He finds the public nature of awards show after-parties to be a source of potential embarrassment for those involved.

“but it's embarrassing you know it's all these fancy people here you know you're you're walking out of the party you see a lot of your friends they're all walking on everybody's getting into their cars I see Paul Walter Hauser there again and I'm like and and Jill was like hey maybe we can jump in wi”

He describes encountering awkwardness when dealing with service staff at foreign airports who seem unhelpful.

“they went on break for an hour and you could just see them sitting on the bags smoking cigarettes like yeah just well you I mean half a cigarette but put the bag on the thing and have it come through sit been well well I said if you guys couldn't smoke and work at the same time the entire country wo”

He acknowledges that aggressive confrontation in front of one's children in a public setting can be a source of trauma or embarrassment.

“my kids are right there and I just kind of would rather you know maybe I just drink the coffee black I don't think I needed to turn it to a whole thing but I do understand why he was upset”