Roy Wood Jr.

And he would take calls.

There's clips of this man on the internet.

Tom Cruise is in the chair.

And he goes, hang on, Tom.

Yes, we got a caller.

Caller, hello.

And just a regular person is talking to Tom Cruise.

was fascinating to me Jay Leno would do jaywalking that was fascinating to me like just the idea of connecting with people like that so that leaves me some degree of hope but I just feel like I'm not going to

I would have had to have been a streamer.

That's the way.

The one thing I am grateful for with these streaming kids when I see them is that I know that they've made more than enough money to be able to take the time that they're going to need in their 20s to emotionally recover.

Like, on some mental health .

Yes.

Because if you look at what Kai Sinat is doing now, Kai Sinat has transitioned off of streaming into fashion, and this young brother doesn't stream nearly as much as he used to, and he's having fallouts with his social circle from his streaming days, and I don't click the links, but I see it, and, you know, you see a link, and it's like, Ra Kai Tu doesn't like Jim Jung Dash Slash.

Roy Wood Jr.

talks shit about constant action.

No, like, I see those kids and I'm like, that's got to be exhausting.

Correct.

And so I'm like, all right.

I don't know what you graduate to next from that, but you've got more than enough money to go sit away for a decade and a half.