Ryan Tubridy

And I think as an Irish man, I talked a lot, but I said nothing.

And I didn't I didn't listen to my my and it was my job to talk to people I talked to you on the late late show, you know That's my job and I loved it because I was curious and I was interested I was interested in in people like you I say this respectfully to you But I didn't listen to myself.

So I probably should have been on the couch and myself By somebody professional, but I'm a big kid interviewer.

Yeah.

Well, that's nice you to say but I but I love interviewing I love my job

I'm fascinated by the world.

I'm curious.

I will die curious.

And as I see older people getting older and drifting into the fog, I think the most common thing I see is a lot of people who tend to survive a bit longer in terms of mental acuity are the ones who do the crossword still and are still curious about who's bombing who and why, who got assassinated last night, the news and what I'm saying.

It's like keep your brain busy and walk.

Go up the hill, go down the hill.

Yeah, that blue zone was really interesting.

I watched a couple of episodes of that.

Why are certain places in the world full of people who will live forever?

And it was this, they were getting their daily exercise because they lived in hilly, all that stuff was really interesting.

I did.

I remembered the taxi driver only because he wouldn't stop talking and I wasn't in the mood.

He did not stop talking.

And you know you get in taxis, you get somebody who's not from Ireland originally who will just look out the window and doesn't care a damn and you're going, great.

You get somebody who's not from Ireland originally who's dying to have the chats.