Paul McCartney

So now, phones.

Phones.

So if I meet someone, it's like, oh, oh, and they're reaching for their phone, you know.

And I say, I'm sorry, I don't do pictures.

And that is like radical these days.

Yeah, yeah.

Because I told that, name dropping now, I told that to Oprah.

She goes, you don't do pictures?

I said, no.

She said, why?

I said, I don't want to.

You know, and it's like, it's as simple as that.

And I have a long explanation about, oh God, it goes on.

I say, no, I don't like to do that because it's important to me.

It's a bit your question about your innocence or your normalness.

I feel that's very important to me.

The minute I get like above myself and start thinking I'm like something else, I won't like me.

So it's very important for me to be sort of just me.

And so I will say if you I don't do the photos and they say why I said well I'll tell you what and I go into this long-winded explanation of down on the south coast of France Central pay there's a guy on the beachfront Who's got a monkey and you pay to have your photo taken with the monkey?

So I say I really do not want to feel like that monkey and when I take a picture with you I do feel like him