Chris Perfetti

I still feel bad about it to this day, but I sort of used it as a way to get a job elsewhere.

I knew about this kind of like Starbucks loophole that if you got hired, you could be transferred somewhere.

And I knew when I went to drama school, I needed a job.

And so I didn't tell them, but I applied and got a job in my hometown just so that I would have somewhere to work when I went to school.

Yeah, there's like a few of them, I guess.

I was not trusted with the customers.

They learned very early on.

at the bar to make the drinks.

I was really good at that.

Oh no, there was no time.

What are you talking about?

I feel like I worked at quite possibly the busiest Starbucks in the world, and so you were just lucky if your order came out correct.

I don't know.

I think doing Shakespeare in the Park really kind of like came up first for me.

You're doing a play for, first of all, just so many people.

It's outdoors and sometimes it rains halfway through and you flip and fall on your butt in front of everyone.

Maybe.

Maybe it happened more than once.

Are you kidding, Nagin?

And you saying that just kind of has renewed my fears about season five.