Bill Murray

That's when I started to work more feverishly on the knots. And I kind of was going, hey, hey. I'm kind of leaning with my head, like push me down to five feet instead of six feet. But he was strong enough. And because I was buoyant in the water, he just picked up the chair out of the water. So I lived through it. But it was a funny way to meet someone.

And the next day I found out that this was Hunter S. Thompson. He never asked him his name? No. He never asked me my name. I don't know that he knew who I was either. I think he thought I was just a funny guy and we were kind of like holding court and being funny.

And the next day I found out that this was Hunter S. Thompson. He never asked him his name? No. He never asked me my name. I don't know that he knew who I was either. I think he thought I was just a funny guy and we were kind of like holding court and being funny.

And the next day I found out that this was Hunter S. Thompson. He never asked him his name? No. He never asked me my name. I don't know that he knew who I was either. I think he thought I was just a funny guy and we were kind of like holding court and being funny.

No, I have these things now. But if you have children, you have to get a cell phone. Right. Because they will not answer a telephone, but they will answer a text. So I had to break down. Yeah.

No, I have these things now. But if you have children, you have to get a cell phone. Right. Because they will not answer a telephone, but they will answer a text. So I had to break down. Yeah.

No, I have these things now. But if you have children, you have to get a cell phone. Right. Because they will not answer a telephone, but they will answer a text. So I had to break down. Yeah.

Yeah. My email is AOL.com. Is it really? Yeah. So that's that's that was my concession to it.

Yeah. My email is AOL.com. Is it really? Yeah. So that's that's that was my concession to it.

Yeah. My email is AOL.com. Is it really? Yeah. So that's that's that was my concession to it.

Yeah, yeah. That was good. We were trying to write something funny. I was with my friend Dick Blasucci on that one. And I can't remember. There were like two or three of us that were trying to write this thing. And we rented like a Klieg light, you know, like a big Hollywood premiere kind of one of those giant lights that they flash up in the sky.

Yeah, yeah. That was good. We were trying to write something funny. I was with my friend Dick Blasucci on that one. And I can't remember. There were like two or three of us that were trying to write this thing. And we rented like a Klieg light, you know, like a big Hollywood premiere kind of one of those giant lights that they flash up in the sky.

Yeah, yeah. That was good. We were trying to write something funny. I was with my friend Dick Blasucci on that one. And I can't remember. There were like two or three of us that were trying to write this thing. And we rented like a Klieg light, you know, like a big Hollywood premiere kind of one of those giant lights that they flash up in the sky.

You know, you don't even see them very much anymore. Yeah. And we were just outside the Chateau Marmont where Hunter had a room at that moment. And we were doing – we were excited because Nixon's back. And we were interviewing alleged people on the street, men on the street saying, what do you think about this? Because it was after Watergate and Nixon had basically burrowed down.

You know, you don't even see them very much anymore. Yeah. And we were just outside the Chateau Marmont where Hunter had a room at that moment. And we were doing – we were excited because Nixon's back. And we were interviewing alleged people on the street, men on the street saying, what do you think about this? Because it was after Watergate and Nixon had basically burrowed down.

You know, you don't even see them very much anymore. Yeah. And we were just outside the Chateau Marmont where Hunter had a room at that moment. And we were doing – we were excited because Nixon's back. And we were interviewing alleged people on the street, men on the street saying, what do you think about this? Because it was after Watergate and Nixon had basically burrowed down.

And Hunter had like a – Powerful hatred of Nixon. Really didn't like Nixon, of course. But I just remember Dick Blasucci saying, well, I'm excited. He's tanned, he's rested, and he's ready. I still say it all the time. I say it about myself all the time because I think it's funny. How are you, Bill? I'm tanned, I'm rested, and I'm ready.

And Hunter had like a – Powerful hatred of Nixon. Really didn't like Nixon, of course. But I just remember Dick Blasucci saying, well, I'm excited. He's tanned, he's rested, and he's ready. I still say it all the time. I say it about myself all the time because I think it's funny. How are you, Bill? I'm tanned, I'm rested, and I'm ready.

And Hunter had like a – Powerful hatred of Nixon. Really didn't like Nixon, of course. But I just remember Dick Blasucci saying, well, I'm excited. He's tanned, he's rested, and he's ready. I still say it all the time. I say it about myself all the time because I think it's funny. How are you, Bill? I'm tanned, I'm rested, and I'm ready.

But saying it about Richard Nixon, I thought, was a really brilliant thing to say.