Highlight the piece of evidence that best supports the claim.
Claim: Jimmy Fallon's path to stardom suggests that young people should remain
open to a variety of different career options.
Raised in upstate New York in a Roman Catholic family, Jimmy
Fallon grew up wanting to be a priest. When he started watching
Saturday Night Live, however, he changed course toward comedy.
He loved the goofiness of the scripts and admired the wildly
talented cast. By the time he was a teenager, Fallon was watching
SNL obsessively, becoming an all-knowing expert on the "clean"
clips his parents allowed him to watch. He and his sister would
even act out sketches, pretending to be their favorite comedians.