Jeff Goldblum Set Up A Food Truck To Hand Out Free Sausages And People Are Obsessed
The Internet is in love with Jeff Goldblum taking over a food truck to hand out free sausages.

Nov. 7 2018, Updated 10:12 a.m. ET

I'm kind of in love with Jeff Goldblum. Sure, the fact that the guy is super handsome, tall, and has a great head of hair helps. So does the fact that he was the lead in one of the most terrifying movies I've ever watched as a child.
But it mostly has to do with the fact that in all of his roles, he seems to play the guy who always knows better. Always one step ahead of the other guys, always the person who has a problem with something and is ready to say, "I told you so." And he does it perfectly, because the guy's super intelligent.
Mostly when I enjoy his performances, I don't think about any of that, because there's no way I'm going to out-think the always pensive Goldblum.
So I'm not going to try and understand why the man handed out free sausages in Sydney, Australia.
Yes, that's right, the Jurassic Park star was just doling out free sausages to people in Sydney from his own food truck titled "Chef Goldblum's Jazzy Snags."
He's just chatting it up with fans who enjoyed their free sausages and time spent with one of the coolest actors ever.
Does it have to do with the news that Goldblum's going to star in the next Jurassic World movie?
Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard are returning to the movie, too. Will Jeff be responsible for on-set catering, giving delicious sausage sandwiches to the cast and crew, while reprising his role as Dr. Ian Malcolm?
People were understandably excited about the wonderfully random event.
Others desperately tried to find Chef Goldblum and his delicious sausages.
Others lamented that they weren't present to witness such a fantastic event.
Hopefully this becomes a recurring thing the actor does. Jeff, if you're planning on coming to NYC, I've got a better recommendation: an awesome Northern New Jersey town that'll be way more chill. So what if I happen to live there? That's purely a coincidence.