Will it come out before Fast and Cheerios? Oh yeah. Number 27. Yeah. Is that what they're saying? Holy hell. Just kidding. I have a thing. I got a film. I got a phone call. I got a phone call this week and they're saying, we're making another one on my way home. Yeah. Nobody even asked me. Maybe he's told me we were making another one. You're not just the face of David of course. No, no. Face of Fast and Cheerios. Maybe you should ask me if I want to do it first. You know, instead of just telling someone. There would not ever film without you basically at this stage. Yeah, maybe. It would be difficult to replace. Because people I used to you now. Yeah. People are looking forward to seeing you. Yeah. So, but if you had your choice, what would you do? What kind of film would you do? You know, it's funny because I have a dark side. So, I did this movie called Running Scared, which was really dark. Hard heart. A lot of violence. Really? Yeah. It's funny because a lot of people had major issues with it. Because they think it's a, I don't know, it's that's... Like it almost glorifies it or it is too embracing. But the thing that is so funny about violence and language and all that. It makes people uncomfortable as people don't want to accept the fact that we are all capable of such world of things. Yeah. So, as opposed to suppressing it and burying it? No. Let's embrace it. Let's see it for what it is. Let it be horrible. Let it be shocking. Let the reminder be right in your face. You never go to the dark side. For me, it's like, I know that I suppress a lot of things through life and experiences. You know, you want to be the better person. Maybe you bottle up too much. For me, as an actor, it's therapeutic. I get out so much toxicity and so many horrible things. And maybe we're buried way way down in here. And at the end of the day, I'm completely exhausted. At the end of the shoot, I'm completely beat. But it's been a ride. It's been a roller coaster ride. I did that move in a girlfriend when I came out to visit. She was going to spend two weeks with her. She spent four days and said, I don't even know who you are and how it's going on. Four days. Couldn't I take it? No, I didn't say that. But, you know, for the longest time, like I pondered, I couldn't figure out just what it meant about me. I thought that maybe something was seriously wrong that I enjoyed that experience so much. But, you know, over the last, say, like, five, six, seven years and reflecting and looking back and understanding myself now better, I'm like, it was just an extra slice. You know, I enjoyed being able to go in there and just root out all that nastiness. And it's all on screen. And some people appreciate it. I don't know if they're twisted. Or maybe they're just like me. Hey, what's up, I'm Paul Walker. And be sure to check out LAT infestible.com.