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Making [pineapple Express] Was A Blast. I'd Kind Of Gotten To The Point Professionally Where I Was Pretty Emotionally Exhausted From Making Dramatic Films.

I Was Pretty Young. I Guess I Was In High School, So I Was Probably 13 Years Old. It Was Crazy. I Remember It Very Vividly. I Remember - It Was Actually Kind Of Horrifying, Because One Of My Friends - We Smoked Out Of A Bong, And One Of My Friends - This Was So Stupid - He Didn't Want To Bring - It Was After School On A Friday, And He Didn't - We Smoked Weed In This Park Called The Ravine That Was Across The Street From My High School.

I Always Thought Realistic Was A Better Way To Explain Things That Were "dramedies" Because Life Is Like That. It's Funny, It's Dramatic And To Me That's How I See It.

Oftentimes What Happens Actually Is People Say To Me, 'i Didn't Know If It Was You Or Not, And Then I Heard You Laugh, And Then Obviously I Could Tell It Was You.'

If You Ask Most High Schoolers Who Bruce Lee Is, They Will Say That It Someone They Sit Next To In English Class.