Jeremy Renner

take take you know yeah that's going to be a feeling you're not going to be seen and witnessed but how and how they see you like i like to be i'm glad i'm seen as the at least they're picking out the right roles oh i love you in this i love you in the hurt locker loving the town everything they're not picking out something from you know back in 94 or something they're picking out the right ones i'm like good i'm glad you like me for those ones i'm happy about those movies too and yeah there's there's i don't take emptiness with it like i look at it from like

You have to sort of filter through. This is what they know you as. You know what I mean? And not, and then you go at the end of the day, there's too much of it. You're like, okay, look, I just need to, I can only have much tolerance to deal with. Okay. I'm still a human being. I can't, I'm just not this cardboard cutout of me. Right. That people know me as.

You have to sort of filter through. This is what they know you as. You know what I mean? And not, and then you go at the end of the day, there's too much of it. You're like, okay, look, I just need to, I can only have much tolerance to deal with. Okay. I'm still a human being. I can't, I'm just not this cardboard cutout of me. Right. That people know me as.

You have to sort of filter through. This is what they know you as. You know what I mean? And not, and then you go at the end of the day, there's too much of it. You're like, okay, look, I just need to, I can only have much tolerance to deal with. Okay. I'm still a human being. I can't, I'm just not this cardboard cutout of me. Right. That people know me as.

So that's why, you know, I just, but I make decisions about that. Like I'll stay home more often or I have, unless I have a lot of tolerance in my tank of tolerance to like, so I can emotionally accept this. Right.

So that's why, you know, I just, but I make decisions about that. Like I'll stay home more often or I have, unless I have a lot of tolerance in my tank of tolerance to like, so I can emotionally accept this. Right.

So that's why, you know, I just, but I make decisions about that. Like I'll stay home more often or I have, unless I have a lot of tolerance in my tank of tolerance to like, so I can emotionally accept this. Right.

and have my time and i'm touched and pulled and fingered and all sorts of weird things happen is that you gotta have enough tolerance to be fingered yeah to be figured now i don't get none yeah it's not so bad now i think people look at me or at least i feel they look at me with more fragility so they don't come in like throw me around or like smash me around a bit and pull me um

and have my time and i'm touched and pulled and fingered and all sorts of weird things happen is that you gotta have enough tolerance to be fingered yeah to be figured now i don't get none yeah it's not so bad now i think people look at me or at least i feel they look at me with more fragility so they don't come in like throw me around or like smash me around a bit and pull me um

and have my time and i'm touched and pulled and fingered and all sorts of weird things happen is that you gotta have enough tolerance to be fingered yeah to be figured now i don't get none yeah it's not so bad now i think people look at me or at least i feel they look at me with more fragility so they don't come in like throw me around or like smash me around a bit and pull me um

It feels a little different now, which is great. I'm great. Okay. Happy about that.

It feels a little different now, which is great. I'm great. Okay. Happy about that.

It feels a little different now, which is great. I'm great. Okay. Happy about that.

Yeah, the overview. It was, it's a, well... it was hard enough to recount to write the book, you know, now I can write the trailer. Okay. So the settings in Lake Tahoe and, uh, it's new year's and we always have my family, uh, in new years and we were snowed in for a few days. Um, sort of Armageddon, Snowmageddon, we called it, type of thing. So we had no power, no electricity, nothing.

Yeah, the overview. It was, it's a, well... it was hard enough to recount to write the book, you know, now I can write the trailer. Okay. So the settings in Lake Tahoe and, uh, it's new year's and we always have my family, uh, in new years and we were snowed in for a few days. Um, sort of Armageddon, Snowmageddon, we called it, type of thing. So we had no power, no electricity, nothing.

Yeah, the overview. It was, it's a, well... it was hard enough to recount to write the book, you know, now I can write the trailer. Okay. So the settings in Lake Tahoe and, uh, it's new year's and we always have my family, uh, in new years and we were snowed in for a few days. Um, sort of Armageddon, Snowmageddon, we called it, type of thing. So we had no power, no electricity, nothing.

And we were having a great time. But New Year's Day, it was going to be sunny, so I had to clear the driveway so we can get out and get some fresh air and that type of thing. And in the mountains, you know, you're at 8,000 feet elevation, you get a ton of snow. So we have like probably 10, 12 feet of snow. So that's like sand. You know, you got to move this stuff to kind of get it out.

And we were having a great time. But New Year's Day, it was going to be sunny, so I had to clear the driveway so we can get out and get some fresh air and that type of thing. And in the mountains, you know, you're at 8,000 feet elevation, you get a ton of snow. So we have like probably 10, 12 feet of snow. So that's like sand. You know, you got to move this stuff to kind of get it out.

And we were having a great time. But New Year's Day, it was going to be sunny, so I had to clear the driveway so we can get out and get some fresh air and that type of thing. And in the mountains, you know, you're at 8,000 feet elevation, you get a ton of snow. So we have like probably 10, 12 feet of snow. So that's like sand. You know, you got to move this stuff to kind of get it out.

We're supposed to go skiing and all that stuff. Ends up, I'm taking the snowcat, which is used. A snowcat, if you don't know what it is, it's like a tank. It moves on the snow. It's about 16,000 pounds.