Jet Setting

So, what are the highs and lows of Jet Setting?
Jason Lee: Highs – Seeing the world with friends, the variety of foods, museums, architecture. Lows – Jetlag.
Chris Pastras: Highs – Seeing the globe from the dining car whilst sipping champagne and having a foot rub. Lows – Backache.

Favorite Jet Set destination?
JL: Northern CA, San Francisco, Paris, French countryside, London, Austria, Switzerland.
CP: South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Sweden, Mexico, Cuba and New Jersey.

Jet Setting vehicle of choice?
JL: Planes, trains and motorcycles.
CP: My 2004 Honda Element and my skateboard.

Any idea who the first Jet Setter was?
JL: Colonel Sanders.
CP: The dudes in Planet of the Apes.

Who are some of your Jet Set heroes / influences?
JL: Todd Bridges, Gary Coleman and Mr. Drummond. Oh, and Remmington Steele.

CP: Dudley Moore as Arthur, 007, Inspector Clouseau, William Shatner, Rodney Dangerfield, Cruella De Vil, Richie Rich, Christian Hosoi and Tony Hawk in the 80s, Slick Rick and Neil Armstrong.

Person you most wish was a Stereo Sound Agent?
JL: The best Agent would be Sammy Davis, Jr. Irreplaceable!
CP: The late great Mr. Dangerfield for sure.

Most low-budget trip ever?
JL: The old amateur skating days crammed in a stinky van with potato chips and Coke as the daily menu.
CP: A skate mission in 1988 where me and Sean Sheffey bummed a ride to Ocean City Maryland and back with nowhere to stay and about 50 bucks between us for the whole summer.

Most luxurious mode of transport ever?
JL: 1978 Rolls Royce, and Winnebago for long distance.
CP: The time The Greatest American Hero flew by and picked me up... He flew me all the way to the Glendale Galleria.

Most remote Jet Set destination traveled?
JL: Tom Selleck’s moustache.
CP: The South African Bush.

What do you think the future of Jet Setting holds?
JL: Always good times, and perhaps space travel.
CP: Trips to the Moon in first class for sure.... Cheers to martinis in space!!!