David Letterman says he was recently mistaken for comedy legend Dick Van Dyke, who is 21 years his senior: 'Now I have to wear a name tag.'

"Here's what happens to me now: People used to know who I am and now I have to wear a name tag to get anything going," Letterman said. While out and about recently, likely headed to the "farmer's market," Letterman said he ran into someone who he thought was a fan. But it turned out to be a case of mistaken identity on their end.

David Letterman has admitted that he has struggled to be properly recognized since his talk show went off the air. Speaking to Jimmy Kimmel on his titular show Wednesday, the former Late Show with David Letterman host joked about how people have begun to mistake him for 99-year-old Dick Van Dyke.

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