Glenn Greenwald

There was an awkward exchange made more awkward by the fact that he had met Hader earlier in the night.

Are you famous?

It was unsettling and described as scary from Hader's perspective.

because of my husband's political career.

I used to be at parties all the time with like big Brazilian celebrities who I don't actually recognize.

And probably Brazil's most famous singer came up to me once and said, oh, I'm so happy to meet you.

I really respect your work.

And I said, oh, what do you do?

Just to get it off me.

I was like, do you work for this political candidate whose event we're at?

And he's like, no, I'm in music.

And I pictured him like, you know, kind of playing like a clarinet on the corner.

And then my husband was...

dying of embarrassment.

And he interrupted like, Caetano, I'm a huge fan.

His name was Caetano Velozo, like the most famous musician in all of Brazil, kind of like the Michael Jackson or Bob Dylan.

I was like, what do you do?

Do you like, do you work?

Yeah, it was horrible.

Anyway, I think, you know, one of the things I think is interesting about this case is that