I do this first story because I know someone who can clear a room with a single fart, but I don't think the person that I know is anywhere near this.

This is, um...

If any, if this is real, it's crazy.

If you thought the most offensive thing about Will Smith was him,

bitch-slapping, Chris Rock, you're wrong.

Think again. The director of Men in Black, Barry Sonnfeld, has a new book out called

Best Possible Place, Worst Possible Time. And he... best possible place, time.

And he says, Will Smith doesn't just have gas, he has like noxious,

deadly gas.

He says, one day on the set of Men in Black,

Will and Tommy Lee Jones are filming a scene in a car.

So, you know, one of those set cars, I assume, right?

Or it's on a trailer or whatever.

Yeah, sure.

Yeah, exactly. But they're in, they're in a closed space together.

And we'll let one rip. Not only did Tommy have to get out of the car,

ASAP, but the whole set was evacuated for three hours. Which, listen, I'm just going to say this, that's BS.

Even the worst farts, a fan, a little breeze, whatever.

I think he's being dramatic and that it was almost lunchtime and they were like,

let's just go have lunch and we'll reset and you know, maybe you could go outside and get some of that out.

Well, dramatic license is, you know, we've been known to do that a little bit here as well.

Hyperbole.

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