I won't say sorry for having met famous people. I grew up in the movie studios with my grandpa who was a scenic, which means painter, in the studios. He worked on over 100 movies. My uncle does the same and worked on the green mile and a bunch of stuff. My father started as a painter and opened his own set shop when I was 4 or 5 years old. To this day I can drive right on to any studio lot in LA with my last name. If you've ever been on a studio lot you'd know that you could be in the cafeteria in line with George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh like I was once. Or with Leonardo DiCaprio. I didn't eat with them, they were just there having lunch the same as me. I've played with Moose, the dog that played Eddie on Fraser which is where my love for Jack Russell's started. That was on the Paramount lot. When I went to see my brother who was working on a Pepsi commercial set for their Superbowl ad with Beyonce, which was directed by Spike Lee who was very nice surprisingly, and shot at the studio at Warner Brothers next to the studio where Friends was shot. I saw those guys too. Didn't speak to them once, although I did speak to Courtney once at Backstage Cafe in Beverly Hills, owned by her ex bf Ian Copeland, who is Sting's manager and the brother of Stewart Copeland the drummer for the Police. At that very same bar I saw Rod Stewart sing happy birthday to his step son Ashley Hamilton, son of George Hamilton. I also saw Liam Neeson there and again later that night at the Beverly Club which is a strip club.
I was a regular at Backstage for a bit and saw at least 50 people who are valid movie stars. So what. I grew up in that environment.
ok time to get my day going. videos are done for this week.
have a good one folks
it's my favorite place on earth. the last time I was there Jimmy Buffet was staying in the villa next to me with his son. truly amazing place. 
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