Josh Brolin
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So why he's not my lawyer doesn't make any sense other than Cliff Gilbert Laurie, who brought me in, which is how business works. And you learn that later. They bring you in as a top dog and they go, you're amazing. We want to represent you. And we've been trying to represent you since before you were born.
And you go and they flatter the shit out of you. Then you get in there and then you never see that person again.
And you go and they flatter the shit out of you. Then you get in there and then you never see that person again.
And you go and they flatter the shit out of you. Then you get in there and then you never see that person again.
Yeah. Yeah. What are you doing? Hey, why are you changing? We have been focusing. Do you know how much time we've put into you? I go, you don't even know my name, bro. You had to. So look it up. I have to say this to finish that thought. Yeah. Is the hand-me-downs that I've always gotten have been better than what could have been had I gone with the top dog. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. What are you doing? Hey, why are you changing? We have been focusing. Do you know how much time we've put into you? I go, you don't even know my name, bro. You had to. So look it up. I have to say this to finish that thought. Yeah. Is the hand-me-downs that I've always gotten have been better than what could have been had I gone with the top dog. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. What are you doing? Hey, why are you changing? We have been focusing. Do you know how much time we've put into you? I go, you don't even know my name, bro. You had to. So look it up. I have to say this to finish that thought. Yeah. Is the hand-me-downs that I've always gotten have been better than what could have been had I gone with the top dog. Oh, yeah.
Because those hand-me-downs turned into the top dogs.
Because those hand-me-downs turned into the top dogs.
Because those hand-me-downs turned into the top dogs.
They give a shit. There's something very personal still. Wendy Kirk is my lawyer and she is with JSSK. And what she has done, they even offered her a partnership when she changed. And she said, no, I don't like what it does to me. Wow. Wow. And they forced her to be a partner. So she's a partner. She works with Obama.
They give a shit. There's something very personal still. Wendy Kirk is my lawyer and she is with JSSK. And what she has done, they even offered her a partnership when she changed. And she said, no, I don't like what it does to me. Wow. Wow. And they forced her to be a partner. So she's a partner. She works with Obama.
They give a shit. There's something very personal still. Wendy Kirk is my lawyer and she is with JSSK. And what she has done, they even offered her a partnership when she changed. And she said, no, I don't like what it does to me. Wow. Wow. And they forced her to be a partner. So she's a partner. She works with Obama.
But even in the rooms, it's not anonymous. I never understood it. Somebody goes, do you want to share? And you go, yeah. So today and they go, hey, what's your name? That's a big no-no.
But even in the rooms, it's not anonymous. I never understood it. Somebody goes, do you want to share? And you go, yeah. So today and they go, hey, what's your name? That's a big no-no.
But even in the rooms, it's not anonymous. I never understood it. Somebody goes, do you want to share? And you go, yeah. So today and they go, hey, what's your name? That's a big no-no.
And you go, why do I have to say my name? Because back in the day, the first hundred that the book is based on, you never had to say your name. You just had to say, I'm an alcoholic. That makes a little more sense. So it doesn't make any sense. The hypocrisy of, hello.