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BayBay: Well I got involved with Banzai from my own job, from where I work at. Donald Whittier the producer comes in there to eat all the time, and ya know, I'm, always spontaneous with what I do and I'm always making people laugh and trying to be a good person. So he says he does films and would I like to be in a film and I was like whoa yeah. Ya know and it just went from there and he just told me he'd call me and he called me and it was a project about a bulkhead, which I didn't know what a Bulkhead was at the time. I mean I been on a big ship before but I didn't know that a bulkhead is the safest place on the ship if there is turmoil(?) or anything. I just thought bulkhead was another word until I seen what the bulkhead is on a ship ya know it just made things more clear. That's how I, just from my job, that's how I got involved. L: And had you done any acting in school or anything like that? B: Nah, but I can, I always did the acting in the mirror. Ya know everybody can do the acting in the mirror. It was like, ya know some people feel special about themselves. See, when you love yourself, that's basically all you need. And I always felt like I had the talent to do anything. Like I'm a great chef now. I can cook you anything from breakfast to lunch to dinner. L: So when Donald mentioned it, you didn't have any hesitation. You just said sure. Let's do it? B: No hesitation at all. It was like a dream come true almost. L: That's cool. That's cool. You got discovered in a soda shop. B: Yeah. Yeah.
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