People Have Their Complexities. They Have Their

You Know, There's Nobody Where I've Said, 'man, I Really Want That Guy's Career.' I Mean, Each Of Us Has To Make Our Own Go Of It.

I've Always Relied On Discipline To Achieve Goals Great And Small. At A Young Age, My Father Instilled A Real Work Ethic In Me - And A Fear Of Men. I Always Felt Like If I Didn't Have A Natural Knack For Something, I Could Kind Of Out-discipline The Competition As It Were. So I Would Always Work As Hard As I Possibly Could, Sometimes To My Own Detriment And My Personal Life. For Me, I Think Will Power And Discipline Are Very Synonymous.

When I Do Comedy, My Brain Sort Of Locks Up In The Infinite Possibilities. That's Where I Get Sort Of Lost. I Think, "oh, There Are Six Other Jokes That We Could Say Here!" I Feel More At Home With Drama.

When I Exhale, I Just Turn Right Into Louie Anderson.

I Don't Necessarily Need 400 Pounds On My Back In The Squat Rack, And Then Take A Picture Of Myself And Send It Out To My Twitter Followers, 'part Of The 400 Pound Club Today.'