Andy Roddick

They lived in a tree.

He did every single thing in his ability.

All the stories we're telling was because he didn't leave an hour of work on the table.

He never asked me to do one thing that he hadn't been willing to do in his life.

which I think gives it an element of credibility, but definitely wanted his voice in the room.

Not in front of the TV, didn't want credit, didn't want to be recognized, didn't want anyone outside of this circle of four or five people.

These four or five people were going to know that he existed.

And no one else would.

I think just overly protective.

Maybe like a fear-based type control thing.

And then I think it's weird.

You get to certain levels and we talk about high school and then you play the US Open and then you're on night matches and then you win it and then you do all these things.

And I think it was hard for him once I was a complete adult.

Like he would tell me to clean my room.

I'm like, dad, you came to stay at my house.

Yeah, he came to see you in Austin and he was all rung up about it being a mess.

We were just pissing on fire hydrants.

He's like, your room's a mess.

I'm like, I'm number one in the world.

I don't care.