Paul Walter Hauser

Yeah.

Not shooting, but like meeting the man, walking down the hall.

He looked at me and he goes, time to pick up the donuts.

And, you know, he wanted me to get even more Julie to play Richard Jewell.

I think, you know, also the world's so dumb that even if someone's, you know, well-read, we think they're a genius.

That's kind of the thing, too, is I think Clooney is much smarter than your average person.

Oh, he is.

But, you know, none of us, you, me or George, should be approached to figure out foreign policy necessarily.

I think he was a suspect.

Within two, three days, he was a suspect, which is psychotic, considering he saved a bunch of lives in the literal.

I know.

I do with restaurants, too.

You go into a restaurant, sometimes you're like, this place is kind of dumpy, and then it's the best chicken parm you've ever had in your life.

And you're like, oh, it's because this 90-year-old woman is in the kitchen making what she made in the 1940s.

Or they're buying those sea moss containers that are about $70, which might just be Vaseline and food coloring.

We have no idea.

I think it's non-existent.

I'm going to go with non-existent.

There's something, though, that is so kind of...

caveman and primally raw about someone doing it in front of you.