Los Angeles is a weird place.

It's a very, I'll say unique place, that's a nice way to put it.

I spent almost a full decade there, not exactly a full decade, but like nine and a half years and I have

mixed feelings about it I I went there like full of hope and I got to do some really cool things I mean obviously

a lot of you know me from the church which is great and and that was fun but and I spoke about this on

other episodes but I went there I moved there to work on well I was going to

say to work on reality TV I went there to be an editor.

And I don't even, to be honest, know if I was ever, if I ever thought I'd be like a movie editor but like TV

Even commercials would have been cool

And I did it for about three years and I didn't I never made it to full editor for those of you

who don't know it starts off most people start off as a PA but that's not even

really related to editing at all and then you move on to assistant editor. You could also be

a digitizer before that but I always never digitizer which is just basically

getting the the footage into the system which is what a lot of assistant editors do

but for even a bit one of the biggest shows I worked on Hell's Kitchen there were

people who just digitized the entire time.

But I did it for like three, three and a half years.

I worked, like I said, I worked on Hell's Kitchen, I worked on America's Funnestown videos, I worked on the Caesar Milan show, I worked on a lot

of shitty shows too, and that was, again, sort of like LA, it was mixed.

It was very exciting. I remember the first time, I even have a screenshot of it.

I remember the first time I saw my name on in the credits on a TV show that was

for America's Fun on videos and it was an amazing feeling that was one of the

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