Bradley Cooper

Yeah, that's it.

That's it.

And it just takes a ton, a year of doing the thing, you know, because there are moments that I can even think of where, cause you do think like, that's okay.

It doesn't matter.

There are a couple where like, actually, if this moment doesn't work out, like it may not be over, but you're definitely going to go down along the ladder, you know?

And it's like, okay.

And that's that pressure, you know?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's all about something igniting in me that – like for example –

When I was little, I thought like, oh, obsessed with Vietnam.

I was obsessed as a kid.

Vietnam, the war in Vietnam.

And my math teacher was a recon in Vietnam, Bill Calm.

And I was like obsessed with this guy.

And he was fascinating, fascinating.

He was a pole vaulter and that was his cue for the chalkboard was a broken, one of his broken pole vault sticks.

Oh, wow.

And he always wore sweatpants, and he would lean against the thing.

So all day long, half of his sweatpants would be full of chalk.