Max KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

You know, when I look at where I was five years ago compared to now, I've witnessed such profound shifts in how people can transform themselves. It's really changed my entire perspective on what humans are capable of achieving.

You know, I've been coming to this place, like, forever and ever. And the people here, they're just amazing. And some of them, they've known me since way back when. So I figured, I mean, why would I go anywhere else?

I think I got my eating habits from my sister, like how we both can't cook very well. And the way I organize things, or I guess don't organize things, that's probably from growing up watching my dad's messy desk and stuff.

You know, I was walking through downtown yesterday, and like, there were these people just standing around taking selfies everywhere. And I'm thinking, like, when did this become normal? Like, I don't remember everyone being so obsessed with photos when I was younger, but maybe I'm just getting old.

You know, I think what's really interesting about acting is... it's like, you're always learning, always discovering new things. I mean, each role, each experience, it kind of teaches you something about yourself and about life.

You know, I was walking through downtown yesterday, and like, there were these street performers doing their thing, and I'm standing there thinking, am I the only one who feels weird about stopping to watch? Like, when did I become so self-conscious about everything, but.

The hardest part about filming was probably, like, the emotional scenes because, you know, you have to kind of balance between being really intense but also keeping it natural, if that makes sense? It's pretty challenging to get that right every time.

You know, working with the cast is pretty amazing, and it's like, we've become this real family over the years. Sometimes we'll be filming a scene, and Tom will crack a joke, and we just can't keep it together, and that's what makes it special, you know?