David Sutcliffe

Yeah, that's how most of us are oriented. That's what we see because they look so happy. We get this curated version of celebrities or influencers, but I know the truth because I was there in Hollywood. I saw what's going on. I was like, these fucking people are crazy. I couldn't believe it. It was shocking to me how incredibly neurotic they were.

And wonderful people and brilliant and all of that, as you're experiencing. But it doesn't take away your problems. It's the one thing I appreciate about Ben Affleck. I mean, he talks about this... wide out in the open. He's just like, I hate being fucking famous. I can't do anything. I have to live in this fucking box. And none of my problems went away. I still have to live with all my problems.

And wonderful people and brilliant and all of that, as you're experiencing. But it doesn't take away your problems. It's the one thing I appreciate about Ben Affleck. I mean, he talks about this... wide out in the open. He's just like, I hate being fucking famous. I can't do anything. I have to live in this fucking box. And none of my problems went away. I still have to live with all my problems.

And wonderful people and brilliant and all of that, as you're experiencing. But it doesn't take away your problems. It's the one thing I appreciate about Ben Affleck. I mean, he talks about this... wide out in the open. He's just like, I hate being fucking famous. I can't do anything. I have to live in this fucking box. And none of my problems went away. I still have to live with all my problems.

And maybe in some way, it actually makes it harder.

And maybe in some way, it actually makes it harder.

And maybe in some way, it actually makes it harder.

Yeah, well, yeah, nobody gives a shit about the problems of the rich and successful. And that's a burden that, you know, you have to bear. I feel fortunate that, yeah, I got a level of fame that wasn't crippling. Um, you know, I had one TV show and, you know, people knew me from it, but it was, it was a very popular show, but it was small audience. So, you know, I, I,

Yeah, well, yeah, nobody gives a shit about the problems of the rich and successful. And that's a burden that, you know, you have to bear. I feel fortunate that, yeah, I got a level of fame that wasn't crippling. Um, you know, I had one TV show and, you know, people knew me from it, but it was, it was a very popular show, but it was small audience. So, you know, I, I,

Yeah, well, yeah, nobody gives a shit about the problems of the rich and successful. And that's a burden that, you know, you have to bear. I feel fortunate that, yeah, I got a level of fame that wasn't crippling. Um, you know, I had one TV show and, you know, people knew me from it, but it was, it was a very popular show, but it was small audience. So, you know, I, I,

I can walk down the street and all of that. I mean, I'm still going to get recognized on the regular, but it allowed me to continue to engage in life and it allowed me to make a career transition, you know, because I went back and talked to a lot of my friends who are very famous and, you know, and I told them what it was that I was doing. They're like, you got out?

I can walk down the street and all of that. I mean, I'm still going to get recognized on the regular, but it allowed me to continue to engage in life and it allowed me to make a career transition, you know, because I went back and talked to a lot of my friends who are very famous and, you know, and I told them what it was that I was doing. They're like, you got out?

I can walk down the street and all of that. I mean, I'm still going to get recognized on the regular, but it allowed me to continue to engage in life and it allowed me to make a career transition, you know, because I went back and talked to a lot of my friends who are very famous and, you know, and I told them what it was that I was doing. They're like, you got out?

And I was so surprised, but what do you mean I got out? They're like, man, good for you, you got out.

And I was so surprised, but what do you mean I got out? They're like, man, good for you, you got out.

And I was so surprised, but what do you mean I got out? They're like, man, good for you, you got out.

Well, it is a kind of prison, what you're famous, because you can't really go anywhere and you can't make a transition. You're stuck there. You can't go get a regular job because of the amount of transference that's placed on you. And so I was really surprised by their reaction. It was the first time that I realized that they did, in fact, feel...

Well, it is a kind of prison, what you're famous, because you can't really go anywhere and you can't make a transition. You're stuck there. You can't go get a regular job because of the amount of transference that's placed on you. And so I was really surprised by their reaction. It was the first time that I realized that they did, in fact, feel...

Well, it is a kind of prison, what you're famous, because you can't really go anywhere and you can't make a transition. You're stuck there. You can't go get a regular job because of the amount of transference that's placed on you. And so I was really surprised by their reaction. It was the first time that I realized that they did, in fact, feel...

trapped and I felt fortunate that I still had the kind of freedom to be able to walk away.