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Adam Sachs

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447 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

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That would be my first assumption. I'm like stretching out in the parking lot. Like, all right, maybe I got to. And then I see all these guys singing, and I'm like, that's not going to help you with the baseball movie, pussy.

Oh, boy. Someone didn't play baseball in the fifth grade. And then I actually take a look at the sides and I'm like, this isn't baseball at all. There's a lot of singing in this baseball movie. And so I go and I do the scenes and it went well. And they were like, what song did you prepare? You had not prepared anything. I had not prepared anything. And they're just like, well...

Oh, boy. Someone didn't play baseball in the fifth grade. And then I actually take a look at the sides and I'm like, this isn't baseball at all. There's a lot of singing in this baseball movie. And so I go and I do the scenes and it went well. And they were like, what song did you prepare? You had not prepared anything. I had not prepared anything. And they're just like, well...

Oh, boy. Someone didn't play baseball in the fifth grade. And then I actually take a look at the sides and I'm like, this isn't baseball at all. There's a lot of singing in this baseball movie. And so I go and I do the scenes and it went well. And they were like, what song did you prepare? You had not prepared anything. I had not prepared anything. And they're just like, well...

It's whatever song that you know a lot of the words to. We just want to know you can carry a tune. So weirdly, the first song that popped into my head was, Whatever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paperboy, the evening TV. Which is the Full House theme song.

It's whatever song that you know a lot of the words to. We just want to know you can carry a tune. So weirdly, the first song that popped into my head was, Whatever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paperboy, the evening TV. Which is the Full House theme song.

It's whatever song that you know a lot of the words to. We just want to know you can carry a tune. So weirdly, the first song that popped into my head was, Whatever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paperboy, the evening TV. Which is the Full House theme song.

And and then somehow I got I have no idea. I walked out of there. I'm like, they all laughed really hard. But I'm like, I didn't prove I could sing. I don't think they wanted like a 80 year old jazz singer to be the lead of.

And and then somehow I got I have no idea. I walked out of there. I'm like, they all laughed really hard. But I'm like, I didn't prove I could sing. I don't think they wanted like a 80 year old jazz singer to be the lead of.

And and then somehow I got I have no idea. I walked out of there. I'm like, they all laughed really hard. But I'm like, I didn't prove I could sing. I don't think they wanted like a 80 year old jazz singer to be the lead of.

Well, I'm learning the more... Yeah, I feel like I'm definitely way more prepared in the things I do now. But I think there is a special... If you could care less about most things, it goes better. I think when you care too much and you're too wrapped up, you get emotionally tied to a thing and you want it too much. And it comes off as like a weird manic energy when you come in the room.

Well, I'm learning the more... Yeah, I feel like I'm definitely way more prepared in the things I do now. But I think there is a special... If you could care less about most things, it goes better. I think when you care too much and you're too wrapped up, you get emotionally tied to a thing and you want it too much. And it comes off as like a weird manic energy when you come in the room.

Well, I'm learning the more... Yeah, I feel like I'm definitely way more prepared in the things I do now. But I think there is a special... If you could care less about most things, it goes better. I think when you care too much and you're too wrapped up, you get emotionally tied to a thing and you want it too much. And it comes off as like a weird manic energy when you come in the room.

You're like, hey, how's it? Oh, pleasure. Pleasure to meet you. And you're talking to the casting director, the producers. I don't want to hang out with this guy on set.

You're like, hey, how's it? Oh, pleasure. Pleasure to meet you. And you're talking to the casting director, the producers. I don't want to hang out with this guy on set.

You're like, hey, how's it? Oh, pleasure. Pleasure to meet you. And you're talking to the casting director, the producers. I don't want to hang out with this guy on set.

I think so. And I mean, now, as my career has grown and gone on, I'm definitely more prepared with things. But I still try to bring that energy of like, I've been around long enough that if this thing doesn't go, I'll find something else or I'll put another thing. So like, don't put too much pressure on one thing. And I think it I think it helps.

I think so. And I mean, now, as my career has grown and gone on, I'm definitely more prepared with things. But I still try to bring that energy of like, I've been around long enough that if this thing doesn't go, I'll find something else or I'll put another thing. So like, don't put too much pressure on one thing. And I think it I think it helps.

I think so. And I mean, now, as my career has grown and gone on, I'm definitely more prepared with things. But I still try to bring that energy of like, I've been around long enough that if this thing doesn't go, I'll find something else or I'll put another thing. So like, don't put too much pressure on one thing. And I think it I think it helps.

You came and, like, you were... slain on the guitar. And then I came and helped you sing this. Like, I don't remember. I don't even remember.