When I Do Stand-up Shows

My Name Is Adam. My Father's Name Is Adam. Having The Same Name As Your Father, It's Alright Until Your Voice Changes. My Friends Would Always Call Up, 'is Adam There?' My Father Would Say, 'this Is Adam.' My Friends Would Say, 'adam, You Were So Wasted Last Night.'

It Definitely Has Learning A Lesson About The Way You're Living Your Life. I Wouldn't Compare Our Movie To That, But It Has A Structure Where It's About A Man Who Doesn't Appreciate All That He Has And Finds Out At The End That Life Has Been Great And He Has To Enjoy That.

Sitting In A Room Being Forced To Listen To 'the Chanukah Song' Over And Over." [on His Idea Of Hell]

I Guess In My House When I Was Growing Up, I Was Comfortable Trying To Be Funny. And My Dad, Of Course, It Bugged Him Sometimes. He Was Trying To Rest, And I Was Constantly Trying To Say Something Stupid To Get A Reaction. But I Like Doing These Movies. You Can Do It In Front Of The Camera And Then It's Over. I Don't Have To Worry About Being In Front Of Too Many People.

I Wanted To Make Sure That I Did One Movie In My Career That Mothers Hug Me For.