I Got Accepted At Yale But Never

I Was Doing Stand Up Comedy When I Was 11, That's How I Got Started; Not Because I Wanted To Do Comedy, But Because We Were Broke, Living In Echo Park In Downtown Los Angeles, From 1986, I Saw The Rodney King Riots; My Parents Didn't Really Work. But I Wanted A New Backpack, That's How I Got Into This Business - I Wanted A New Backpack.

My Generation Will Actually Be The First Generation That Is Tamer Than The One That Came Before It, And It Will Probably Be Poorer; Less Fun And Less Money. It's Ridiculous. In My Parents' Generation, Rebellion Was Pop Culture. It's Not Anymore.

I Feel Like I'm Really Honest In My Interviews, To A Fault. I've Lost Friends Over It. Major Friends. And I'm Heartbroken About That.

My Neighborhood Was Rough, But I Live A Great Life Now. I Don't Fight That Much Now. I Don't Look For It Anyway, But If Someone Hits Your Mother, Whether You're A Star, An Accountant, Or An Astronaut Or Anything... I Mean It's Your Mother, So I Lost My Mind.

The Big Thing For Actors Is The Level Of Commitment. So, If You Know Something's Already Happened, There's Not A Whole Lot Of Whys And Hows That Go Down. You Just Innately Commit 'cause It Happened. It Does Help With Commitment.