JD Vance

But it's definitely weird to just not be anonymous at all anymore, right?

And that's taken some getting used to.

I think part of it is also...

Let me just give you an example.

So Sunday morning, we want to go for, this is the event in Madison Square Garden.

We had the morning where I didn't really have anything going on.

I had a couple of phone calls.

So we want to go for a walk with the kids in Central Park.

And normally you would walk out of your hotel and walk into Central Park and hang out with your family.

Now it requires, we have to notify Secret Service.

And so then they have to scope out an area where they can make sure that it's going to be properly safe.

And so instead of walking out our hotel room and taking a walk in Central Park, we hop in a car and show up

in some random part of Central Park that's 20 blocks away.

And then, of course, as soon as we get out, everybody's like, well, who the hell is this?

Because there are 14 car motorcade there.

So the lack of anonymity is definitely an annoyance that comes along with it.

But I mean, I'm the kind of person where you just take the good with the bad.

There are a lot of benefits to it.

There are some downsides to it.

It's what I ask for.