Bradley Cooper

You know, New York City is so wonderful because no matter what you're thinking, like when I did The Elephant Man, I would take the subway to 42nd Street, and my preparation for the play was getting off the subway, going to the theater.

Because the amount of thousands of people that are forcing me to be present was wonderful.

It was like doing a 12-minute relaxation because you're just, it's life.

And you're like, get through.

And then by the time you get to the theater, you're like, okay.

But L.A., it's like you're in your car, and the thing, you pull up to the studio, the thing, you walk, and all of a sudden it's like, okay, here we go.

And you're like, okay, hold on a second.

And if some weird interaction happened on set or someone said something, you're like, oh, then you're just a home thinking about it.

Do you know what I mean?

There's no like, well, I went on and did this after that, you know, and I actually took up golf, which is crazy.

And I would play at the Malibu had this public golf course and I would say I got to do something because I'm an early morning.

I wake up early.

I've always had.

So I'm up at like five thirty.

And so I did, like, a 6.47 tea time with these two guys.

And that was actually nice.

I did that for six months, and I would play.

But, like, you just try to find something that, you know, I just need to interact and do something else.

Yeah.

But I have to say, like, I do love... Oh, interesting.