Amanda Peet

And be like, oh, yeah, yeah, mm-hmm.

Wait, agent or studio exec?

I think more later on.

I think it was more later.

It sure wasn't that, Jason.

I've had incredible success.

I'm going to go rest on my laurels now.

Take another look.

Yeah, I think...

Well, you know, like once I started writing a little bit and when I was shooting the chair, which, you know, when I was behind the camera and all the ladies like Sandra Oh and everyone had to get there earlier and I could roll in in my snow pants with my mustache and my hair and just be and but still be the boss.

I was like, this is fucking great.

What have I been doing this whole time?

And it's really fun to have, you know, to have last cut, final cut.

Because I went to Friends in Manhattan on 16th Street and there was a teacher who was there when I was there who was really lovely.

And in the New York Times, it was in the New York Times, there was a huge mishigas because he was in a math class and he was pointing to something and he made a Nazi salute joke.

It was the teacher.

And it became at Friends Seminary at my Quaker school, this huge controversy.

Friends is a school.

Manhattan Friends is a Quaker school.

And it was the beginning of... That's a joke.