I think he knew they were self aware, but I think he didn’t realize how many of them were that. Kinda like when I stared to paint abstract. I knew that circle paintings were always appear in troubled, demon possessed children, which I found funny. The one day my friend told me that Almost all my paintings had a circle somewhere in almost every paintin lol.
I'm always amazed at how humble, and down to earth Nick is considering the vast amount of wealth he was born into. You can tell his parents raised him right. Just wish more parents, rich or poor, did the same.
I love seeing comedians in real interviews because i expect them to be funny all the time, because of their shows and stand up and brief cameos, but they arent, which i find comforting.
i choked on my sandwich when paul started doing the fake cop story about how he lost his partner and the city didnt make sense anymore, i coughed really hard and a piece of ham flew out of my lungs
God I remember being stuck at my grandmas house in the countryside for weeks in the summer and all that was on TV all day was MTV's "The Hills" which is pure torture to watch
I find stupidity HILARIOUS, and it's also critiquing etc in the way that comedy is. So I think it's great that all/most of Nick's characters are unaware twits, it's a big thing in the world that needs to be expressed. The challenge/fun/variety is in seeing how many people/what sorts of people it can be applied to!
I always want to know what they're drinking. I wish they would announce what each person (interviewer and interviewee) are drinking at the beginning of each episode. Call me Marc Anthony because "I Need To Know"
