I Make Faces For Cash And Chicken.

I Think The Goal Is To Make A Well Written Scene Seem Like It's Improvised And/or To Come Up With Things That You Find In The Room That You Couldn't Have Known Until You Get Into The Real Situation, Just Try To Improve Things As You Go Along.

Wing Chun Teaches You What To Concentrate On, Whether You're Here Or Out In The World Dealing With Problems. It's Second Nature For Me Now. I Don't Even Get To The Point Where There's A Problem.

I Never Know When The Seeds Are Being Laid, I'm Just Like, "wow, That's A Pretty Cool Scene. Is That? Are We Laying Seeds Here?"

I, Personally, Would Be Shocked If We Went To The End Of The Tape Now And I Didn't Have At Least One... Look, Even If I Don't Get One Directly, Eventually They're Just Going To Have To Give Me One When I Get Old. So No Matter How You Slice It, I'm Getting One.

Im Thinking Of Buying A Monkey. Then I Think, Why Stop At One? I Don't Like Being Limited In That Way. Therefore, I'm Considering A Platton Of Monkeys, So That People Will Look At Me And See How Mellow And Well-adjusted I Am Compared To These Monkeys Throwing Feces Around.