Like many of his characters, Seth Rogen seems like an overall chill guy. But even he has his limits. Rogen was invited by Mitt Romney to attend an annual summit and talk about brain disease (Rogen has a charity for Alzheimer's.) Rogen was game, but as he told Stephen Colbert on Friday, he wasn't sure how he was going to react to being in a crowd with high-profile Republicans. But he found out very quickly: when two teens came up and said their dad wanted to meet him, Rogen turned to discover Paul Ryan himself walking up to him.

Rogen: Well, I didn't—my whole body puckered, as it were. I tensed up, and I didn't know what to do. And he came over and grabbed my hand, and I'm just like, I'm shaking his hand, I don't know what to do. And he said, "Can I have a picture with you?" And I look over, his kids are standing right there, expectantly, clearly fans of mine, and I said, "No way, man!" And I couldn't—I couldn't stop. And I said, "Furthermore, I hate what you're doing to the country at this moment and I count the days until you no longer have one iota of the power that you currently have." And I look over and his kids are still standing right there. And I feel very conflicted about this at this moment.

Colbert: Because it's not their fault.

Rogen: It's not their fault! But at the same time they should probably learn if they like a movie or song, the person who made that probably doesn't like their dad that much. Unless they're watching Roseanne reruns or something like that.

For poor Paul Ryan, this isn't the first time a celebrity has spurned his advances. Back when he was Mitt Romney's running mate, he shared that one of his favorite bands was Rage Against the Machine, which prompted the band's Tom Morello to publicly announce that Ryan himself was part of the machine. But as Rogen points out, it's difficult for Republican politicians to meet their idols while they keep acting like amoral, money-grubbing monsters who prioritize lowering billionaires' taxes over making sure kids get treated for preventable diseases.

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But remarkably, it seems like no matter what Rogen does, conservatives still like him. Case in point from the same event where he met Paul Ryan: After Rogen insulted Anthony Scaramucci in a room full of people, Scaramucci called Rogen's agent saying they hit it off and should work together. So it's possible that Ryan walked away loving Rogen even more than before.