Adam Pally

But I, you know, earlier in my career, I was part of that, you know, season.

And as my career has gone on, I moved to New York and I'm, you know, things go up and down.

I every year look at seasonal like this time of year at the award shows and I get like.

Yeah.

Yeah.

you know, seasonal award show depression.

I'm like, well, I'm not there anymore.

I'm not involved.

The truth is you are like, it's no, it's not a club.

It's just a, it's like a, a, a moment, you know, like, and, and so if you're working in the industry, you are involved, even if you're not sitting in that room.

But I find to be totally honest with you, it's very hard to, to be removed that often.

like that.

And so it really, um, I would say the, like as a more complete person, it means so much.

And I am so, I really, truly like anytime you guys text me and you're like, we're watching, I, it's the greatest.

Oh, well, I hope there's also that.

And maybe you've thought of it this way or maybe you haven't.

And it's a nice way of reframing it, too.

But like one of the incredible things about being someone in your shoes who has been in those rooms, been invited to those award shows, is that it means you have left a legacy and are continuing to leave a legacy that all of the younger people or all of the people who are currently in those rooms have left.

are partly there because of your work and because ways you've inspired them.

And, you know, those are people who would say, gosh, I got into this because of Adam Pally.