Sean Hayes

But he had to.

It was awful.

Oh, golly.

I would love to, no, but I would love to.

But, you know, Charlie, I was going to ask you, like there's – when we were all young, all four of us and other people like us that are actors, there was a definite path to what you wanted, right?

You got your headshots and then you had your resume on the back and then you would –

submit them to agents and then agents.

But now it seems so different.

Do you have friends?

Like, does your sister have friends and be like, Hey, Charlie, can you help my friend out?

They want to get into the biz and they need advice.

I mean, do you ever get people coming to you?

And what would that advice be now for kids, rather than when we were growing up?

I actually like it.

I actually don't mind it.

Yeah, it's all about timing, but yeah, I actually like it.

It's just really tough for everybody.

I think you have to create your own path.

Gone are the days of relying and waiting on phone calls and agents and all that to do it for you.

You have to pick up a camera, you have to write the thing, direct the thing, act the thing, put it on YouTube, all that kind of stuff.