Bryan Hayes

And Phil, who the hell knows what's going to happen with him, with Liv, and how he feels about the golf community.

He's been living in a bubble.

He's got nine lives.

He probably thinks that way.

He probably loves Augusta because it is a reprieve.

You get there, there's no cameras, no phones.

You can get in the gates and be left alone and go out and play, and it's not the same experience as if you're at a U.S.

Open, people are yelling at you.

You know, people, you're at a PGA championship.

People have signs.

There's no signs at Augusta.

It's not going to be the mugshot behind the 12 teams.

That ain't happening.

So he knows they would protect them there.

Well, and like this one...

The original police that got there, they called in someone else because they're like, I'm not dealing with this, which is the right play, I'm sure, protocol.

But the sheriff that was speaking was like, we got called in.

And that screams, someone showed up and was like, this is Tiger, what am I supposed to do?

Which speaks to celebrity in the U.S., the Western world really in general.

But it was probably a scenario where...