Adam Carolla

And, you know, it's 45 minutes of conversation.

And, look, we're not interested in doing the next accidentally on purpose.

We'd like to do a decent program here.

We're not interested in doing so much for camera fluff.

We'd like to do something that we could feel good about and be proud of.

And, you know, and...

Over the course of the conversation, accidentally on purpose comes up eight times as an example of something that we want nothing to do with.

We don't want to work with those people, so on and so forth.

Of course, when her resume comes out 45 minutes into the lunch, accidentally on purpose is on the top because it's her most recent casting.

Wonderful.

Wonderful.

I would love to know the company, as I do think about this all the time.

If you make extension cords for a living, well, then you sell one extension cord to one guy and he basically uses it for 45 years.

That's exactly right.

He never loses it.

It doesn't go bad.

Nothing happens to it.

It doesn't get smashed or stolen.

Now, if you make cell phones, you're going to sell a lot of cell phones because people drop them.

They get stolen.