we think about this question marks to go well, first thing, i'm doing my podcast every day. see you can hear it. we are going to keep the gears turning. it's a prison sentence. it's a short prison sentence. as they say, as the convicts say, you can do the time or the time can do you. i figure you should do the time, meaning go out, build a tree house with your son and daughter. cook lasagna with your wife. don't let the time to you. you don't end up with a face tattoo and a toilet filled with prison wine. you go out and use this little snapshot in life to live your life. >> tucker: people are finding that hard and i'm not criticizing or judging, but it's just, it's so