A man who seems to understand that for the ridiculous rate of compensation he receives, he'll do anything that's asked of him: the smallest talk show, the hardest stunt, the most intense run.
I think it's a try-hard stunt by a 20-year-old kid who desperately wants to be seen as legit.
None of these will divert attention from his policies for ever, though, and in the case of the euro crisis, will ultimately make his job harder, by stunting demand for British exports.
As expected, the high leaps and long jumps look impressive, even if it's something of a bummer when one of the best directors working today (Mr. Spielberg) doesn't seem to be working as hard as the stunt crew.
At the same time, it's easy to say, 'Wow, look at that mountain, it's so fuckin' hard, doing that stunt,' but compare it to the source material, nobody's shooting real bullets at them.
When I see restaurants trying so hard with the stunts, I tend to think, guys, the best way to seek attention is with your cooking.
John McDonnell has learnt that lesson the hard way after his stunt at the Despatch Box last week, in which Labour's shadow Chancellor thought it would be funny to wave a copy of Mao Zedong's "little red book".
"It's a little horrifying," she admitted about being told to do the stunt "really hard once" so they didn't have to do it again.
This is part stunt, part hard-headed electioneering.
