Well, greetings and salutations everybody. Welcome to my YouTube channel. My name is

John Campia and this is a companion video. What are companion videos? Well, I'm awfully

glad that you asked to see every day on the John Campy show Monday through Friday. We take

the second half of the show to take your live questions. However, we normally don't

have enough time to get caught up on all the questions to get sent in. But if you sent

in those tip questions and supported this channel, I want to make sure you get your questions

answered as fast as possible. So we gather up those unused questions. We address them

here on companion videos. And because we did take the day off on Friday, we didn't have

a John Campy show on Friday, we are a little bit behind on our questions. So let's start

giving a little bit of a remedy to that and start getting caught up. Shall we? And we're

going to get things started off here today with dancing dog 60 who writes in. I enjoyed

Vin Diesel in boiler room. Yeah, he was really good in that and saving private Ryan and

other dramas. He's actually a really good actor. But all he seems to do are fast movies.

Why doesn't he try to flex his acting muscles anymore? Instead of just his piceps, John,

is it just for the money? Well, okay, first of all, newsflash, all actors act for the money.

Just like all plumbers plum for the money. Just like all TV repairmen repair TVs for the

money. It's their job. As Michael Douglas once told me, they are actors for hire. But

you're right. Vin Diesel is actually a better actor than most people give him credit for.

You mentioned a couple of good ones. Obviously saving private Ryan, boiler room, and he's

good in those. My favorite performance of Vin Diesel though is in this little courtroom

film he's got called Find Me Guilty in which he actually has hair. I know it's hard to

imagine Vin Diesel with hair these days, but he actually has hair. If you like Vin Diesel,

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