The Great Love of OJ's Life Golfing

OJ's life is obviously very cushy, very privileged. You know, he's doing awful things in his marriage to Nicole and never facing real consequences for them. He has this sort of ceremonial role as like someone who's wheeled out but who doesn't do anything anymore. I think Cato would be really happy if he had like a Dave Koolie level of fame. And so the echoes of these memories of past glories can provide a sense of kind of desperation in people or the ends justify the means.