I Am Whelmed, And Not Overly Whelmed,

When I Began Doing Stand-up, It Took Me A Long Time To Get An Hour's Worth Of Material Together.

I Grew Up Watching Stand-ups And Thought It Was So Entertaining And Unique - You Didn’t See That As A Job Description Anywhere.

"bruce" Was An Eddie Murphy Film, So There Was A Whole Different Vibe, Working On That Film, As Opposed To Working On A [adam] Sandler Film, Which I'd Done A Few Of. First Of All, There Were Tons Of Kids Running Around. I'm Surprised I Ever Had A Kid After Doing That Film.

Any Time You Do An Adam Sandler Film, It's Kind Of Like A Boys' Club, Because You're Hanging Out And There Are Guitars Around, And Basketballs And Footballs And Electric Bikes And Scooters And Different People Dropping By.

The Hardest Thing About Moving To California From Connecticut Was Just Missing My Family. If I Went Back, It Would Be Just Because I Was Homesick.