Josh Gad

So he's repeating to me that he was telling everybody that he was sitting next to that I'm his son and he was so proud. But also I could tell he understood none of the fucking jokes in the show and just saw everyone laughing and so started laughing with him.

So he's repeating to me that he was telling everybody that he was sitting next to that I'm his son and he was so proud. But also I could tell he understood none of the fucking jokes in the show and just saw everyone laughing and so started laughing with him.

Just unbridled chaos. Yes, yes. We go back to my place. And I order us some sandwiches and I realized that like I'm the father. Yeah.

Just unbridled chaos. Yes, yes. We go back to my place. And I order us some sandwiches and I realized that like I'm the father. Yeah.

Just unbridled chaos. Yes, yes. We go back to my place. And I order us some sandwiches and I realized that like I'm the father. Yeah.

We start talking. He starts telling me about his life. It's incredibly awkward at first and then incredibly easy. And then I start to fall back into like being a kid again. I don't know how to describe it. I start to feel like I'm in my eight year old body. And I'm talking to this man who approximates my father. And I can also tell that there's extreme memory loss going on from him.

We start talking. He starts telling me about his life. It's incredibly awkward at first and then incredibly easy. And then I start to fall back into like being a kid again. I don't know how to describe it. I start to feel like I'm in my eight year old body. And I'm talking to this man who approximates my father. And I can also tell that there's extreme memory loss going on from him.

We start talking. He starts telling me about his life. It's incredibly awkward at first and then incredibly easy. And then I start to fall back into like being a kid again. I don't know how to describe it. I start to feel like I'm in my eight year old body. And I'm talking to this man who approximates my father. And I can also tell that there's extreme memory loss going on from him.

I think it was neither of those things. I think it was... My son's in New York. I'm here. I'd like to see him. And we'll go from there. As simple as that. Yeah. There's no question in my mind that my father loves me dearly. What he did to me and my family doesn't support that. But he has never not expressed his own form and his own idea of love.

I think it was neither of those things. I think it was... My son's in New York. I'm here. I'd like to see him. And we'll go from there. As simple as that. Yeah. There's no question in my mind that my father loves me dearly. What he did to me and my family doesn't support that. But he has never not expressed his own form and his own idea of love.

I think it was neither of those things. I think it was... My son's in New York. I'm here. I'd like to see him. And we'll go from there. As simple as that. Yeah. There's no question in my mind that my father loves me dearly. What he did to me and my family doesn't support that. But he has never not expressed his own form and his own idea of love.

So we're sitting there, we're talking and it starts to become very apparent to me that he's lost everything. He's living on welfare. Wow. Cause he was a kind of high roller. He owned, I think the largest producing mine in Columbia. Had he held onto that, we would have been billionaires and lost it all. As there always is. He and his partner fucked each other and all paid the price.

So we're sitting there, we're talking and it starts to become very apparent to me that he's lost everything. He's living on welfare. Wow. Cause he was a kind of high roller. He owned, I think the largest producing mine in Columbia. Had he held onto that, we would have been billionaires and lost it all. As there always is. He and his partner fucked each other and all paid the price.

So we're sitting there, we're talking and it starts to become very apparent to me that he's lost everything. He's living on welfare. Wow. Cause he was a kind of high roller. He owned, I think the largest producing mine in Columbia. Had he held onto that, we would have been billionaires and lost it all. As there always is. He and his partner fucked each other and all paid the price.

So I'm sitting there and this guy who I always was like, Oh my God, he's invincible. Yeah. is now like Al Pacino in Godfather III. The next morning, I hug him, I get him a car, and I give him his jacket, and he goes, what's that? And I said, it's your jacket. And he goes, it's not my jacket. And I go, that's your jacket, Dad. He goes, it's not my jacket.

So I'm sitting there and this guy who I always was like, Oh my God, he's invincible. Yeah. is now like Al Pacino in Godfather III. The next morning, I hug him, I get him a car, and I give him his jacket, and he goes, what's that? And I said, it's your jacket. And he goes, it's not my jacket. And I go, that's your jacket, Dad. He goes, it's not my jacket.

So I'm sitting there and this guy who I always was like, Oh my God, he's invincible. Yeah. is now like Al Pacino in Godfather III. The next morning, I hug him, I get him a car, and I give him his jacket, and he goes, what's that? And I said, it's your jacket. And he goes, it's not my jacket. And I go, that's your jacket, Dad. He goes, it's not my jacket.

And then I put it on him and I say, this is the jacket you came in. And it occurs to me, perhaps this is the last time, A, my father recognizes me. He's not the kind of guy who will go to a doctor. And it seems to me like there's something debilitating going on. And I love him and so I wish he would. But I'm also having this moment of going, is this where this journey ends for us?

And then I put it on him and I say, this is the jacket you came in. And it occurs to me, perhaps this is the last time, A, my father recognizes me. He's not the kind of guy who will go to a doctor. And it seems to me like there's something debilitating going on. And I love him and so I wish he would. But I'm also having this moment of going, is this where this journey ends for us?

And then I put it on him and I say, this is the jacket you came in. And it occurs to me, perhaps this is the last time, A, my father recognizes me. He's not the kind of guy who will go to a doctor. And it seems to me like there's something debilitating going on. And I love him and so I wish he would. But I'm also having this moment of going, is this where this journey ends for us?