Brian Regan

The ultimate narcissism is fearlessness.

And I don't mean narcissism, but what I'm saying is – Pat on the back.

When you deal with kids, when you talk to my – we talk to every story.

is about being a hero.

Every story is about, I was on the schoolyard, and this guy must have been three foot taller than me, and I backed him into the paint, I turned him, he scowled up, and I went underneath him, and I put the ball in the hoop, and then he pushed me, and I pushed him back.

It's all about... And when we talk about... When we deliver eulogy, it's never like, well, the guy was inside the house, and he heard a car backfire, so he got under the sofa and tried to blow himself.

And he's still there.

That's where we found him.

No, it's all about...

There's a sort of social version of it.

It's like everyone else at the factory said, fine, they take the wage cut.

But he said no.

Yeah.

He said no.

And he marched right up to the boss's office.

He said, these are hardworking people.

I don't care if it costs me my job.

These guys got to get paid.

Like, there's that version.

There's a World War II version where George Bush Sr., that guy had a free ride to Princeton on a baseball scholarship.