-Coolest thing that I've ever done.
-I was on "Wheel of Fortune."
-Break the rim off a backboard in a game.
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-Run on a log in the water.
It's not easy to keep your balance.
-I sang the national anthem
for an NFL team when I was 12,
and that was pretty cool.
-I've had so many of them, I can't even remember.
-I think the coolest thing I've ever done
is climb a volcano.
-Parasailing in Cabo.
-Diving on the Atocha shipwreck in Florida.
-Cool, man. Oh, man.
-I was in a movie with Will Smith.
-I had lunch with the Chief Justice
of the California Supreme Court.
-Doing a video and a crazy dance,
like, going all over, crazy.
-I was at a conference at East Carolina University.
They have a medical facility there
where they invented the robot doc.
I just thought it was so cool.
I'm like a science nerd.
-I enjoy driving high-performance cars.
I have a need for speed.
-I guess the first time I made it to Junior Olympics.
-Maybe trapeze?
-Most of the acro moves I can do,
but my favorite one of all is the back handspring.
-Reading.
-Skype.
-Snorkeling in Ecuador.
I got to swim with sharks.
At the end, I kind of got hypothermia
'cause my swimsuit was, like, too big for me.
-The coolest thing I've ever done?
Oh, my gosh. Giving birth.
-Pulled a baby out of a woman
and then, like, looked at it and then later kissed it.
That was weird.
-Was that your daughter? -Yeah, that was my daughter.
-My neighbor's hut got into fire.
I jumped on the roof of the hut without knowing that, you know,
anytime the roof may break down and I'd die.
-I drove gasoline trucks through the desert,
and I decided it was definitely not for me
when the bombs started dropping.
-I saw "Lawrence of Arabia" in theaters. That was dope.
-I like playing Jenga Quake.
It's a game where you build the blocks
and then you pull one and it crashes.
It falls down, and then you say, "Jenga."
-Riding a bull was pretty cool.
His name was Kung Pao.
-I spent two months in Thailand,
and I lived there in a tree house.
-I rebuilt a stone wall
that collapsed in my mother's hometown in Italy.
-Watching my oldest grandson born.
It was very interesting,
but it was the best thing of my life.
-The coolest thing I've ever done, I think,
is to stay married for 56 years.
I mean, how do you do that?
You have to get up every morning and say,
"One more day."