Besides eternally living as the kid everyone picked on in school (some of us overcome it, Patton), he also waited until Hannibal Buruss made his feelings known about Cosby before going (I'm paraphrasing) "Oh, yeah, we all knew, we just didn't say anything..." On the Nerdist podcast, Patton alluded to it being a badly kept secret about some of Cosby's activities.

"The Bill Cosby thing is so fucking awful, and what’s worse for comedians is a lot of us have known for a long fucking time. It was a very badly kept secret in the comedian world, and a lot of us would talk about it. Bobcat Goldthwait would mention it all the time, and really people would just go, ‘ah, that’s bullshit.’ It took this long, and what really drives me fucking crazy about it is the idea that these women… just imagine, he did the shit he did to these women when they were young and they were on this upswing. ‘Oh wow! My life is starting, my career’s starting… I’m gonna meet Bill Cosby,’ and this awful thing happens. They can never talk about it, so he’s just shot the ground out from under them. Not just in that one incident, but for decades of their lives when they’re supposed to be enjoying the time when they’re in their physical prime, in their mental prime, enjoying life. Some guy takes that away from them, he doesn’t lose a second of sleep over it… and by the way, how many women have come forward at this point, like thirteen? That means that there’s hundreds. That means that there’s fucking hundreds. If you see one cockroach there’s a thousand in your house. And they had to sit there for decades while this guy did this over and over again, didn’t lose any sleep, was beloved, and even now, everything is being taken away from him, but at worst he lives in comfy seclusion for the last years of his life. He lives in absolute luxurious exile for the rest of his life. That is one of the horrors of life."