SPEECH - Jim Parsons at Jeffrey Katzenberg To Place Handprints & Footprints In Cement

The speaker reminisces about visiting Los Angeles as a child, where they compared themselves to famous figures by placing their hands and feet in the imprints of celebrities. As an adult, the speaker has met some of these icons, including Jeffrey Katzenberg. The speaker praises Katzenberg for his humility, family values, and success, suggesting he could even run for office. The tribute highlights Katzenberg's human qualities and the strong family resemblance to the speaker's own upbringing.

What activity did the narrator enjoy as a child when visiting Los Angeles?

• Visiting amusement parks

• Comparing their handprints and footprints to those of famous people

• Attending movie premieres

• Shopping at local markets

How does the narrator describe their experience of meeting people they once admired?

• Exciting and surreal

• Disappointing and underwhelming

• Ordinary and mundane

• Confusing and awkward

What quality does the narrator attribute to Jeffrey Katzenberg?

• He is always serious

• He is very secretive

• He is completely human and relatable

• He is difficult to approach

What aspect of Jeffrey Katzenberg's life does the narrator admire?

• His business acumen

• His political ambitions

• His family values and grounded nature

• His wealth and fame

What humorous suggestion does the narrator make about Jeffrey Katzenberg?

• He should start a new business

• He should write a book

• He should run for office

• He should host a TV show