Jason Bateman

Ah, sure, sure, man.

You figure out how to channel it.

Yeah.

All right.

So then were things sort of set up in a way where transitioning out of that show and into other possible sources of employment were kind of set up?

Like, were you feeling confident?

Did you go right into was it Happy Gilmore was was first out of there?

Yeah, that's the way that works.

But it's like doing what we do, you're effectively getting fired at the end of every single job.

You have to go find another job.

If you're having a really good year as an actor, you get fired like six or seven times, you know, like you've got six or seven and you have like, there's no guarantee.

There's no diploma that you can kind of job interview after job interview.

And it's, it's, I remember buying the attitude that I realized I should have been renting.

When, you know, things kind of dried up and I was really confident until they just didn't want me anymore.

And it's like, well, now you got to build up a whole ego and coping mechanism to get yourself confident that's not reliant on employment.

That's really hard to do.

The Hogan family was after that, or Valerie, yeah, yeah.

Oh, I was so confident.

I thought I was such hot shit.

And then the phone stopped ringing.