Andrew McCarthy

We just picked up.

And that was huge.

Well, it's impossible to say.

I think fame changes people on a cellular level.

And so I'm a different person now fundamentally than I would have been had I not become well-known to a certain generation at a certain moment in time.

You know, like I mentioned earlier, I'm fairly introverted.

And so it's opened doors for me that never would have opened.

You know, in other ways, it's brought people to me that are not genuinely interested in me.

But that you can see through very quickly.

Very quickly.

But it changed my place in the world forever.

So I can never even answer that question in the sense I have no idea how it changed it.

It just did.

I know it did.

Well, I made a documentary about that several years ago, about going back and reconnecting with a lot of those guys who I hadn't seen also in like 30 years, some of them.

And it was a wonderful experience because in many ways it allowed me to have much more affection for my youth than I had.

And we all had so much more affection for each other now than we did when we were younger.

McDonald's French fries.

Oh, I started listening to audio books a lot when I was on this trip.

So I like a good audio book, but you know, I end up always, I'm from New Jersey.