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It is much less reluctant when it comes to talking about things like the birthday party on the theme of basketball in the work for his son (he and his wife Chloé Bridges welcomed their first child in February 2024), that the co-star of “Gemstones” would have the best weekend in the city of the Angels (“obviously it's its ideal,” he said. With table pancakes and ends with a parchment. garbage that his Instagram algorithm serves.
This interview was slightly modified and condensed for duration and clarity.
9 p.m.: Break into some table pancakes with Blu Jam Cafe
I would take a quiet morning, got up, made my stretching – I really cared for the big day that I am about to have – then we hit the city. I think I would probably go to Blu Jam Cafe on Melrose (avenue). It is this nice little place, and there is generally a line, especially on Sunday. But you can go up and down melrose and shop while waiting for your table. I try to eat a little healthy, so I always do the jamming of the protein. But then I am a villain and I will also order pancakes with blueberries for the table so that everyone can have a pancake. But most of the time, it's just me and my wife, so it's essentially a pile of pancakes for both of us, which is a perfect scenario. Maybe I will have a mimosa or two.
10:30 am: Take hot nuts on the original producers' market
So I like to go to Original producer market And just walk. When I arrived in Los Angeles (from Iowa to 18 years old), I did not know what to do or where to go, and people said to go to the grove and walk. And that's how I found the producers' market. I thought I had discovered this hidden jewelry and I said to myself: “Does anyone know this place?” Then I entered, and yes, people know this place. I love all the little stands. I like to get habanero pistachios (from The Magic Nut & Candy Co.) So I'm going to do that and then walk with my hot nuts.
I had my very first celebrity to spot here. He was the limousine driver in the film “Blank Check”, and he was at this small bar in the middle (Bar 326)) Drink a beer. I don't even know the guy's name, but it finished seeing someone I had seen in the movies. I wanted to sit next to him and order a beer, but I was only 18 years old, so I couldn't do that. So I just ate hot nuts from afar by looking at the “blank check” limousine driver, and he could have been George Clooney for me.
Midi: Make a morning in the grove
I would (hang on the farmer) for perhaps an hour about an hour, then I would grab a morning at (AMC Le Bosquet 14)). Even if it is a big theater channel. I love the grove and I like this theater. This is one of these places where my wife and I have been going for years, and it was one of the first cinemas to whom I went when I came to the first time – and The Arclight, Rip. The last film I saw (in the grove) was “Gladiator II”.
3 p.m.: Take advantage of an appointment with Ms. Pac-Man
So I could go to Barcade at Highland Park. It is sort of for my generation – older millennials – who actually went to arcades in shopping centers. Now we can play all these old arcade games that we remember from our childhood and have some beers while we do. Embarrassing, (the game in which I am really good) is “Mrs. Pac-Man. “It's the most nerd game to play, but I'm going to spend 50 cents and play for an hour. And all my friends are like:” Do you want to do something else or go elsewhere? “And I say to myself:” I am good here. “In fact, I am a Dork about” Mme Pac-Man “that I have a table version at home, but when I go to Barcade, I will not play my wife.
5 p.m.: Pipe in French dip
So I would probably go to Philippe the original City center. The right French dip (classic beef) and the potato salad are my one-two punch. I receive such a kick to see the guys who have been working there for 40 years. This shows how good they are for their people (and) what a good work environment it should be. They work in the same place for 40 years and they can always find happiness by doing the same job they have done forever. It always puts a smile on my face.
7 p.m.: Attend a clippers game
Either I would stay in the city center – maybe there would be a dodger game in progress – or would make the long journey towards the intuit dome and catch a Los Angeles Clippers game. Their stadium is really impressive; I already have four or five times (cameras) scan your face. Then you can go to the small store and just take a popcorn and a soda and go out. And he scans your face (and invoice your credit card). At first, I said to myself: “Oh, my God! I am so famous that they recognized me! And then I realized that my face was on the screen. And (ticketing and biometric concessions) allows you to spend more time in your headquarters watch the match.
It is a city of Lakers, and I know it. But I bet on the mowers maybe 15 years ago now, and I still ride with them. And I will drive with them forever. I have had seasonal tickets for about eight years and I loved it. But then I was just out of the city so much work that I could not end up going to so many games. My clipper (preferred) of all time should be Blake Griffin. When he joined, this transformed the mowers of a garbage basketball team in the days of the city of Lob, which was the most fun. It was Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and Deandre Jordan, and it was suddenly a show. And it was a better show than what the Lakers did at the time, so it was exciting to be a fan of the clippers. Now we have Kawhi (Leonard) and James Harden, and it's a different type of spectacle. And, honestly, it could be a better basketball. But I miss these lobs.
9:30 p.m.: End the night when the career started
I think I would probably try to finish my night at Hollywood Improv Comedy club. It was my first job when I moved to Los Angeles when I was just a child. I answered the phones during the day, and at night, I would be the guy from the door. When I left – because my comedy and my acting career took off – they told me that I was the worst guy at the door of what was their 35 years of history. I was 20, but I seemed to be 15 years old. And my voice had not yet dropped. Whenever there were heckling or someone was drunk and turbulent, instead of telling them to leave, I should go get someone else to tell them to leave.
But working there was really my big break because I could see the best actors in the world every night. And then the director, Reeta Piazza, told me that I had to start changing the outfit in case a comic strip does not appear. I did it, and when a comic was late, they asked me if I could kill five or 10 minutes. Finally, I started to draw attention, and I was (invited to become one of the new faces of comedy) the Montreal Comedy Festival because they had seen me there. And then I drew the attention of Comedy Central, which led me to get my program “Workaholics”.
(Before that,), we could try to tighten in sushi to Yamashiro. As kitsch as it is, it has a magnificent view of the city, and the sushi are also quite good.
11 p.m.: Surf the Instagram algorithm
I would like to say that I just open the La Times and that I do my news or that I do something useful (before bedtime), but I would likely like to watch Instagram and watch my algorithm feed me more waste. (It is) a little embarrassing (because), it is all babies who give their dads a little lete eye or adolescents who try to fight their teachers, because my algorithm is everywhere.
