Jerry Ferrara (best known for his role as Turtle on "Entourage") once worked at Boston Market as a "chicken spitter" (basting and preparing the chickens for cooking). "I was intimate with about 400 chickens a day," he recalled. Jerry quit after about six months when he landed a role on "King of Queens." "I thought I had made it so I basically flipped everybody off and said, 'take your chickens and go...' something else." The upshot? "'King of Queens' ended after about three days," he recalled, "and I went to work in another restaurant."

[When he landed his role on "Entourage," Jerry was working at a ribs restaurant. And? "I verbally said FU to each and every one of them!"]