Bob Odenkirk

And I was really out.

And I went to the hospital.

I got two stents.

I really went down on the set of Better Call Saul.

And it was really scary, especially for everyone around me.

Not for me because I don't have any memory of it.

But I've talked about it many times, and people have asked me many times, how did that affect you?

And I think first people want to hear that you saw a white light.

Then they would love to hear that you watched your whole life pass before you on a film reel.

And I kind of wish that happened to me.

That would have been cool, but that didn't happen to me.

It was a blank for me for a week.

I came to essentially a week later.

I came to the next day, but I don't have any memories until a week later.

So I've tried to answer this question to people.

How did it impact you?

And I've had a hard time doing it because I've always felt I don't do justice to the feeling of it, the experience of it.

Okay.

So then I'm reading this book, that novel that's called On the Calculation of Volume.

And I'm reading this book.