Adam Carolla

That was my only interaction with him.

But you do have to be cognizant of it if you're a person, because people just have that one memory of you when they come up to you at the airport or wherever it is.

So they feel like they know you.

And, you know, I have no problem when somebody comes up to me and says something.

In fact, I feel a little bit more like what you just mentioned about.

If I'm kind, if I can take a moment and take a picture with somebody or knuckle bump somebody, I've just gained not one fan but probably a dozen more fans because that guy is going to tell everybody, met that guy in the airport, super cool dude.

Right.

But I've heard these other stories where guys are just like, what a douchebag, man.

I'm not going to watch any more of his movies.

And they tell everybody they know about that.

Well, listen, I agree, too.

Actually, the fun thing to do if someone is a fan and they like you and you can tell they're a little nervous or something is you overdo it the other way.

I always go, oh, get in here.

And I hug them real big and I freak them out a little bit.

And then I got a weird story.

Yeah.

So it's kind of fun to do that.

I'm looking down here.

I see that you were in LBJ, directed by Rob Reiner, who everyone loved.

And we all know that story crazily.