Lulu Garcia Navarro

And you've been, you know, vocally against AI's use in writing and in animation.

Do you feel like you're standing against the tide?

And why are you standing against the tide?

Because, again, I guess it's like a...

You know, I think the executives view it as like a cost savings, right?

Because I think they see it as a way to execute in a way that doesn't require as many resources.

You're not going to have an Evan AI bot to be.

Exactly.

All right.

Hard pivot.

As I mentioned, you were on Howard Stern where you told a lot of stories about drugs.

And you said the only time that you were drug free was on a trip to Singapore where drugs are illegal on penalty of death.

And I really was curious because you didn't describe the experience of what it was like not to be high for the first time since you were a kid.

Yeah.

I mean, you've helped normalize cannabis use.

When I think about Pineapple Express to today, it's been a complete sea change.

And I think it's a real testament to the cultural impact of your work.

Was that an explicit aim or just sort of a fortunate byproduct?

How do you promote that movie without mentioning weed?

Okay, before I say goodbye, you're filming the studio today.