Ask Adam Savage: Pros and Cons of "Worldwide Fame"
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- In this Q&A, Adam answers Tested Patron markab1975's question, "Hi Adam, what’s the single best and single worst thing about being in your position of world wide fame?" Thank you, markab1975, for your support and question! Join this channel to support Tested and get access to perks, like asking Adam a question:
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Do u play Minecraft?
@@disguisedkerbal8245 Adam does not play Minecraft, no.
@@tested thank you
Adam, im from Ukrain - everyone here, as well as in Russia saw myth busters. Dont say u are not world famous! SHUT UP! u defenetly are
I’m searching around, but I don’t see a video from Adam about how to take proper reference photos of props. Could make a cool little episode.
He’s mentioned in stuff like his Luke’s lightsaber one day build video about parallax screwing up his measurements and stuff. And about taking reference photos at skywalker ranch.
We’re so lucky that Adam can express his thoughts so well. It’s a great window into his world.
That’s what he is! Forget about titles like “maker” or “Celebrity” or whatnot. He is a “storyteller” everything he does or makes, tells a story. Not knowing him at all obviously this needs to be taken with a gram of salt, but it’s what I think is why he is so passionate about weathering and details, because the objects he invests his time in, tells a story!
I was going to say this. As he told this story, I was 100% in an airport looking for my son that I don't even have.
@pug TM
I agree, very articulate. I like the psychological aspect of how he tells stories. And about mental shifts and framing a situation. Very good to learn from
Indeed
@@mdgnys yeah he paints the scene very vividly for me. I love Adam's storytelling.
So did you ever find your kid or no?
That was Thing3, who we don't usually hear about. Luckily he had 2 spares!
Evidently not...
He probably has a cloning machine and drawer of each of his kids' DNA somewhere in The Cave.
Whey Jerry!!
i lold so hard. thank you =D
It's great for the other person, too. I attended a meet and greet with you some years ago, and your warmth and inclusiveness was really great. So thank you again, for Mythbusters, for Tested, and for your kindness years ago.
such a bloody decent human being. I'm so glad what we see is what we get.
Except he swears a lot more in person. :)
@@TheDrexxus I tought the exact same thing, haha.
I'm doing master degree in bioengineering because of the show ^^
I'm sure Adam found his son at the airport but it's stressing me out that he didn't explicitly say that he did!
I like Adam referrers his son as " thing one". That way he doesn't have to say his son's name.
@@greg9403 Well we can call him 'Little Savage' :P
@@greg9403 he mentions thing 1 and thing 2
Maybe there used to be a thing 3
Thing One and Thing Two are references to Dr. Seuss. Yeah, likely to give them some anonymity.
seuss.fandom.com/wiki/Thing_One_and_Thing_Two
Some say the kid is still there, wondering the airport.
Fascinating. Insightful. An overwhelmingly large group of people wanting a peice of you is manageable, even maybe enjoyable, if you allow them in INDIVIDUALLY. But how do you manage soul- sucking narcissists?
Ignore them?
I usually just make faces in the mirror
Moot point if all you put in your videos are your hands, people are left looking in the background to find hints about who you are ;)
As awkwardly as possible... So it seems😆
Eyyy Ol' Uncle BumbleF---
"I'm very famous with a very small group of people--and to the rest, I'm nobody."
- Brandon Sanderson
This is one of the many reasons I love Brandon
Well that's changing now with the Kickstarter and movie/television deals in the works
It's amazing to see that Adam has an equal amount of emotional intelligence to go with the rational/nerdy intelligence.
This is legitimately the most wholesome thing. Bless.
@@tbird81 huh?
@@tbird81 His sister has accused him of sexual abuse. You can’t say “what he did” because you don’t know if he did or didn’t. He has the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty- just like everyone else. Except Trump, I guess. People accuse him and he’s automatically guilty for some reason.
@@tbird81 Do not represent something as fact that is merely alleged by someone who very likely has mental issues. Presumption of innocence is something we are very close to losing, and it’s scary.
@@tbird81 There's absolutely no evidence Adam did it, so stop saying he did do it. His sister's allegations are very bizarre and frankly don't make much sense. I don't want to discuss the details here, but I find it hard to believe a 9 year old Adam could do stuff this horrific and then on top of that display understanding of his actions by calling himself a certain moniker. 9 year olds aren't capable of this kind of stuff and don't have this kind of understanding, unless they've been molested themselves, and even then it's questionable.
I hope Adam doesn't read these BS comments.
@@tbird81 Her testimony is not evidence. It's no more reliable than Adam's testimony, or their mom's. I don't want to rule her case out, but it is highly suspicious and don't make much sense, as I already said.
Whatever the truth, I hope justice prevails. If Adam did do this stuff, he should be held accountable to the extent the law punishes 9-12 year olds for sexual crimes. If she is making this up, she should be held accountable as an adult trying to defame someone.
This is legit the most honest answer to the “what’s it like being famous” question I’ve heard. Top man.
P.S...... Next lockdown, can I be in your workshop please.
“Jamie, Kari, Tori, Scottie”
Grant :(
Hes not easy to get to these days to tell him how much we apprechiate him :((
I cannot believe he is gone, it was too soon and does not seem real. The fame thing though... He will always exist in our collective fondess for and genuine curiosity, creativity and talent he and they put into the world.
@@ravener96 Scottie is gone, too. :(
@@tylervagrancy3842 ouf, i forgot. wasnt that some kind of brain tumor or something too?
@@ravener96 IIRC Accident while trying to set a land speed record. She was a badass person.
When he pause after saying “Amy, tori...” and didn’t say grant. I just died.
What a lovely answer but was it just me that had to go back and listen again due to the fact there is a Mark 1 suit just chilling in the background?
Stay tuned for the video about the suit!
@@tested I was part of the team who sculpted and cast that suit. Let me know if you have any q’s.
@@charlietighe really!!!!
Yeah its like I'm listening adam seriously but I can't look away from that thing.
I attended an e-learning conference in Las Vegas where Adam was the key note speaker. I was dressed as Jamie. I admit, I'm a fanboy. I arrived 45 minutes early so I could get a front row seat. I had no idea that my cosplay would create such a buzz. I spent the entire 45 minutes taking pictures with conference attendees who thought I was Jamie. The conference director even came up and thanked me for coming and said how nice of a surprise it was.
My cover was blown when Adam mentioned that he just left Jamie in another state and here he was. He laughed about it. That 45 minutes was amazing and fun. When someone asked for an autograph, I told them who I really was. The time I spent meeting people who thought I was an actual celebrity was intoxicating but I can see how it could be a bit tiring after a while.
I managed to follow Adam back stage and get a photo with him. Thanks Adam!
If I were ever to have the good fortune of running into Adam, I would say "You've taught me things, and for that I thank you".
I end up loving Adam more and more as a person just about every video. I strive to be more open minded and thoughtful because of him. Thank you Adam.
“I can’t pretend a stranger is a long awaited friend.” ~Neil Peart
"Neil Peart" but yes a great quote from him.
@@TheOptimuspringles Fixed, thanks. Curse my sleep deprived brain.
@@gregsteele806 you’re good man! Get some sleep though.
Happens to the best of us!
Adam you're truly a giving, kind, empathic, gentleman. The world needs more intelligent, science driven people like you.
Absolutely agree to 110%.
The worst thing: the people
The best thing: the people
Seems like that’s the way with a lot of things.
I find that people are the hardest part of life to deal with, but also, other specific people are the only reason to continue moving forward
Pretty much the definition of life...
@@adamg5917 I like to say I hate people but love persons.
I mean, that’s all fame is. Being known to people. So everything related to it is, after all’s said and done, the people.
So chuffed! Thank you Adam for taking the time to answer a question of mine. A crappy day at work is suddenly forgotten. Thanks Adam and Tested. Be well and have a great day 👍
Your warmth and candor are so refreshing. I've often learned more than glue application and weathering a finish here.
Thanks Adam.
Pro: everyone is jealous about your workshop
Con: not a myth buster anymore
I think you have those two switched around.
Con: Can't walk the floor at comic-com
Pro: people give you free stuff
@@kruleworld .. Adam has turned walking the floor into a huge game , good on him
@@kruleworld he can walk around a con... in a costume he made so you can’t tell it’s him unless he starts talking.
I appreciate Adam interacting with fans, as he says it makes someones day. I met Sir Roger Moore when I was 10 (this was the mid 1970's) and he was so generous with his time. He happily gave autographs and spent a few minutes talking to everyone around him. He was a true gentleman and is sadly missed by all of us, but he made a small boy happy.
Watching this I was thinking "Man, Adam should make videos where just tells stories about his life" but then I realized... he gets to do that right here on tested in these videos. Such a wonderful storyteller
My father died over ten years ago. He was a big fan of Adam. If I were to ever meet Adam, I would not hesitate to ask for a picture, just on his behalf. Listening to this, I hope I would never inconvenience anyone but given the circumstance, I know Adam savage would appreciate it and it would make my father very proud. Hope to meet you one day!
Mythbusters inspired me at a young age to tinker and realize I wanted to be an engineer. Started working on motors at 13 and suspension design at 15. Seriously speaking it made college level physics easy enough concept wise to understand to a 10 year old. Now I'm almost 21 and can breeze through my engineering courses with ease as the theoretical and concept knowledge I learned from watching the show or tests I did after watching the show taught me everything I needed to know. Seriously Adam and Jamie thank you, would love to meet y'all one day.
Thanks for sharing your story, I loved it!
It’s unbelievable how down to earth you are Adam. Truly an inspiration through both the work you do and your character as a person.
Revealed: Adam Savage's son is Macaulay Culkin.
In case anyone is curious Simone's mother is best known for producing and hosting a show about paranormal encounters in Sweden.
It was fairly popular but also somewhat frequently criticized for overstepping boundaries by telling people that their home was being haunted by a beloved one that had passed.
Menar han Simone Giertz ? Stavfel
@@carlbrink3964 ja, precis, hon är en del av Tested
Well, before that she was a host of Måndagsklubben, a sort of talkshow on commercial TV in the 90s.
I want a video series or class taught by Adam on social grace. Such a skill matched with experience all delivered by a first class communicator.
The most humble part of this great video is that he rambled for ever, but still stopped at 9:56. Kudos
You're one of my heroes. You had one of the best shows of our time without drugs, sex or violence and will always hold you in the highest regard.
The most "make sense" clear thing I've heard about this topic.
4:53 RIP grant, you will be forever remembered in our hearts, thank you for the endless contraptions and for stemming my love for robotics
Edit: Wrong timing
Don't forget honorary buster Jessie Combs . Rest In Speed!
The psychology of that type of human interaction is super fascinating. How an overnight change in just attitude can completely change how you experience social interaction is both inspiring and interesting!
Hey Adam, one of the highlights of my Honeymoon was seeing you and Jamie walk by my wife and me, hauling ass being escorted by someone through one the Hotels we were sightseeing . Our jaw dropped and I couldn’t say something. This was the summer of 2008. Please Keep inspiring us no matter how bad the world is outside. Best Regards!!!
Embracing the kinship of your entire fan base without reservation is a very brave move, and I'm so glad that nobody has ruined that dynamic for you. Keep on being you, Adam.
Ronny James Dio was tapped into this when signing autographs. He stayed at a record store for over 10 hours to make sure every fan got an autograph or picture. The employees said he was as energetic as he was when he got there when they were done. You’re awesome Adam, like Dio!
I can't imagine the amount of science I learned from Mythbusters and now the amount of maker skills I've learned from Tested.
Same here! The weird thing is, there wasn't actually a lot of explicit science on Mythbusters. They didn't go out of their way to explain the theory behind stuff they doing; that wasn't the point of the show. Instead, they would just do the most amazing things, build the coolest stuff, reproduce the most ridiculous effects, and throughout it all they'd just keep referring to science as though it were some behind-the-scenes magic. I don't know why, but that fired up my scientific curiosity in a way that few other things did. The idea that somewhere, there was a treasure chest full of tricks and methods and concepts that you could just, like, learn-and it would enable you to manipulate the world in the COOLEST ways, letting you build crazy robots and blow stuff up and make cars fly! I mean, what could possibly be more interesting to a geeky little kid than that???
Hey, Adam, I was at the meet and greet at your last show at the NJPAC in November 2015 and was very happy I got a chance to chat with you. Your work and enthusiasm really have brought my chemistry teaching to a different level because you gave me so much material to work with. Whether it is the cement truck explosion, appliances in the bathtub, exploding fire extinguishers, lighting your farts on fire or the Mexican jailbreak using salsa, the number of applicable segments were legion. I gave you my CZcams channel with chem tutorials since your son was taking chem that year, if he used them, I hope he found them helpful. Thank you for all the work you have done.
I love that every item in Adams shop, home or life has a story. The stories provide a ridiculous amount of entertainment. It gives tiny glimpse into a universe of infinite possibilities. I absolutely love when people share their experiences.
You've made many of my days brighter because people like you exist in the world. Much love
Adam, I appreciate this transparent conversation. I enjoyed hearing the tension between caring for people who recognize you and caring for your child potentially lost. I know there is always a chance that a “famous” person could be terrible in real life, but it seems that you have found a way to preserve humility in the midst of fame. I enjoy watching these videos because of your passion for quality final product and you seem like a normal guy wanting to share something special with the world.
As an introvert, the prospect of having people recognize and try to talk to me all the time would be basically my worst nightmare but what you said about using your position as a way to bring happiness to people who recognize you completely blew my mind.
You are such a unique and awesome person, I subscribed to this channel originally because I recognized you from MythBusters but honestly I like this content even better.
Thank you and I hope you have a Merry Christmas!
All I would want from meeting adam would be to tell him what his work meant to me and how he shaped me. Prefacing by saying I don't expect anything, his work is done, and I don't mean to put undue pressure, but mythbuster's brand of "Stop arguing and go find out. Be smart." just...wow. It's a core of my being. I wouldn't be me without mythbusters.
You know, once a year or so, I watch all the episodes again. Back to back. And I cry every god damn time.
One thing about "being famous" is also those of us that know "people of popularity" think about how we would want to be treated as well. I've known someone that was part of a popular PBS show, and while many would love to email/contact and meet this person, I tend to know what the 'other side' of their life is like and appreciate that, yes, we are ALL human and not some god to put on a pedestal. They have families, and arguments, and sick pets they miss, and can't figure out setting up a home wifi network or need a reliable contractor that won't rip them off, or buy something because their friend has one as well.
So Thank you for this, Mr. Savage. And thank you patreons that come up with these great questions!
You are a beautiful soul Adam! I was lucky enough to have been a guest in the show and after the episode has been shot, had the chance to meet you. I asked you a question about a maker problem I was trying to solve, and got to see that brain of yours turn on like the sound of a beautiful Shelby Cobra!!! It was a curiosity, and kindness of time and attention that forever left an impression and an example of not letting fame get to your head.
Keep lighting that flame inside of yours and others hearts!!
I was one of those people in the meet and greet and it was among my favorite memories. We talked for a minute about the fossils in the floor tiles of one of the Capitol Buildings which I saw on his IG (after I totally fan boy freaked out.) I am here to tell you Adam Savage is as graceful and amazing of a human being in that brief window of connection as you can imagine.
Man that’s wisdom right there. Something I want to work on in myself, whenever I’m feeling uncomfortable in any situation
I love the honesty and sincerity you put forward at all times would love to have even a 5 min conversation about the world space and many other things with you
My wife and I attended one of these behind the scene events with Adam and Jamie a few years back. My wife had gotten the premium tickets for my birthday, because, well, it's the Mythbusters. I was too awestruck to strike up a conversation, but my wife promptly launched into thanking Adam for pointing out how the show helped out with making science interesting and accessible to her students. Adam's face transformed, and next thing I know the two have launched into a full conversation regarding things such as the "Things I Won't Work With" website, lab safety, etc. It was definitely an epic experience!
I'm pretty sure a moment chatting with you would make a lot more than just someone's day. Thank you for making this channel!
The fact that your an approachable famous guy, sets you on another level of appreciation by your fans and myself. Really wonderful to hear this because now I can imagine a meeting based on your personality and questions i might have. I'm from Pennsylvania so I probably won't be running into you in my downtown market. Thank you for this!!
Thank you Adam, for all the years of you sharing your life with us. You are truly a pleasure to watch
I always watched the show, but just started watching these and this might be my favorite so far. It has to be difficult emotionally and mentally to be met with familiarity by total strangers. Many of us feel like we know you, but you do not know US. Kudos to the epiphany and for you changing your behavior in light of it. Also, it reminds me of a story The Rock told on his Instagram about a fan interaction and the realization he had about making someone's day with his occasional minor inconvenience. He had a similar epiphany and it seems like he now finds joy and pleasure in something that's often a major negative to fame. Nice company you're keeping there Adam!
I rarely comment to those I'm subscribe too. But todays video was exceptional. I've been a long time fan , back to the beginning of MB . I look forward to your videos daily and try to put some of the things you teach into practice myself. I didn't think I could become more of a fan than I already am. , But your outlook on fame and the way you changed and learned to embrace it; Wow. Truly exceptional. Thank you Adam. I wish more people had your outlook. And thank you for sharing.
Adam, I've always liked you because of your curious mind and the energy you brought to Mythbusters. My husband, our two sons and I would watch as often as possible and just drink up the science, the trials and errors and the laughter. Our "Things 1 and 2" are grown now, but we still enjoy talking about various episodes. Watching you now on YT provides a sort of connection to those days. Your honesty to today's question solidifies my impression of you... That you're a genuine and warm-hearted person. Thank you for your hard work then and now. Best wishes from New Hampshire.
This really resonated, thanks for sharing!
I'm very grateful for the conversation we had at Maker faire Bay Area last year. ❤️ Thanks for everything Adam.
What a wonderful response! As one of those fans in the 2 hour line at Maker Faire, I couldn't believe how generous you were to all of us at the time.
Such a rational, intelligent, empathetic and humble individual. I'm as captivated hearing his answers to questions like this, as I am watching his builds. One of a kind.
A real guy your passion for your craft is so easily seen just watching how you pause and take a second or two to really express a well thought out memory or position is something I'm going to try and bring into my life
Adam, absolutely one of the very best descriptions of human interactions I have ever heard! Wow fantastically well said. Especially, your statements on attractive women! One of the things I have always liked about you is show your true self! Thanks and great video!
I was at a show mythbusters did at the Toronto Sony centre. I always wished I could have had the chance to meet you! Thanks for all you do Adam!
I am thankful for all that you take your time to share with us as the audience.
Years ago I met Adam, and he really gave me the time of day. He made me feel very special as a fan and I'm always grateful :) Such a genuine guy and I appreciate him a lot.
Very humble and down to earth. That is why people like to meet you. More celebrities should be like Adam.
This is great! I’ve met a few famous people over the years. I always just try to talk to them the way you would anyone else. If I was a fan I’d tell them I appreciate what they do and keep it short. No need to pretend we’ll ever be friends and try to respect their space. I’m sure it can be overwhelming.
I love these Q&A videos. Thank you for taking the time to do them!
isn't it nice to come across someone genuine from the "business" that is TV ? I think your persona comes across perfectly in the shows and I had already formed an opinion of whether I liked the person I was watching already, this just confirmed why I liked the shows, and more importantly why I liked you a presenter Adam.
We were a family of four that sprang for Adam's Meet&Greet, and we shoved the teens forward and the adults hung back because our kids were SO EXCITED. We'd half-raised them on Mythbusters, you see... Anyway, the experience was FABULOUS for them, so I thank all of the teams that brought Adam to this place in life. I'm glad he figured out how not to be exhausted after these sessions; it makes me feel less like I was paying him to do something slightly unpleasant just to make us happy!
Adam is so humble, he didnt let his celebrity status go to his head. Adam you are a worldwide celebrity. More power and success.
Penn and Teller greet all of their guests after all of their shows and that is one of my highlights of my Vegas trips. I really appreciate that they take the time to connect with fans and supporters. It matters.
I love talking to people, at work, anywhere. No matter if it’s once or many times, it’s just meaning to be apart of their lives and just share the universe with them in their frame of reference. Each experience is a precious jewel that means something.
I love what your saying about giving in, that I feel really is the quitessence of life. It's that devotion to your craft and to others that makes you amazing Adam!
Often times on these videos, Adam drops a new vocab word on me. I appreciate that. Thank you.
Adam you are very open and honest. Such a breath of fresh air!
As a fairly little kid still, you have been in my life significantly. I have many a memory of you and Jamie. It's so awesome that you are still this awesome
The greatest way I have EVER heard this put was by the GREAT Mark Hammill on meeting fans... To paraphrase, he put it this way "I have met fans worldwide, MANY many times, and been asked the same questions MANY many times...but THIS fan right here, this is their FIRST time meeting someone that means SOO much to them, they have never done this before. So I enjoy each interaction, because THEY will remember this the rest of their lives...do I want them to remember me as some jerk that blew them off, or do I want to smile and let them remember me they way they HOPED I would be." I loved that response, and I Know thats not EXACTLY how he put it, but thats the spirit of it! I would LOVE to me Adam someday =)
Many thanks adam, I love your perspective, these q&a's are awesome!
What an absolutely INCREDIBLE answer. Thank you so much for sharing Adam. I feel like this mindset can likely improve many things and relationships.
Through the plethora of other reasons why we like you and your content, being humble is the greatest one. Thank you for always inspiring.
I can't imagine how hard it must be to be a famous person. What you were saying at the end is so true. To you, I will be someone that you will most likely never meet, never talk to, never interact with, etc., yet for me, you've been in my home for over 15 years. Your in my DVD collection, on my youtube notifications, etc. And yet, I can say with relative certainty, that I had probably a very close reaction of sadness and grief as you did when learning about Grant. I can totally see where that dynamic can be tough on your mind.
My dad was one of the most famous people in Quebec, he was on TV and did a radio show for over 55 years. I so understand the restaurant thing, we would try to eat but everyone came up to see him. Years later I would be dressed up for a "magic the gathering" party and my dad insisted on going to eat first. He was thrilled that no one came to the table. My mom was mortified to be seen with me... as I was dressed in full makeup and costume like a knicker.
Adam is the guy next door. He's humble, intelligent, realistic, and approachable. Please don't change. Love your legacy, excited to see what new endeavors you do next.
I am on a propmaking website that Adam is on, and years ago he put out a message-Jaimie and I are touring, if you are a member here and we are coming to your town, lemme know and I'll shoot you some tickets! So I let him know, he hooked me up-tickets, autographs, backstage passes and the meet-and-greet. We all stood in line and got to shake their hands, and when I got up to him I thanked him for the tickets. He asked me if I had gotten them through the prop website, and when I said yes, his eyes lit up and said. "What are you working on now?" As he says, that made my day. Thanks Adam!
Lovely insights- "This is a good portion of me!" is delivered as a warm and cheery (and honest) expression. It does take effort to raise and maintain social barriers (the distance/push/pull mentioned here), so I can see how that could be taxing on a larger scale.
It almost hurts how well you can answer/explicate these questions. Thank ya
That is such an amazing take on fame. Ive never heard anyone say that before and I dont think the question is uncommon. I hope more feel that way and it isnt oppressive (Im sure in some cases fans make it that way). I hope you always have that feeling.
Living in South Africa I'll probably never meet you Mr. Savage, but if I did I would just say thank you for your work and the laughs and knowledge you gave us. You are awesome!
Thank You Adam... This is a fabulous sharing!
Adam Savage is one of the greatest guys who was on tv and now on the internet. I sorta look at Adam as a father figure to me because I never had a father growing up. Adam taught me and all of us so much over the years and continues too. I really like these questions people ask, Adam always gives the most honest and well detailed answer and i feel his answers always teach us something great. Keep on making more of these, this is perfect.
As someone who is extremely anxious, the first part of the answer is why I would never approach anyone who I recognised from TV if they came to the UK. The fact that I am so aware that I might be bothering them is just overpowering. Despite this, I believe you are the incarnation of Bob Ross in maker form, and I love to watch you make stuff and geek out about tools and props etc. Thank you for what you do 🙂
This is why you are one of my favorite and inspiring people.
I have always had a creative mind, and your work and thought process for creating is a pull and anchor to be me to continue to have a creative mind.
I got to meet Grant at Oz comic con a few years back and he seemed so natural and amazing. I wish i had got a meet and greet when i saw mythbusters live
I had the privilege of meeting Adam and Jamie when they went on tour for their "behind the myths tour" it was surreal. They were my heros as I was growing up and I wanted to be just like them. I still cherish the fact that I have a photo with them and I'm so happy that I still get to watch Adam be Adam on this channel. I so hope I can see Adam again and not be so star struck that maybe I can actually say how much if an impact he's made on my life.
Hi Adam, again these videos are fantastic. Your story losing your son was gut wrenching. As a father that panic sensation is intense, I can’t imagine being in your shoes in that moment 😳. I met you at Defcon 17 and the 2 minutes you spent with me was like you were meeting a best friend. I will never forget that interaction. As special as you are, you made me feel that much more special. You are an awesome role model. I’m a fan for life. Thank you for being you ☺️
What I like most about you is that you are so authentic. No airs, no frills, nothing. Just Adam.