My Job Is To Say,

I Think The Advent Of The Internet Gave Us All A Big Boost, Because By The Time The Internet Became Mainstream And You Could Get It In Your Home, A Lot Of Us Were Used To Dealing In Fan Culture, Writing To Magazines Or Anything At The Back Of Comic Books.

Haven't Two Hundred Years Of Failed Missionary Work Overseas Taught Anybody Anything? You Can't Convert People To Anything - Whether Religion, Or Something As Inane As Our Flicks.

My Father Taught Me To Weigh My Words Carefully, And Speak Up Only When I Had Something Insightful To Add To The Proceedings, Or Something Really Funny To Say. He Also Taught Me That If I Couldn’t Be That Kind Of Guy In Real Life, That I Could Earn A Healthy Living Pretending To Be That Guy In The Movies – Particularly When Paired Up With A Long Haired Stoner.

Don't Be Afraid To Do Weird Stuff, So Long As You Do It Cheaply And Cover Everyone's Bets. Be Bold. Be Stupid, If You Have To: So Long As You Don't Hurt Anybody, What's It Matter How Dopey Your Dream Is? If I Hadn't Made Tusk? If I'd Let It Die As A Podcast? I Wouldn't Have Three Other Movies I'm Now Making Within The Span Of A Year. Some Folks Will Try To Shame You For Trying Something Outside The Norm; The Only Shame Is In Not Trying To Accomplish Your Dreams.

If There Was No Internet, My Career Would Have Ended In 1995.