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Testo: <blockquote data-quote="f8xwz8p1" data-source="post: 128562" data-attributes="member: 41571">playfulï»¿Dane Cook is a natural and the nicest, most easy-going, hard working, ethical guy you could hope to meet â€” who also happens to live in a house that almost literally looks down on all of us. (I know some people might not like his stand-up, but heâ€™s really good at it. Test your old opinions: go see him at the Comedy Store some night; test your old MySpace-days prejudice). Working with Jeffrey Tambor â€” an actor who has been in two of Top Ten sitcoms of all time â€” will probably be the highlight of my career. He is the nicest, most interesting, inquisitive, playful, insightful, smart man around.On writing:Still want to be a writer? Of course you do. Hopefully my tale of woe sounds exciting and like a hard-shell-taco-and-whiskey youâ€™d be happy to swallow (otherwise, quit now). Good. Now go write some more. (I recommend Swork in Eagle Rock if you need a good writing cafe.)On female comedy writers:PS: I will brag about something for a second, though. I can now say with certainty: if you ever find yourself in the position to get to put together a comedy writing staff, and then you complain that you canâ€™t find enough funny womenâ€¦ Nay, if you already have a show on the air and you have like 12 guys and 2 women: you didnâ€™t look hard enough. I insisted on having as near even as possible ratio of females to males (not including me they were 5:4), and aside from getting to be smug about it, it just makes for better energy and perspective in the room to have an even gender balance. Do it.h/t Splitsider</blockquote>

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