Jimmy Kimmel Asks President Barack Obama About His Daily Life

Summary

In this humorous interview transcript, the subject discusses their personal life, revealing they can freely access the kitchen at night without waking anyone, haven't cooked recently, and can't drive due to lacking a birth certificate. A funny anecdote involves driving an electric car on the White House lawn, earning the nickname 'Renegade.' The subject also mentions that a dentist visits them at home and expresses a desire to eliminate the need to set the clocks back during Daylight Saving Time, showing a preference for the extra hour of sleep.

Takeaways

• 👨‍🍳 You can freely access the kitchen and refrigerator at night without waking anyone up.
• 👖 It's acceptable to go to the kitchen in your underpants if you're hungry late at night.
• 🏡 There's always a refrigerator and silverware available in the kitchen.
• 🍳 The last time the interviewee cooked was a while ago, and they admit it.
• 🚗 They can't drive because they don't have a birth certificate, and they mention driving in Kenya on the opposite side of the road.
• 🚗 They once drove an electric car on the South lawn, amusingly referred to as 'Renegade' for driving at 35 mph.
• 🕵️‍♂️ The Secret Service was upset about the unauthorized driving incident.
• 🦷 The dentist comes to them, with all necessary equipment set up in the basement.
• ⏰ They don't personally reset the clocks for Daylight Saving Time; someone else does it for them.
• 🌞 They express a preference for not losing an hour of sleep when Daylight Saving Time ends, reflecting a sentiment common in the eastern part of the U.S.
• 📺 The interview concludes with a plug for subscribing to Jimmy Kimmel's YouTube channel to avoid sadness.

Q & A

1. Can the person in the script go to the kitchen late at night without waking someone up?

Yes, they mention that they are allowed to go into the kitchen and refrigerator without waking someone up.

2. Is there always someone in the kitchen at night according to the script?

No, the person indicates that there is not always someone in the kitchen.

3. Does the person in the script cook often?

No, the person admits that it has been a while since they last cooked.

4. Does the person drive, and what was their last experience with driving?

The person says they can drive, but the last time they drove was when a former staffer brought an electric car, and they drove it around the South Lawn, which upset the Secret Service.

5. What is the significance of the term 'Renegade' in the script?

The Secret Service calls the person 'Renegade,' likely referring to their status and actions, like driving around without prior authorization.

6. How does the person in the script handle dental appointments?

The dentist comes to them, with a full setup available, including the chair and tools, in their basement.

7. Does the person reset their clocks during Daylight Saving Time?

No, someone else handles resetting the clocks for them during Daylight Saving Time.

8. How does the person feel about Daylight Saving Time?

They don't seem strongly opposed to it but mention that people on the East Coast don't mind losing an hour since it signals the arrival of spring.

9. What was the person's experience driving an electric car?

They were given the keys to try out an electric car brought by a former staffer, drove it around the South Lawn, and managed to reach speeds of 30-35 mph, which concerned the Secret Service.

10. Is the person in the script likely a public figure?

Yes, based on the references to the Secret Service, being called 'Renegade,' and the dentist coming to them, the person is likely a public figure with high security and special arrangements.