That’s really cool. It’s like the little things are actually the big things, you can really just put everything into perspective that way.
Exactly! The little things are the big things. And they don’t go away. Once you start getting that, then you’re not afraid of anything. You’re armed.
For example, I had a British racing green Porsche 911 Carrera after finishing 46 episodes of that CBS show I was on, "Shark." It was like more money than I even understood. In my defense, it was truly my dream car. I walked onto the Beverly Hills Porsche lot and actually saw Steve Carell was there buying a Porsche, too. It was just totally surreal. I drove off the lot that day in my dream car. Cut to a year later, I’m like “Um, no.” Gas is insane, I am a total asshole right now, this is not my personality, and I sold it. Now I’m driving a British racing green Mini Cooper instead; it’s really cute and it’s sporty and all that. It’s more normal.
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