Paul Faust

And I will never forget it.

But Brian says, OK, nobody F up.

paul and he looks at me and you know he was messing around but it was so funny and then the entire time we shot the scene i had my lines to say but we shot it about 20 30 times and every single time brian and ed said different things and i happen to think they're super funny and it was very hard to keep straight face i never knew what was going to come out of their mouths they were making faces at me trying to get me to laugh

And I had to sit there and be dead serious.

I didn't want to be the guy to mess up the scene.

So working with people who were literally comic geniuses in their delivery and their timing, having to sit there and being the new guy on set and trying to keep a straight face and not to mess up was a challenge, but such a life experience and just so funny to do.

And I'm so honored to be a part of a small little part of the office.

So we're shooting the scene over and over again.

You know, they want to get it right.

And sometimes the lines don't work, but the facial expressions are great.

So one of the guys comes in and says, when this happens, I forget the word used.

I want you to do this.

And then he walked out and I'm looking around like, I have no idea what that means.

So the camera guy behind me, he's like, you don't know what that means.

I'm like, no, I've never done this before.

He goes, okay.

I'll tap you on the shoulder when you should say your line.

So I was literally sitting there and something was going on.

And I felt the camera guy who was shooting over my shoulder, tap me on the shoulder when to say my line.

And it was just sort of indicative of the whole experience because everybody was so friendly and helpful and just wanted to get it done right.