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Matthew McConaughey Is The Coolest Dude In Texas | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Mon, 11 Nov 2024
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Chapter 1: Who is the coolest dude in Texas?
Do you mean when you put it on because your mom was selling it and she said it gave you cystic acne? Buddy, I will tell you the book's awesome. Buy it. But the fucking audio book is insane.
You want to have Matthew McConaughey sound like he's calling you.
Get the audio book. It just fucking talks. It was fun to read. They said it was going to take like four days to record it. And I remember just sitting there going... man, I know these stories. I wrote this. It's not going to take four days. Popped a couple of buds and eight hours. One take.
Really?
Yeah. Wow.
Don't listen to my audio book. Yeah. I can't read aloud.
I wrote a book a couple of years ago, number two, New York Times bestseller. Couldn't get to number one. But I have a question. When I handed in Like the first time I sent the publisher a draft, there was a different type of anxiety about submitting your writing as opposed to like an audition.
Oh, hell yeah.
Because you realize, you know, you can tweak, you can deliver how you want to deliver a line. You can deliver, you can do things with your face, with your body, with your work. But when it's just like, here's what I wrote, there's like this whole, this thing you're like, fuck man, do you feel that too? Yeah, hell yeah.
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Chapter 2: What insights does Matthew McConaughey share about his book 'Greenlights'?
I'm not really kicking back watching a movie, but...
second third or fourth time i could sit back and watch it it's kind of like watching any coen brothers movie for me and i've never been in a coen brothers movie but my favorite music coen brothers movie is about the fourth time because you pick up all the great genius background stuff yeah yeah had a carrot you know oh the line in raising arizona we are in the proverbial catbird seat i'm my fucking favorite line in any movie didn't catch it until my eighth time watching it and i went to my wife what is that she goes catbird he's on cat birds he's blowing funny shapes that one
Circular's funny.
Circular's funny.
So, I mean, I have that with performances with the book. By the time we had edited down, I will say this. Did you have this experience or that you send something in and you're like, ah, this is hot shit. This chapter's good. This story's great.
It looks like somebody was murdered on it when they send you the notes back.
And they go, I don't get it. Yeah. And I puffed up going, how can you not get that? If you don't get that, then you don't get the whole book's about. Sweet.
What chapter is it?
No, I had a few, but what happened, here's what I learned. Okay. 90% of the time, thankfully I had good editors, I hadn't written it well enough. That was them saying, and then I went back and wrote it better and they're like, oh, I get it. Right. But I went in thinking, you know, sometimes we have our own cliff notes and we don't. Sure. Oh, they're going to get that part. No, you didn't write it.
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