When you think about it...

[Eggs Mayonnaise]

...viewed out of context, other than the OCD about clean undies, he had a point once he walked out the door. Once he walked, any agreements were done, I would have raised bloody hell and called for lawyers and screamed lawsuit when the security guards laid a hand on me. I would have been all "I'm officially done, no more footage, no more interviews, give me my belongings immediately."

Of course, insulting the whole nation might have been a bad move on his part.

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(Again I said 'viewed out of context' lol)

 

[Fuddlemiff]

Blocked! Was this Leo?

 

[Eggs Mayonnaise]

It's just the classic footage of him pitching a nutty in the diary room over underpants, and then breaking the fire door and leaving, and being detained by the two goons until the staff headshrinker could get to him and try to talk him down.

Maybe this one...

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[Fuddlemiff]

There's probably something in the contract that says you can be filmed for as long as you're on the studio's property, but yeah, being penned in by security guards like you're in an actual prison would piss anybody off.

 

[CaptainWacky]

"Don't touch me, you bastard!" It's kind of hard to have any sympathy with him...

 

[Eggs Mayonnaise]

I didn't have a problem with that so much since the goon was, y'know, touching him. And I'd be pissed with the producer lady too, since she just kept asking him questions as if she were Big Brother, just to keep him on camera longer.

"I want to leave this fucking stupid country" was probably what got him truly demonized.

Yeah, he was a twat, lol.

 

[Fuddlemiff]

Nah. I can imagine that being the case in America, but over here we're pretty relaxed about people disliking their own country. I barely remember that line during his rant. And I don't think he was really demonised anyway. It was more like ridicule.

 

[Eggs Mayonnaise]

I wanna live where you live LOL.