Jimmy Kimmel - One of the hardest workers in entertainment

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Today, we bring you an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, who is currently very popular in the entertainment industry, especially in the American nighttime show (a show that invites celebrities and famous people to talk every night). The interview covers Jimmy's work, philosophy, his boss, and managing people.

Jimmy is known for some of his more provocative comments and show content, but what is he like as a businessman?

At our Los Angeles office just before 9am
It's hard to imagine that the popular late-night show host, known as the prince of ABC Network (one of the three major TV companies in the US), would be in the office at 9 a.m., not 9 p.m., but just before 9 a.m., a secretary guided me to the office of popular host Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy's office is right next to the famous El Capitan Theater in Hollywood, the studio where his show is recorded.

Jimmy's office is L-shaped, and there is a jogging machine and a kitchen equipped with a sous vide machine, which is a hot topic these days. Jimmy is famous for having recently succeeded in losing weight. Jimmy showed up looking a little disheveled, offered me coffee, and immediately apologized for his sloppy appearance.

"Sorry for showing up to the interview in such a terrible outfit!"

The interview came on a Monday after a lists of mobile phone numbers database rare weekend off, when he went fly fishing with his 20-year-old son, Kevin, and his childhood friend, Cleto Escobedo, the bandleader on Jimmy's show.

"It's when I'm really busy that I try to find time to play. Whenever I'm feeling overwhelmed by stress, I look at the days I've written down on my calendar to try to concentrate. Days off are nice, but I always end up with no time because of charity events or preparing for shows. It would be fine if my only job was producing shows, but I get requests from a lot of different people, so it's not that easy."

Jimmy is famous as a rare comedian and entertainer, but in reality, he is such a hard worker that he would definitely be nominated for a hard worker award in the world of show business. In addition to his nightly night show, he is a producer of his own show, runs Jack Hole Productions, and rarely refuses when he is called by a charity organization. He has also been active in Hollywood recently as a voice actor.

Jimmy Kimmel made his big break in 1999 with the hugely popular "Man Show." His shows included videos of bikini-clad women jumping on trampolines, random phone calls to make fun of amateurs, and pranks that made small children cry when their parents ate all the candy they had collected for Halloween. His extreme segments displeased parents across the U.S. In his currently extremely popular "Jimmy Kimmel!", he receives cheers from the audience for his jokes, and has brought on a friendly, family-like atmosphere by bringing on the show's security guards, including his childhood friend and bandmaster Escobedo, and his uncle, a former NYPD police officer.