Ben Affleck

And then the line is here.

He put it here.

I remember going to one of the events in LA, I think it was at Staples, and I was backstage and was talking to one of the lawyers for the UFC about, we were talking about Conor McGregor, and he was telling me a great story about him.

And this guy walks up and he's in like chinos, like khaki pants and like a blue button up, like, you know, kind of business shirt with spectacles.

And he's very small.

And I kind of don't really regard him.

And I'm still hearing this story.

And then Padgett goes, Matt, do you know Henry?

And I turn and it's Henry Cejudo.

And I'm like, this fucking guy could wreck me right now.

Absolutely wreck me.

fucking destroy me and he and he is the guy that some dummy would try to pick on you know what I mean like he does not he's not carrying himself like he's he just is the thing you know and find out a little bit too late yeah don't find that one out late yeah a lot of guys do unfortunately

Yeah, it's seeing all kinds of different people.

And yeah, I completely agree.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, that two competing ideas can't exist.

That's also a great actor.

There's a very famous story about Marlon Brando when he did Streetcar Named Desire.

And Tennessee Williams, who wrote it, like...

freaked out because he was making Stanley Kowalski, he was making people empathize with Stanley Kowalski.