Harvey Guillén

And you're like, yeah.

no, how would you, like, that's just, that sounds dangerous, trouble, wrong, illegal.

It reminds me of, like, being, when my early, early in my career, we went to a party after an award show, and I was on a show, and I think everyone on our show was, like, 21, had just turned 21, 22, and we went to a party, and there was kids there from, like, network, children's networks, and I was, like, where are the parents?

Like, it was literally, like,

They were like, that was my first thought was like, where are the parents?

And I remember looking at another actor who was on a different show and they looked at another actor who was on Glee and they were like, we should probably leave.

I don't want to be the oldest person.

I don't want to get arrested.

Yeah.

It was somebody who's like, you know, like partied, who was an actor, an entertainer.

And you go, you run in the same circles and people are like, happy 21st and whatnot.

But at a 21st birthday, there was definitely kids who were 19 and 20.

And in the state of California, if you're the oldest person at a party, you are responsible for that household.

I think that's what someone told me.

I think that was what the other actor told me.

And I was like, I don't want to be responsible for any of the kids.

I don't want to be responsible for any of them.

So we left and we went to get sushi.

Because even at 21 and 22, you're like, we're mature.

You're not that much older than these other kids who are 19 and 20.