I Always Thought Realistic Was

I Grew Up In Vancouver, Man. That's Where More Than Half Of My Style Comes From.

We Originally Actually Wrote Franco's Part [in The Pineapple Express] For Me And The Part I Ultimately Played Just For Someone Else In General. Then When We Got Franco Involved We Thought It Was A Good Idea To Switch The Roles. I Think It Worked Really Well.

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 Knew I Just Loved Comedy, And I Think It Was My Parents Who Initially Brought Up The Notion Of Me Trying To Do Stand-up. I Think I Actually Tried Writing Jokes Just At Home, Just Kind Of Sitting Around. But It Seemed Like A Very Real Way To Step Into The World Of Comedy. I Felt I Could Do It, So Why Not?

When We Grew Up In Vancouver Our Friends Were - I Don't Know If I'd Say Callous, But We Had A Very, You Know, Harsh Relationship With One Another; We'd Constantly Make Fun Of Each Other.