00:00Life is great, but what's a life if you're not enjoying, if you're suffering from medication,
00:05if you're suffering from illnesses and certain things that we have the ability to treat,
00:11yet we choose not to for financial gain?
00:15I think we have a long way to go on that.
00:18For me, I would just like to step into a machine and get diagnosed, injected, and healed in 30 seconds.
00:24That would be my beautiful, ideal world, but that's not going to happen anytime in our near future.
00:31I like working with kids. I like seeing not just kids with disabilities, but all kids evolve and grow
00:37and change the perception of reality.
00:40I think it's so important to show kids disability on a mainstream level,
00:46to bring a normality to the screen, to bring a normality to what we are as a human race.
00:52Do you go for roles that aren't necessarily supposed to be a disabled character?
00:56I go for everything. If it keeps me employed, man, I'm going for it.
01:03You wouldn't believe some of the things I've auditioned for.
01:09I just auditioned for this red-headed character back in the 1950s.
01:15It was German. I'm like, one, I'm not red-headed.
01:18Two, I don't speak German, and then it's like, three, I don't even know what three is.
01:24Do people still come up to you in the street and ask you about breakfast?
01:29Yeah, actually, I get a lot of breakfast.
01:32There's actually, I've actually been, you know, has anyone ever been to serial killers?
01:37Does anyone of y'all know about that, right?
01:38I've been there a few times, actually.
01:40I shot a skit there, but breakfast will forever haunt me.
01:46Veggie bacon, all that, like all the, oh, eggs joke, egg joke for days.
01:52Just never can escape, ever.
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