Ed Helms

Ooh, ooh.

Yeah, right?

You're not buying it?

Yeah, no, you're right.

But what I do love about this, he's so smug.

Like he's so, he's like so smarmy and like you can get like the sex appeal of someone like that.

You could get lost in those eyebrows.

Entitlement.

This carriage was massive and extremely conspicuous.

One historian called the paint job quite eye-catching.

It's yellow and black or gold and black.

And there were three bodyguards also dressed in jaunty clothes.

Basically, in today's terms, this would be like a limousine painted like a bumblebee is kind of what I'm picturing.

On top of the paint job, the carriage itself was so heavy that it required frequent stops to change horses.

Oh, God.

And this is where King Louis got himself into even more trouble because King Louis believed that the people of Paris obviously were against him.

The mobs were rallying.

But he still thought that the country folk—

The people out in the countryside were royalists and supported him.

So he would actually get out and start chatting people up and just kind of like being totally transparent.