Charlie Day

We've done a lot of these.

I don't know how long we can keep them up.

Yeah, that's basically it.

I mean, we were shooting in my apartment, which was on the corner of Western and Franklin there.

I think I paid $600 a month for rent.

Yeah, I think I might have seen you scoring on the corner.

Yeah, I might have had to run you down a dime bag or something once.

You know what it was?

So we had shot this thing, and it was pretty good, but we knew we'd sort of not hit the nail on the head.

And we had nothing really going on, so we redid the whole thing.

We were doing it so cheaply.

We were holding the cameras.

We had a little boom.

It was real Lorette.

And our second go-around was pretty funny.

We thought, oh, there's something here.

And we were all at Three Arts Management at the time.

So, like, Nick Frankel and Michael Rotenberg took it to WME, and they kind of sat on it for a while.

They're like, yeah, maybe we'll hook you up with a big producer.

And, God, we waited forever for Jon Favreau to watch it.