The bad haircut

I do look for universal conflicts and traumas. I can remember these things from being a kid – you know, the bad haircut, or just being late for school. They’re kind of ordinary, everyday things. I like to take these mundane things and then build them into these great, huge fantasies – just let the imagination run wild and get very overblown and sometimes overwrought with these things. That’s where, to me, a lot of the humor comes from.