Andy Roddick

And it's not conscious because you're reacting.

All you're trying to do in a speech is try to get through without breaking down.

We have the most psychopathic sport ever where it's like the loser has to go up and address the crowd within 10 seconds of finishing.

It'd be graceful.

Like imagine going to Super Bowl trophy ceremony and having a losing team come up and give a soliloquy before.

It's absurd.

From my experience with that match, you're shattered.

This is like the thing.

I don't know if I'm going to get back.

That was a place I hadn't been in a couple of years.

It wasn't as if the other slam finals that I played and lost...

I still thought I would be back there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This one, I'm playing it actively during the match.

I don't know that.

Well, you're also setting the tone for this point forward.

But you come back to the States.

I'm walking down the street in New York City and the crew fixing the pothole and us not being appreciative of them saving us time the next day or, you know, no one sees it when it's fixed.

Yeah.

Right.