In his forthcoming interview (he's gonna less choice in the matter with each passing week), the more he admits to that's bad without crossing the line and admitting to anything criminal, the better for him. Like trying to get close to the price on The Price Is Right.

Basically talk about how terrible of a person he was back then - younger and stupid and that he would hate the 1969 version of himself if he met himself now. How rough his childhood in North Philly was and how all the cool dudes around the way we're womanizers, and how much he looked up to them. About how much he gambled with his marriage and his children's love. That kind of thing.