I didn't want to be a lawyer.

What do you want to be?

I wanted to be an actor.

Oh yeah?

Yeah.

So when I was 18 years old, 17, 18, my dad took me to the art institute of Atlanta.

And I told him, hey, I wanted to be an actor.

Here's a couple things a lot of people don't know about me.

Number one is I'm really funny.

Like just as I love comedy, I love just being witty and sharp and like I think anytime someone makes

any sort of joke or insults me, I have rapid fire speed in response time.

And I learned that from my dad.

You know, my dad, one of, he always tells us the stories of how he grew up and being an immigrant

in the United States, how he was mistreated.

And so, you know, he would just be coming off of a shift, working somewhere else and going

to an interview as an engineer who's more educated than most of the people there, especially

the person that's interviewing him.

And the interviewer would tell him something like, wow, man,

you look really bad.

You look like a garbage man.

My dad would respond, yeah, I'm coming to pick you up.

And so that whittiness is like you had to survive by being very witty in a family of six

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