Did you have to go to driving school for "2 Fast 2 Furious?"
We did. We went for two weeks [and] it was insane. We had an amazing time just doing things that I would have loved to do here on the 405 only they won't let me. But I was disappointed because I wanted to do those things in the movie and they wouldn't let us. I was begging for them but they're like, "No, the insurance," so I've got to give it to the stunt team. I haven't seen the movie, but I guess they did an amazing job.

What did they teach you at the driving school?
Pretty much being conscious about following each other at a great speed and just doing the stunts and just insane things.

What's the most difficult thing to do?
Trying to keep your speed at a nice level instead of just going crazy.

What did you think of your car?
I love my car. I think it's the best car. I don't care about Paul's.

Did you get to take it home?
You know what? They wouldn't let me, but I've got my own at home.

And you've got "Mr. 3000" in the works?
I play one of the baseball players on Bernie [Mac's] team. I get on his nerves a lot. It's a drama comedy for Disney.

Is it like "The Rookie" meets "League of Their Own?"
Yeah, something like that. It's going to be fun. Bernie's amazing. We've got Charles Stone directing. He directed "Drumline," so it'll be fun and I'm having a great time.

Did you do any baseball training?
We actually are in baseball training. I just came in for this and I'm leaving tomorrow.

What are they teaching you?
They're doing everything. They have us in full gear, sweating like pigs, and doing things that I think I'm going to go [use] if I can get drafted next year.