"Yes, but what about OJ?"

From the article:

'In conversation, Simpson is a rambling agglomeration of grievances and self-pity.

"His speeches started out in the bombastic jocularity of a player addressing a post-game scrum – 'I thought I was a good guy. I had a few problems with fidelity in my life' – and then devolved into self-aggrandizing gibberish.

"Like many people who’ve been famous their whole lives, Simpson is used to being listened to uncritically. He doesn’t have to say anything interesting or even cogent. He just has to talk and people will gather around to warm themselves in his glow.

"Stuck in a situation where words matter, he floundered. Several times, he entirely lost track of what he was talking about and simply stopped."