Jeff Hiller

But also, sometimes you get cast as the person who takes their shirt off and

whenever an actor has their shirt off, it's either because you want to look at them and be like, wow, they are hot.

Or it's to be like, oh my gosh, they're so not hot.

Um, and so, um, I think in that sense, they want to just see you sort of be jiggly.

They don't want to be like, wait, what are those things?

You know?

So I think, um,

It's hurt in that sense.

But it's also like, do I really want those roles where I'm like, look at me jiggle?

Probably not.

So in that sense, I guess there's definitely been more than one commercial where I was not cast because you had to take your shirt off in the audition.

And I could tell them that they were like, huh, what is that?

But then self-image wise, it's just one more reason that I'm uncomfortable.

One more reason that when I go to the beach, I'm like, oh, God, I'm not going to explain this to people.

That sort of a thing.

And then, you know, you hope you don't go in the beach and your fake hair flows away in the ocean.

Oh, yeah.

Right, when they had to ride in a convertible.

Terry, that was original Hermes.

I believe.