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Saying Goodbye to His Kids
That could be it. It's like, "Oh, I want to see this kid's face because I've seen his head down the entire time. I wonder what he looks like." And I'm not even like exaggerating this. I mean, everybody is looking at me.
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As we were walking through O'Hare, I'm racing to try to get home. And she's right there next to me. And I just stopped. And I pretended like I needed something in my bag.
Just let her go by. I'm having this weird thing on planes. Every time I wake up now, I wake up and I'm looking around, 'cause I'm discombobulated, and I wake up right when we land all the time. Sometimes the stewardess has to wake me up because I'm just so kn…
I think they're jealous or they— I think they're marveling that you slept the whole time because no one can sleep on a plane.
That could be it. It's like, "Oh, I want to see this kid's face because I've seen his head down the entire time. I wonder what he looks like." And I'm not even like exaggerating this. I mean, everybody is looking at me.
I think they think you're dead.
Like the second I get up, like the guy sitting right next to me staring at me. Yeah, the people behind me are staring at me.
He wants to see if you're alive. And it's like, oh, he's good.