Everything, everything, everything going to be all right this morning.

And once again, we are off to the races.

Another episode for the archives on this August 16th year of our Lord,

2002.

And I'm so very thankful for this gentleman taking the time today.

We had to reschedule a couple times because, of course, he had to get his teeth cleaned.

And now his choppers are fresh and so clean.

He is a former actor, producer, manager over at creative artists.

He is Max Mulion, if I'm pronouncing that correctly.

What's up, Max?

How's it going?

Thanks for having me on.

Absolutely, man.

How are you doing today? I'm doing great. Can't complain.

No one wants to hear it anyway, of course. So much to complain about. But, you know, who wants to hear it?

I was just watching. I was just saying before we got to start, I was watching his movie.

We're going to talk about it. He says, it's his baby. It's Tony Tango. It's absolutely freaking hilarious, man. But I don't want to get ahead of ourselves here.

So, I mean, obviously now, I mean, you obviously went through several incarnations here in the entertainment biz.

Started out as an actor and moved into several different roles you played, but now, like I said, manager over at creative artists.

When did you start out man

when did the bug bite you to jump into the acting game so I guess you know as a kid I did the little

musicals I was like the king and I and everything like that and in high school I wasn't allowed to be

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