George Clooney

So she made leisure suits for me, you know, that I wouldn't have to wear.

So it was a very... Some of it was about...

putting on a really good show for an audience that really loved, particularly my father, who they knew very well.

When he was doing the news, he was trusted because he was honest and because he did hold truth to power.

He went after the

a nuclear power plant that was in town that was a big industry, and going after that was a big problem at Channel 12, which was ABC Network at the time.

And, you know, it was just that he was trusted and well-liked.

Everywhere he went, it was like, hey, Nick.

So, you know, you couldn't get caught with your finger in your nose or anything.

You learned about being watched.

And it was, listen, it was a great way to grow up because I learned how to fix things and live a normal life.

And then if we went into Cincinnati, my dad was well known.

And we, you know, we didn't get to go out to dinners very often because we couldn't afford it.

But we got a big thing.

It's funny.

All my friends will tell you this.

If we got to go out to dinner, which is like once a month or so.

We knew how we were doing financially if my dad let us order a shrimp cocktail as a starter.

And so he's like, and I'd say to my dad, can we have a shrimp cocktail?

And he'd be like, yeah, not this, not right now.