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I have to say I'm impressed with your backdrop.
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Uh, it's absolutely gorgeous.
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Smart, very smart.
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Your background says I'm very smart.
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My background says I have no friends.
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Yeah, on an abandoned it looks like the basement from you.
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It does?
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Yes, it does, actually.
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No.
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This is, um it's a abandoned theater Largo in in West Hollywood.
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But, yeah, Largo is a very special place.
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Although it's it has an odor right now.
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Um, e you know, I walked in, and I'm like, it's kind of Siegel e.
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It's kind of got a Siegel stench.
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Where?
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Where are you, by the way?
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I can see that you're in a some kind of public library in a very well to do school.
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But where are you, Jack E?
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Yes.
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Well, right now, right now, I'm in my house.
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Um, I live like, a couple hours outside of Los Angeles.
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Low farm Town.
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Oh, nice.
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Do you like, Do you like, uh, I mean, small town living, Is it?
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Is it boring?
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Is it okay?
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It's boring in a really great way.
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I really liked I don't know.
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I had grown up in L.
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A and never left a nine moves to this little town and pretty instantly, right?
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When I arrived, I went to the grocery store and a man sized me up as an outsider.
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And it was like, Welcome to town.
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Don't be an asshole.
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Wow.
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Okay.
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He said because that would make you the town.
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Asshole.
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I like this place.
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I wish someone had told me that when I came to L A I didn't know.
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I just e yeah.
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The nice thing about being an asshole I have found in L.
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A s.
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I blend right in.
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Uh, no, I really like I really like knowing my neighbors.
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And it's a really nice feeling.
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I like it a lot.
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Yeah, also, though you do have to I've always heard that people in small towns, like people like John Mellencamp, were always singing the praises of small towns.
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But the truth is, everyone gossips about everybody else.
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So you you have Thio.
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You've got to make sure that you stay on the straight and narrow and that nobody knows your business.
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You have to just do nothing, you see?
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Oh, absolutely nothing.
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Uh, I'll tell you a story that we're told before, actually.
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Okay, I popped up some cabins.
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I live in an orchard, and I popped up some cabins for guests come to visit.
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And, uh, one of the guys who was popping up the cabins made some off handed joke.
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He was like, What do you?
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Uh, you started a nudist colony, and I kind of laughed it off.
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I was like, Yeah, then, like a year later, I was at a restaurant and the waitress was like, Okay, you have to answer because all taking bets back there, Is it true you moved here Thio e a that spread around that I was You know, I did something a little like that once I was in a restaurant and it was after hours and they were sort of closing the place down.
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And everybody was like, laughing and in a good mood, and I said is a complete joke.
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The waiter was like saying anything else and I said, Cocaine for everyone, You know what?
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Whatever.
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And everybody laughed and the waiter laughed.
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And then I swear to God, a year later, I went back to the restaurant there, Like when we were here at the time, you were demanding cocaine.
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Like I said.
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And I said, I've never done cocaine in my life.
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I am the squarest.
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I don't do drugs.
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I was kidding and they were like, Whatever, what?
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E can't convince someone that's out there?
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I tried to express, like, you know, I've shown my body in several movies.
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The chances of me like being a nudist are pretty minimal.
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I have a better body by now.
