Richie, as a public figure that spent most of his life getting on stage and telling stories that are not his own for laughs, deeply hates to be perceived. Even as a child he would use humor as a way to make people think they were a lot closer to his true self than they really were. If people are rolling their eyes and getting annoyed by you, they don't tend to look much deeper. So Clarice, in three minutes, casually tossing out a true fact about his life sets his hackles up.

He hides it with a smile that has too much teeth exposed.

"Man. That some sort of party trick or is there like a welcome packet with facts about the folk here I missed out on? Yeah. You got me. Lived there until I was like eighteen and then moved to LA. Guilty."