Mayim Bialik Wrote About The Science Of Being A Boy

As a trained neuroscientist and fulltime mother, Mayim Bialik was well-equipped to write 'Boying Up: How to be Brave, Bold and Brilliant.'
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[@chinita1pr]

Her laugh may be the most sincere in showbiz since Lisa Kudrow's. It's contagious. I love it!

[@meerakhandoo4711]

And Melissa Benoist’s

[@clintow]

I think the stage managers telling Stephen to "move on from the old testament" are misunderstanding his core audience and what kind of conversations we actually appreciate..

[@aks799]

Clinton Webb yes we need more religious discourse with public figures

[@yourmajesty3569]

I appreciate his dedication to the Bible and to science. He's a smart religious person.

[@lackofeffortfpv7412]

agreed.

[@bradypostma5167]

More of this thoughtful, kind form of religious discussion in public spheres would be great. Trashing others' religions, less so.

[@Caminante313]

Yes!!!!

[@stevenbolstridge596]

I could listen to Mayim talk about anything!

[@silentassassin1399]

I've seen Mayim guest in many Talk shows and she seems to enjoy Stephen the most because he is quite intelligent (Of course though they are not the same level), but Stephen is probably up there with Conan as the truly smartest Talk show hosts of this generation.

[@ReiDaBraga]

Man! She's amazing!

[@p1neappleunderthesea]

they have such great chemistry

[@anshulsingh4]

Wow! They uploaded the video with Mayim in two years a row on the same date and after the season finale of Big bang both times. 👍🏻

[@miranx5735]

Can Stephen Colbert make a special guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory? Please.

[@accompanying_adventurer1225]

miran X i

[@legao5314]

He was in House of Cards Season one.

[@truepotential206]

"you are a girl , last time I checked" How did the checking go exactly? What a weird thing to say

[@MrFbrules]

Too bad she doesnt do science in place of acting. We need more scientist less actresses

[@Rosaedora]

She has a PhD in neuroscience. Perhaps if there was more funding for science then she would be doing it full time.

[@contrafax]

Rosaedora is correct, Dr. Bialik has stated the reason she returned to acting was because she needed money and insurance for her sons.

[@pookiedust]

I should have known you would be a fellow Stranger in a strange land lover, and I Grok you so totally

[@ariannasanz19]

She doesn't look comfortable

[@ellenhenderson6865]

It's the dress. Her hemline is usually a lot lower. A lot.

[@PADADDIE]

Without a doubt, the most I-didn't-get-spoiled-by-Hollywood actor in the universe!

[@cmrwrite]

Dave Sturniolo I agree. I grew up with her. I love her values and her intelligence and her faith. Anyone who doesn’t like her just doesn’t understand what she is trying to do. I hope I can read one of her books some day.

[@freddiegrace3770]

Most likely because she is a freaking genius!

[@gastronomist]

Jodie Foster is up there too.

[@carlgreisheimer5278]

So when she was at the base of mountain in spirit when the Ten Commandments were being written, was she with all the women, in spirit, that were fornicating? I bet her spirit was bummed out with that 6th commandment.

[@AutisticByNature94]

I know I'm 2 years late but so is Jim Parsons.

[@priscillakyeidanso]

Stephen: As a mum what do you want for Mother’s Day? Mayim: A nap 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@potterka1]

Oh my god it is so refreshing to see an actress bring real substance to the talk show and not just anecdotes from her latest holiday. You go Mayim!

[@kurtsudheim825]

Because she actually, clearly with her other job, has a brain, unlike most in that industry

[@dannyruiz3329]

I notice a lot of awkward moments when Mayim does a segment. This is because she is so intelligent and she can outmatch or our banter the host, and the American audiences are too shallow and slow to understand it. It’s really ridiculous because she is such an amazing and wonderful person, but she’s perceived as awkward because her intellect goes over the majority of simpletons who watch her interviews.

[@kurtsudheim825]

Intelligence & sense of humour are linked in certain areas, but not necessarily always together. In fact it's often the opposite as humour is a more social thing. & what does being shallow have to do with anything?

[@Padraigp]

​@@kurtsudheim825 so usually, however intellegent a guest is, the pattern of these talk shows is very shallow ...very surface.... when a guest doesnt just follow the superficial banter pattern ..that can come across as akward ...just the same as people you meet at a bus stop they say hi how are you you say how are you lovely weather isnt yes its turned very cold but nice to see the stretch coming in still better get the fire in ..back and forth as a superficial script which most people follow. If someone says hi how are you and you say well im really feeling the expansiveness of things i feel very grounded how are you? The going off script from the superfluous expected patter is a bit awkward. And so youre correct that intellgent people can also be bad at the social especially the socially superficial meaningless chatter. These shows are known for that chatter and shallowness. Shes going into actual answers which is making the audience awkward. Because she is smart and also not just smart but not up for the usual pattern of banter.

[@TheINDIAN]

did Mayim do a Mrs Hofstadter by writing a book on her boys .

[@significantsoil5345]

Oh. My. Freking. Lord!

[@Aparajith_]

😂👍

[@Soapy8530]

Mayim doesn’t take any shit lol. Steve barely kept up 🤣

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

Stephen is SO intelligent & funny!! So is Mayim, which makes their interaction intellectually entertaining. How I would LOVE to be in this conversation! 😍😍😍

[@lucasliew4924]

I agree. I bet his IQ is around 90.

[@aks799]

Lucas Liew lol

[@wynstansmom829]

I'm going crazy with happiness. Long sleepy brain cells are awaking in my head. Mayim and Stephen are talking religion and sci-fi. Talking intelligently and with humor. Boy, do we need more of that. Please consider a longer conversation. Perhaps Mayim would invite Stephen onto Grok Nation (big fan here) and they could continue this conversation. Another fun idea...how about a remake of Stranger in a Strange Land starring Stephen as Michael Smith and Mayim as Mary Jane. Pretty Please!

[@ElizabethKlemm]

Religion *is* sci-fi. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX_Xn4GVec6DadE

[@tannwich5350]

A little disappointed she made fun of his religious beliefs after being so in awe of her own, though.

[@lackofeffortfpv7412]

@@tannwich5350 I think she was just caught off guard in so far as talking lightly about belief; part of that political correctness "All either-or None approach" speech for casual prime time late show banter fluff. Maybe it needed to be the late late late show for ppl to be more at ease/less policed.

[@InternetLiJo]

Oh look who it is!! haha funny to find you here!! :)

[@wynstansmom829]

@@InternetLiJo Great minds INTJ alike! I was such an Amy, lol

[@Pannemat]

This video went from Genesis to genitals real quickly.

[@joannagulati71]

Mayim, you are so inspiring to all women!!

[@kurtsudheim825]

End she only inspiring to women? & how do you know that she inspires all women when most of the planet doesn't know who she is

[@donnaokoniewski3761]

I love her wisdom, maturity and articulation! She is one smart cookie.

[@tanyalanzar8368]

I just love it when intelligent guests are being interviewed by Stephen. It’s just the perfect blend.

[@bootss5202]

Stephen really knows his Bible, believes in God and believes in science... I wish more people knew how many of us were like this. That these things can exist TOGETHER.

[@AntonAdelson]

Some people need to research more on what had Maimonides taught about Torah and science!

[@janmariebrunette-hunyady1386]

One only needs to look through the lens of a microscope to know that there is a God. Science and believing in God can easily co exist and any religion that says they can't should be avoided because they are more of a cult than a religion.

[@yvonne3582]

Jan Marie Brunette-Hunyady You look through a microscope and find evidence of evolution not god. Smh 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@janmariebrunette-hunyady1386]

And it started with God and evolved. You have your opinion and I have mine. What's with the smh? I am a FIRM and let me repeat FIRM believer in evolution. Evolution does not delete God from the formula. I suggest that you smack yourself in the face a couple more times and maybe you will understand that you don't know it all. But I doubt it. What's with the Venus symbol???

[@ibonitog]

I have no problem with those two co existing as long as people understand that those are not equal ways of describing our universe or answering questions. Like when there are real questions and real problems we have to solve and answer them with scientifically provable facts. People have to understand that it's not like a 50/50 thing that there exists a good - " either he(/she) does or he(/she) doesn't". That's just bullshit, we have literally tested e.g. the special theory of relativity thousands of times and it worked every time, perfectly! But to this day I haven't seen one conclusive proof that there is a good. And you're going and saying "but we haven't disproven a god either". Yeah that's true, but in science(and in fact in our day to day lives either) it doesn't work that way. We don't believe something until it is proven!

[@MarianelaIBendl]

This interview was too short. I was left craving for more 🤔

[@kaylaslack9276]

“I’m a woman.” 🤭

[@fluffytalguw5883]

It's DR. Bialik! ☝️😏

[@LanguageImaginations]

I would LOOOOVE to see a conversation between her and Richard Dawkins on science and religion! Can we make that happen??? Although I lean more toward Dawkin's views, I totally understand where she is coming from and I think a chat between the two would be really interesting!

[@roddo1955]

They wouldn't do that. Because that would be a discussion for the sake of discussing. They are too smart for that.

[@paulakaye2108]

LoL I *just* realized that Mayim is, in fact, the RL version of "Leonard's Mom"!!!! LoL (But, nicer, of course!)

[@rashmikamath6882]

She's a mixture of Leonard's mon and Sheldon's mom!

[@shabytin]

She’s just so amazing and so beautiful 😍

[@dafrasier1]

yucky

[@brownbunny2513]

I feel the same way about Mayim, too. She is Beautiful, and her intellect is very sexy..

[@busterbiloxi3833]

And she's showing a lot of thigh, but in a classy way. Great lady.

[@1060michaelg]

There is a passionate sizzling vibe going on with her...put it this way, I would love to spend a quiet erev Shabbat dinner with her...if I could get my wife out of town...

[@eleanorharris6576]

I love that she is vegan and shares diet tips on youtube.

[@dimitreze]

Stephen isn't a good interviewer. A small number of his interviews doesn't have awkward moments.

[@xdanbo1859]

That is actually the sign of a great interviewer.

[@irock2403]

@@xdanbo1859 that is the sign of off beat entertainment but Stephen cannot hold his own when speaking to an intelligent person

[@alicefremont]

Stephen Colbert being such a Luna Lovegood about Nephlim ⚡👓👔💫

[@RiCOW164]

nephlim is actually already plural.

[@michalperach984]

Yet he miss pronounced it. Should say "Nephilim" not "Nephlim"

[@timothybaker4091]

Michal Perach yeh,.You have never heard the proper pronunciation. EVER. Because after a dozen rewrites in the present language (you wouldn’t be able to communicate with the original translators to English as their dialect isn’t one of the 7 presently used across the world), translation from a dead language means You have never heard the original pronunciation unless it was an unrecognized accident.

[@Robert-xp4ii]

I like hearing her discuss intellectual things. Very smart woman and beautiful too.

[@kaylaslack9276]

“Maybe you’re reading a different translation than me...” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SandraNelson063]

"A nap!" Yes, every mom just said Amen!

[@nicz051]

i watched her previous interview from a year ago this was released, and i just love every exchange! i love her she speaks intellectually yet with great humour. these two really blends well

[@callie4808]

I really love her, I don't like the big bang theory at all, but I feel like Miyam really deserves the title of good role model

[@drealgrin]

absolutely not, she mutilated her children's genitals in the name of her religion. she's disgusting.

[@hayleighbishop-sweeney128]

I agree i love her and i want her to be in something good so bad but big bang theory is trash.

[@stannousflouride8372]

/*Mayim, not Miyam

[@claudiahafling5288]

drealgrin oh for heavens sake

[@taleen236]

She is always stunning plus she IS smart and knows what she's talking about :) I just love her ❤

[@bboorideau5253]

Great inspirational woman!Admirable restraint also, when she could but declines to be knee jerk judgemental.I like her very much.

[@kevlutu]

Wow! how odd to hear a reference to " Strangers In A Strange Land " I Loved the Book many Years ago, and just recently re-read the Book after about three decades, and enjoyed it as much. Kevin

[@Yalin13Music]

Amazing Mayim, as always. Great talk here. Thank you

[@unhingedcringe5182]

Actually the talk was boring

[@starlinguk]

She's one of my favourite persons in the world.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Honorable Catsmeat shut the fuck up, no-name

[@claudiahafling5288]

Keksi please explain

[@rey187]

Colbert starting to show his ever-lovable geeky side again, which I love. Leviathan! Behemoth! Nephelim! Was hoping he'd segue into the Nephalem from Diablo 3 or something.

[@eugenetorres4975]

I love Mayim but I was kind of disappointed that she didn't push through this topic but then I realized, audience might not appreciate the talk and that less percentage of the demographic would understand. These 2 are quick thinkers.

[@justinm2697]

She'll always be a young Bette Midler to me.

[@BrushesOfMagic]

Justin M Beaches reference! I now love you forever! Oh industry!

[@justinm2697]

Brushes Of Magic When I was much younger I would sing that song to my sister, Rebecca.......... Oh Becky Boo.....what ever will be become of you? Her reply... Something good I hope. We still laugh about how stupid it was. I shall leave you with this... Otto Titsling inventor and Kraut....

[@jecka1982]

To me Blossom!

[@lbatista908]

LOVE Beaches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rutadenisenko637]

Love her! She just shows that you can be smart, funny, beautiful mom and successful actress and scientist

[@coolashel]

omg she literally is leonard's mother

[@sheenak3733]

I could've enjoyed about an hour more of this conversation.

[@LLO227]

The Ultimate Girlfriend and Women Friend, the illustrious and gorgeous 😍 Mayim Bialik!

[@danilteixeira199]

Oh Snap!!! She's on fire!!! Loved this interview!!!

[@LLO227]

OMyLord I love this women!!! 🥰🥰🥰 #MayimB is my celebrity crush 4 sure!

[@aniokay]

She is awesome. Well done for writing that book. It's so important!

[@zoobeararee3002]

She would write a movie for herself to star in called, my crazy divorced Jewish life

[@kjamison5951]

When I was much younger, she was cute. She’s still cute. That smile! All told, she is incredibly smart. She’s a neuroscientist who plays a neuroscientist on TV.

[@johnmcvay4403]

MatchstalkMan she also believes in imaginary Sky Daddy's she lost all credibility as a scientist

[@dafrasier1]

nose job

[@theDataStudent]

@@johnmcvay4403 You do realise that most scientists that laid down the fundamentals of science like Einstein and Newton were also deeply religious right?

[@that_lucie_girl5415]

She's so brilliant i have so much respect for this woman i cant even express it but she's everything to me and i hate that people are cruel to her online for her face, that isn't something that matters, considering how her looks (that don't live up to all these thousands of beauty standards that women are told make them 'more of a woman') are something out of her control, yet if you look at her as if she's a person then you can see everything she's worked for and made for herself, she's so impressive ♥️

[@ruzahel6287]

I’ve watched so many of her interviews recently. I won’t get bored no matter what she’s talking about.

[@SK-jp2ok]

This was an amazing discussion!!! Love them both 💕

[@HereBeDragonsYT]

You know, I watch Blossom back in the day. I thought it was fine. I don't really watch Big Bang anymore. But Mayim Bialik is an amazing woman. I've always been impressed with her intelligence and wit.

[@nicz051]

"Im a woman" she was shocked herself lol

[@stranger_alley]

I really love it when Stephen talks about religion.

[@s.sarmadamer]

She's so awkward and nerdy, I love it!

[@Celisar1]

Reg. the „unicorn“ in the bible- debate: Don’t forget the many translations from languages who are very different from English. Many things has been already changed so much through translation that their meaning became distorted. Please read this: „The original Hebrew word basically means “beast with a horn.” One possible interpretation is the rhinoceros. But since the Hebrew tow’apaha in Numbers 23:22 refers to more than one horn, it’s likely the translators of the Septuagint used creative license to infer a wild and powerful, but recognizable animal for their versions. The re’em is believed to refer to aurochs or urus, large cattle which roamed Europe and Asia in ancient times. Aurochs stood over six feet tall and were the ancestors of domestic cattle. They became extinct in the 1600s. In the Bible, the “wild ox” usually refers to someone with great power. In Numbers 23:22 and 24:8, God compares His own strength to that of a wild ox. In Psalm 22:21, David imagines his enemies as wild oxen. The bull represented several different deities including Baal, Moloch, and the Egyptian Apis. The Israelites tried to adopt these beliefs when they made the golden calf. Whether the re’em refers to a rhinocerous, or an auroch, or some other horned animal, the image is the same-that of an untamable, ferocious, powerful, wild animal. What we do know is that the Bible is not referring to the mythological “unicorn,” the horse-with-a-horn creature of fairy tales and fantasy literature. It is highly unlikely that the KJV translators believed in the mythological unicorn. Rather, they simply used the Latin term that described a “beast with a horn.”

[@Celisar1]

PS Source: www.gotquestions.org/Bible-unicorn.html

[@meravdanon]

I'm an lsraeli Jew. My son's name is Re'em. It's oryx (the animal) in English. Because it has straight horns, when you look at it from one side, it looks like it has one horn (unicorn). It represents the power of god the power of the Israelites. About the Nefilim- they were giants who were semi human and semi angels. About our souls at Mount. Sinai- I've never heard of that. BTW, Mayim Bialik's distant relative is H.N. Bialik, the Israeli national poet. Main streets in Israel are named after him.

[@gaben1730]

cut the sympethatic commnet crap thing people...no matter how smart she is i cant just stand her voice and face i guess sadly halo effect is real

[@dustinfulks8166]

My parents didn’t need a book, they had a belt with my name on it and it was real good at teaching me what respect is 😂

[@TheEves2012]

I've never seen a single episode of The Big Bang Theory, but I really like Mayim Bialik as a person and not all, but most of what she stands for. She's also really funny and a great actress... I've always wished that an all grown-up Myim and Bette Midler would collaborate once again for a goofy mother-daughter comedy!!

[@doctrine_ridge_Ke]

nerd crush

[@ramcreignreign8707]

same... girl-crush

[@o_p0tterhead]

@ms wpwm where's that article?

[@lackofeffortfpv7412]

hmmm... this was actually pretty cool; they got way deeper into religion than I thought was allowed on late night tv. Pleasantly surprised. For the sake of arguement, talmud as if like blockchain inheritance. Also for the sake of arguement, common XX, XY statistical distribution with regard to a time && place.

[@JM.....]

Is that a Ravenclaw tie Stephen?

[@starlinguk]

Oh my God, so it is.

[@o_p0tterhead]

Oh man, I hope so.

[@JMe82080]

She looks so beautiful here. What a woman! 🔥😍🥰❤️

[@isaacthek]

The nephilm literally means fallen ones. This is what typically gets interpreted as the fallen angels, but there's no specific textual explanation for them.

[@crazyanimeloveable]

I'm religious Christian but that topic about faith was akward..😕

[@Steve27775]

Saying that all Jewish souls were at Mt. Sinai is like saying that the souls of all pot-heads and acid freaks were at Woodstock. It's true in a kind of symbolic, connecting-with-my-people way, but not literally.

[@Monno15]

Steve27775 I was at woodstock fo sho then.

[@queensilkin6757]

Mans spin on Gods Work. The surest way to ruin religion.

[@glen1ster]

I don't want to force it, but sometimes believing in the possible beyond the known can screw up people's ability to be clear what the known is first.

[@hellasowb3036]

Of all the nonsense in the bible...the soul thing is one of the easy things to believe. Populating the world with one pair of people...and repopulation of the world with Noah family and how old the earth is according to the bible would be my starting points.

[@deepermind4884]

Glen Winstein Ummm, let's see: #1: No, not really. When you talk about the death penalty in the Bible, these are the rules: in order to be guilty as charged you need to have had two warnings about committing the act in question, and two witnesses of said act. So, rampant deviant executions? Hardly, if ever. #2: This is, generally speaking, a natural concept. There IS room for exceptions in Judaism. "Men run things"? Hardly. Men do x, women do y, but both need each other to "run things". #3: Judaism does not have the concept of "prisons". Instead, criminals were made to work off their debt through service & restriction. The "master", however, was obligated to treat the servant MUCH better than he treated himself for the duration of the servitude. There's a saying: one who gains a slave, gains a master. #4: Same as #1. Also, ONLY fellow Jews were subject to any penalties prescribed in the Torah for "religious reasons". #5: "Cherem" means "excommunication", not "holy war". Cheers.

[@derekflegg2670]

Who ever would have though Blossom would grow up to be so cool :)

[@elviu4691]

Im raising my newphews to be men of integrity nowadays they seem to be going extinct

[@davidbeppler3032]

If you are a woman, odds are you have already failed.

[@MrJonsonville5]

You think that because you're focusing so hard that you can't see the forest through the trees. If you think men treat women worse today than they did 40 years ago (or even 20, for that matter) then it's obvious that you weren't around back then, and your opinion on the subject is moot. It SEEMS like all men are that way because those are the only ones in the news, and it's something the news never used to cover.

[@nezamarante6467]

just I realized that Mayim was like Leonard's mom , printed her book about his son. superlove Mayim great woman

[@karaa7595]

Very intellectually satisfying interview considering it took place on a late night show.

[@LeH]

When he asked that thing about how many blond orthodox jewish surfers.. it seemed like a so "Lettermanish" question. Now I really get why they chose Colbert as his successor.

[@alwilliams4135]

Beautiful and smart !

[@SpiralBreeze]

I don't know what it is about Colbert, but it brings out some surprising things from Mayim.

[@sirjohnmichael]

"There are no unicorns in the bible."?? Sorry to correct you, Stephen. I know you're a Bible scholar and teach Sunday school but in Numbers 23:22 and 24:8, the Bible speaks of the strength of a unicorn. Deuteronomy 33:17, Psalms 22: 21 and Psalms 92:10 speak of the unicorn’s horn. Job 39:10 and 39:10 both speak of the unicorn not tilling the earth. In Psalms 29:6, the unicorn is likened to a young calf skipping, while Isiah 34:7 mentions unicorns in the same context as bulls and bullocks.

[@roddo1955]

A rhino, then. Strong, ferocious, surprisingly nimble and fast and sharing a common ancestor with equus. Even it's tail echoes that of a unicorn. It's toes can be easily mistranslated into cloven hooves. Whoever wrote the bible, knew what they were talking about.

[@dr.damiancorbinjenkins4038]

I love her. Smart, bold,& gracious.

[@philippegauvin-vallee9371]

3:19 "Whatever power greater than yourself you'd like to call it" is the exact, word-for-words, description of what, as a scientist, I've been believing into for the last few years! Being raised as Catholic, I decided that "God" (or His will) was an appropriate word to refer to such a belief in fewer words.

[@pichchoco7866]

Always a delightful and educational watching her...

[@jenniferwebb5954]

she's weird. the whole letting your kid sleep in your bed over your husband, i find unusual? to each their own. ♡♡♡AFF though...

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

I want to be smart! "A Nap" Lol I Love Her =)

[@LLO227]

That innocent sign laugh 😃 is so adorable!!! ❤ 😍 💖

[@EASYTIGER10]

"What's a Nephilim?", "Oh about 25" 🤣

[@SgtMacska]

I was looking for someone to mention this! (I think he said “about a buck 25” 4:40)

[@hS-et1wy]

gosh she is so smart..what is her iq!!?!

[@allimJ]

She says it all!!! I love her, and both of them in interaction!!! 💜

[@09TODsoul]

Neflim is half angels, half human

[@android12921]

Stephen is best when interviewing scientists, I guess.

[@carolfreitas2843]

I'm also a mother of two beautiful young boys. And hell yeah, I wanna a nap for mothers day.

[@julieanne220]

Thank you Mayim!!!

[@dianawills]

This is the 3rd time I've actually wanted to watch a Late Show vid... and the THIRD TIME Colbert has talked about religion. Fuck. Give it a break already.

[@rhiannon-louise546]

She is gorgeous. My role model 🥰

[@DeathToTheDictators]

She should play Cleopatra...historically speaking (according to coins and art of the time) she looks pretty much EXACTLY like Cleopatra. She wasn't a classic beauty, but men fell all over her anyway.

[@roddo1955]

Ooooh nice! She'd be perfect! Her charm and hunger for knowledge...very Cleopatra

[@jezzanchristervaldez]

I love how they can actually interact with each other continuously.

[@bobsmith-ov3kn]

How any human being can seriously be "starstruck" or absurdly nervous and intimidated with ANY other human being, simply because they're a fucking actor who gets paid to play dress up make believe all day, I will never understand.

[@shairahmella]

She is so beautiful.

[@GrayNeko]

Colbert isn't Letterman's bootlace. There, I said it. He's trying. But....no....He just doesn't have it.

[@MichelleCoxPhotography]

This interview is hilarious! haha I love it. haha