I Mean, I Love Comic-con.

After Every Single Take, I Laugh. It's My Own Awkwardness And Discomfort About Being An Actor.

I Was, Like, A Brown Belt, Which Is Pretty Good. I Entered A Tournament Once, And I Punched The Guy In The Throat And Got Disqualified. I Realized - I Don't Know If You're Familiar With "karate Kid," But The Bad Guys In That Are Called Cobra Kai, And They're, Like, The Evil Karate Guys. And Then When I Went To The Tournament, I Realized That's What We Were; We Were Like The Cobra Kai Of The Jewish Karate Community.

It Never Seemed Like That Much Of A Mystery Why Shows I Was Acted In Failed. When You're Doing A Show Called Freaks And Geeks About Young People In High School, And It's On Saturday Nights At 8 And There's No Promotion For It, It's Not Really Hard To Guess Why No One's Watching It. And When You're Doing A College Goofball Comedy That Premières Three Weeks After Sept. 11, It's Not That Hard To Piece Together Why That's Not The Most Important Thing On The Radar.

I've Never Had Something - Like, You Know, Drunk People Have Tried To Do That To Me, And I Instantly Shut It Off. I Say, Don't To This, Dude; You'll Feel Terrible About This Later. It'll Be - I'll Bring It Up All The Time; I'll Make Fun Of You. Just Save Yourself The Embarrassment And Don't Do It.

People Constantly Make Pop-culture References. That's Why It's Called Popular Culture, Because People Are Aware Of It And Reference It Constantly.