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I Would Rather Be A Person Who Struggled There Than Someone Who Had A Great, Easy Time And Then Got Out In The World And Was Like, "wait A Minute, I Didn't Get Voted Class President? What's Going On?" You Know, "popular" Doesn't Necessarily Correlate To Anything. "popular" Still Has To Get Up At 7:00 In The Morning And Go To Work And Do Something Worthy Too. There's No Edge, Really, That You Get From Being Whatever Was Popular In School.

I Came From A Sorkin-like Project In The Sense That There Was No Freedom To Change A Line, Which, In A Weird Way, Is Its Own Freedom Because You're Living Within That Structure And Know This Is What It Is. You Just Adjust. Every Project Has Its Own Personality.

The Thing I Don't Like On Television Is When Somebody Does Something That Makes Absolutely No Sense Just For The Shock Of It.

The Best Part Of Getting To Do What You Like Is Just Doing It. That Doesn't Have To Do With Being Famous Or Even Successful Or Even Powerful. I See People In Life Who Are Just Doing A Job And Seem To Be Having A Good Time. And That's The Trick.

I Didn't Grow Up Identifying With Beauty. I Grew Up Thinking I Could Be Smart And Funny - Those Are The Things I Got Feedback On.