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27, 28, before you started seeing anything that could be considered real success, I mean, were you dispirited along the way? Yes, I think so, but I was also happy. I was really happy. The moment I decided to do that was a giant relief to me. The worry shifted to my parents and shifted to people that love me, like, oh my God, what's he doing? But when you have a sense of direction, it's almost a momentum. who's like, okay, I don't know how far the road is, but I think for finally I'm on the right path. And a lot of people don't find their path, and I felt like I was lucky to do it. It doesn't ensure any measure of success, just knowing what you want to do, because a lot of people want to run in the Olympics, but they're not fast enough to run in the Olympics. You know what I mean? You want to be successful in this business, but are you willing to learn how it works, and are you trying to get better? That's what I try to do. I know you get this question on that, but how did Alex's being removed from the theatrical distribution of the picture? I have told that story and I consistent in the story which was of course I would have liked to have been in the film But when I actually got the job even before we started filming the big show forget about that it was a big hit and that I didn end up in the movie When I got that job, that's when I knew the moment was starting to happen for me. That's when I knew. On the drive home, I thought, this is happening. I had a big secret. I was on a freeway driving home. There was a thousand cars in front of me. There was a thousand cars behind me. And I, that whole 45 minute drive home, I went, this is happening for me. And it was. And things, so the obvious things to people were, you weren't in the film, so you must be despondent or whatever. And I wasn't. Because I went back and on that freeway, I knew it was happening. Yes, of course it would have been nice. But if I look at the architecture of my career, I know what the moments are.