I Love 'saturday Night Live,' And I Really Feel Like People Who Have Left Before Me Have Always Stayed With The Show. They Never Really Quite Left, Which Is Nice. Everyone Kind Of Stays Close.
When People Say That L.a. Doesn't Have A Culture, I Think It Really Does: A Very Old Culture, And Very Specific. There's Streets Named After Entertainers, And Statues Of Entertainers, And It's Great. Entertainment Is Still Art, Even If It Makes Billions Of Dollars. So It's Like A City Built On Entertainment, And Art In A Way.
Steve Jobs Was A Real Rock Star To Me. I Looked Forward To His Products Like People Look Forward To Albums.
I'm Obsessed With My 20s. I Buy Things That I Wanted In My 20s. It's Weird; It's A Weird Thing That I Didn't Grow Out Of.
When I First Started Going To Portland, People Told Me About Stumptown. They Were Like 'oh, It's The Best Coffee,'and I Thought, 'how Good Could It Really Be?' I'm Like, 'sure, Great, Uh... I'd Love To See It.' But Then When I Went, It Truly, I Am Not Kidding, Is The Best Coffee I Have Ever Had.
I Tend To Think That There Is A Sophistication To Everything At 'saturday Night Live,' Including The Sketches.
I Try To Maintain A High Level Of Coolness. Which Means I've Gotta Look At Lot Of Magazines. I've Gotta Look At A Lot Of Ads To See What People Want To Wear.
Chalkboards Being Used Inside The Restaurant Seem To Be A Good Sign That The Proprietors Are Proud Of Their Food, And That's Kind Of Nice, Actually - It's A Nice Personal Touch.
I Have An Inability To Relax. I Try To Make Every Day A Work Day. I Get Pleasure From Work... I Try To Think Of Sketch Ideas, Stand-up Pieces. I Am Incapable Of Leisure And Leisure Time.
I Came Away From 'saturday Night Live' Feeling Very Well Represented. I Felt, And I Still Feel Like, They Let Me Do So Much Stuff That I Wanted To Do. Stuff That I Almost Didn't Even Know What It Was.
