Jay Baruchel

Jay:(On his career) I just try to do things that I would like to see - to do stuff I would enjoy doing. Is it going to be a worthwhile way to spend my time? Am I going to enjoy showing up for work every day for four months or whatever? My family is taken care of. The rent's paid. I can buy cat food, and I still have money to have a nice TV and I get to live at home in Montreal. I've got no complaints

Jay:(On his religion, being half Jewish and half Catholic) I would say probably agnostic, yeah that's-I mean I still pray when I fly and all that stuff and it can't hurt anything but there's too many things in both religions that I don't believe in.

Jay:(On living in LA) Man, there's a reason why you're calling me in Montreal. I don't love it. I really-I have to be diplomatic here because I must give credit where credit is due: I have a lot of really close, important friends of mine who live in Los Angeles and a lot of good things in my life have happened to me in Los Angeles or have come from Los Angeles. That being said, it's too hot for me. The architecture is ugly. You can't walk anywhere. The food sucks. Everyone's carrying guns. It's like every time I go down there, the division between rich and poor becomes increasingly more and more marked until...Los Angeles seems to be up there with Bogotá in terms of cities where the super rich are as rich as anybody on Earth but they live in gated communities and have black SUVs driving them with bodyguards and then the rest of the people live in f*cking shanty towns. I've never seen it as bad as L.A. There's just no middle class. It's horrible.