Along with his friend Kenny Hotz he made a movie entitled Pitch which documented Kenny and his attempts to sell their script for their movie "It Don't Cost Nothin' to Say Good Morning."
Spenny(About "Kenny Vs Spenny"): I want to separate ourselves from "Jackass" for many reasons. It's not a blight against "Jackass," but we're just different.
Spenny: One of the things I remember from when we were kids is we wanted to see who could stay in a sauna the longest. So we both got into a sauna and at one point, Kenny urinated on the sauna rocks, which makes the worst smell you could ever imagine and I ran out almost throwing up and he won essentially.
Spenny(talking about his time in school): My humor wasn´t appreciated. It was only when I started playing hockey with Jewish kids at Forest Hill that the impact of my personality was felt among my peers.