Jimmy Kimmel

he was a character.

He would, he, this is how dinner would go.

And my parents never really, they didn't have friends and my aunt and uncle didn't have friends and my grandparents didn't have friends.

They were their each other's friends.

So pretty much every weekend we'd go to their house and we'd have dinner or they'd come to our house and, and have dinner with us.

And, um,

My Uncle Frank, we'd have dinner at around 6.30, 7 o'clock.

My Uncle Frank would clear all the plates off the table, and then he would announce that he had to go to bed.

And so he'd go to his bedroom.

He'd say goodnight to everyone.

And then once an hour until about midnight, he'd come out of his bedroom in pajamas and go, Chippy, did you pay the water bill?

And she'd go, yeah, Frank.

So he really wasn't going to bed.

He was just trying to get away from everyone.

And when he cleared the plate, it wasn't because he wanted the house to be neat.

He just wanted us to all go home.

He really wanted wherever he was, he was ready to leave.

And wherever he was headed, he was ready to go there.

And I think it was anxiety more than anything.

But it tickled us.