You Can't Just Put Gay

The Makeup [for Count Olaf] Took About Two And A Half Hours Every Morning. The Meditation Was Another Hour And A Half. I Would Eat A Big Breakfast - That Was Probably 45 Minutes. And Then It Was Lunch.

I Don't Want To Have To Inadvertently Find A Gift And Go Like, "what The Hell Is? Oh No, That's For Me." And Then Have To Pretend Like I'm Surprised Later. If I Know Where They're Hidden, I Will Not Look. I Love Presents And I Hate Faking Surprises.

Thankfully, The Meat Of The Tony Telecast Is The Performances From The Shows, So The Awards Show Kind Of Creates Itself Around The Season, And Then I Fill In Based On The Vibe Of The Season In General. I'm Happy That There'll Be So Many Legitimately Good Performances On The Show.

Being Able To Live My Life Transparently Does Empower Me To Feel Like I Can Be Myself More. It's Easier For Me To Flirt With Girls Now That Girls Know That I'm Gay. It Almost Makes It A Sexier Encounter Than If I Was Trying To Pretend That I Was Straight.

The Voiceover Thing Is Very Selfless. You Go In There And They've Hired You For Your Voice, But They Know Exactly What They Want, And The Writer's There And He Knows Exactly How It's Supposed To Be Said. So You Can't Really Argue With Them, You Just Have To Let Them Tell You What To Do And Then Do It.