A twelve-year-old in a man's body, all he does is takedowns of people based on their physical appearance-short, fat, bald, whatever it is. There weren't producers who could say, Don't say that … We would just send him through the doors and hit Record … It's like being in the backseat of a car being driven by a really drunk driver … holy shit. He was as incoherent then … no more, no less … as he is now, repeating thoughts and weird phrases … His weird sniffing thing {'I have hay fever'} … {He was} always eating Oscar Mayer baloney … {Once he} pulled a slice of baloney out and shoved it in my mouth…
by Michael Wolff
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The quote describes a portrayal of a man whose behavior and mindset are compared to that of a twelve-year-old. His commentary is focused on people’s physical characteristics, making him appear superficial and callous. The author reflects on the lack of oversight during production, resulting in a chaotic environment akin to being in a car with an irresponsible driver. This environment fostered incoherence, making it challenging for others to engage with him meaningfully.

Furthermore, the author highlights peculiar habits, such as the man's sniffing and his fondness for Oscar Mayer baloney, illustrating his quirky personality traits. The anecdote about shoving baloney into someone’s mouth signifies his impulsive and childish nature, reinforcing the description of him as unable to mature beyond superficial judgments and odd behaviors. Overall, the passage paints a vivid picture of a complex yet troubling individual.

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