Conan’s Satisfaction: Blowing $1.5 Million of NBC’s Money
As Conan and NBC were sealing their final agreement of separation in some sad, awkward signing ceremony in an L.A. conference room, this clip was airing on NBC: Conan proudly announcing that he’d spent $1.5 million on a Bugatti Veyron Mouse and put whiskers and ears on it — “There it is ladies and gentlemen – the most expensive car in the world dressed up like a mouse” — and soundtracked it with the Rolling Stones classic, “Satisfaction,” complete with ridiculously expensive licensing fees. Hey man, art isn’t easy. Neither, apparently, is revenge.
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