I Think About My Own Daily Choices

The Secret To Comedy Is Not Playing The Comedy, But Actually Playing The Situation, Playing The Drama Of It.

You Know, I Endeavor To Be More Like My Older Brother. He's Very Magnetic. He's Actually Very Much Like 'castle' In That People Are Attracted To Him, And Just Want To Be Near Him. You Want To Know Where My Brother Is In A Crowded Room? He's The Guy With The Crowd Around Him.

I Have A Lightsaber At My Front Door For Home Protection. I Have An 800-watt Electric Skateboard That I Use To Run Errands In My Neighborhood. It Can Go About Six, Seven Miles, So Depending On How Much Time I Have, And How Much I Have To Carry Home, I'll Take It Really Far. I Love That Thing.

I Kind Of Fell Backwards Into Acting. I Was Studying To Be A High School Teacher. I Look Now And I Understand Completely, Or Actually Barely, How Much Work It Is To Be A Teacher. It's An Incredible Amount Of Work.

I'm Fortunate Enough That Every Job I Do Seems To Be, At The Very Least, Teaching Me Something Fantastic. I Make New Friends. I Work With Talented People. And Each Project And Experience Seems To Be Better Than The Last. I Seem To Be Topping Myself All The Time. I Think To Myself: "it Can't Get Better, It Can't Get Better..." And Then Something Happens That Makes Me Feel Like I'm Truly Richer For The Experience.