Josh Gad

He really is somebody who can do this quite well for as long as he puts his mind to it.

I had checked out at that point, and I felt like I was doing a disservice to myself and the audience.

You didn't seem like you were checked out.

No, but I started forgetting lines.

I wasn't present.

You were ready.

And I was ready.

But I had also been doing it for so long.

Yes, that is true.

From its origin that I was like, I wanted to try new things.

And I got very sort of, you know, when I sort of do the same thing again and again, I start to get bored.

Let's call that ADHD.

But I was, at that point, I was very, I was very ready.

And I look back at that now with a lot of regret because I don't think I appreciated this incredible moment until I was able to reflect on it actually years later.

Because when you're in it, when you're in the eye of the hurricane, it's –

There's a lot going on that you can't stop and settle yourself and go, oh, my God, this is a moment that I'll never have again.

This is so unbelievably unique.

Well, we both had people telling us.

We had large groups of people telling us, like, don't stay too long.

And you don't want to –