I saw this live, and thought it was at the very least a little train-wreckish. I don't know anything about this guy other than his AppleChiliFriday's commercials (whichever one of those restaurants he shills for). Turns out it was a complete sham, but I don't know why the imposter/impostor (depending on your spelling preference) didn't have a little more fun with it. In Goldberg's defense, I suppose it's a little awkward and unprofessional to ask for a suspected celebrity's driver's license or other photo ID.