Brian Sacca on Working w/ Scorsese, Cleaning Septic Tanks, Writing Scripts, and Anthropologie

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4.3 • 857 Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2017

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Actor/Writer Brian Sacca (Wrecked, The Wolf of Wall Street, Kong: Skull Island) talks about cleaning sewers and septic tanks, being a ski instructor, and working at Anthropologie. He also discusses his process for writing scripts and what it was like working with Martin Scorsese. Brian is hilarious, please enjoy!

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to Resime on Podcast One. And so again, this is the show where we talk
0:34.1	about that's right resumes careers career paths and I love I love doing the show
0:40.6	because ever every job I think is interesting in its own way and today I am so excited
0:46.0	welcome Brian Sackett to the show.
0:47.4	Thank you very much.
0:48.4	Thank you for having me here.
0:49.4	Oh yeah man I'm really good.
0:51.6	You know Brian he's on TBS is wrecked. He's also on Wolf of
0:55.9	Wall Street. I was in the Wolf of Wall Street that is correct. Yeah pinhead.
0:59.0	Pinhead. Yeah and he's making his own concept, fact checkers unit.
1:05.8	Yeah, oh man, and that's a bit ago.
1:08.0	Yeah, Bill Murray.
1:09.0	We got Bill Murray on the web back in 2007, 2008.
1:15.6	Yeah, pioneers.
1:17.0	On the web.
1:18.8	Yeah, Bill Murray.
1:19.6	It didn't even exist that.
1:20.6	We got him on the web.
1:21.8	You started the web pretty much. I'm just gonna I'm gonna give you
1:24.4	credit for that. Thank you. But you've had a ton of jobs. So you follow him on
1:27.6	Twitter, Instagram at Brian Saka and SACCA. Your brother's actually a famous Saka as well.
1:35.0	Yeah, we got double Saka's.
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