Jason Bateman

I think that was earlier.

And from there, you go to the New York Times?

Yeah.

And for them, you did what?

Less coke, I bet.

So what were you doing for New York Times?

What was that first swing and miss?

No.

So then a few swings and misses and then you say, well, maybe I should just grab a camera and a microphone, get in front of it and start doing what comes natural, which is just kind of being a man of the people and see what comes.

So what was that first thing that kind of...

grabbed and you could feel the momentum moving and this may be working.

So the taxi driver has it flipped on him or her where they're not being told where to go by the person in the back, but you get to take me, the passenger, wherever you, driver, want to go and just keep the meter running and tell me about why you like this place, yeah?

Drinking and driving, really?

Wow.

It was nice.

They all want to talk.

Just not to Sean.

Oh, all right.

Sean, what do you mean?

They're usually on the phone, and they want to just keep their conversation going on their phone.