Jason Biggs

There's all this, but like, there is something to be said for,

when you're that, when you're young, just having no sense of, you're like, oh, whatever.

I just really, I just want to, you know, you know, do this thing and then, you know, go home and, you know, I recorded my favorite Saturday morning show that I want to watch.

And just like your thing, you're just the things you think about.

You're too naive to be nervous.

Isn't it the best?

Anxiety doesn't really exist.

If you're lucky.

I mean, obviously not for every kid, but I feel like anxiety didn't enter my life until I was in my twenties.

Like it was like the idea of like sitting and stewing or worrying about somebody's like, well, you either do it or you don't.

Yeah.

No, that's, that's exactly right.

So, um, but yeah, but it was definitely, uh, I mean,

I will say it was a crazy schedule because I was still going to school.

And so it was, you know, you do the eight shows from the, you know, I'd wake up in the morning, I'd go to school, right?

And then after school, come home, do homework, get in my mom's limo minivan, drive through Lincoln Tunnel traffic, get to the city, do the play.

It was a three-hour play.

I wasn't in the second act.

I wasn't in the second act, but I had to stay for curtain call.

So me and David Krumholz, Dave wasn't in the act one and I wasn't in act two.