Andy Stumpf
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AI. AI. We're talking about being able to damn near do anything from face to voice to background to extra.
AI. AI. We're talking about being able to damn near do anything from face to voice to background to extra.
I think it's better than most people would give it credit for if they can find something that's compelling.
I think it's better than most people would give it credit for if they can find something that's compelling.
I think it's better than most people would give it credit for if they can find something that's compelling.
What do you think that is? Meanwhile, you know, I don't know anything about TikTok, so what I'm about to say is based off what I've heard other people say, it's a 15-second churn. That's a big gap between the couple hours that you and I will sit down and talk. And I think people, a person... Could be a fan of both.
What do you think that is? Meanwhile, you know, I don't know anything about TikTok, so what I'm about to say is based off what I've heard other people say, it's a 15-second churn. That's a big gap between the couple hours that you and I will sit down and talk. And I think people, a person... Could be a fan of both.
What do you think that is? Meanwhile, you know, I don't know anything about TikTok, so what I'm about to say is based off what I've heard other people say, it's a 15-second churn. That's a big gap between the couple hours that you and I will sit down and talk. And I think people, a person... Could be a fan of both.
I think people have the ability to have a longer attention span than they're given credit for. They're just constantly bombarded with shorter attention span stuff.
I think people have the ability to have a longer attention span than they're given credit for. They're just constantly bombarded with shorter attention span stuff.
I think people have the ability to have a longer attention span than they're given credit for. They're just constantly bombarded with shorter attention span stuff.
Constantly. I actually, I started jujitsu six years ago and what I love about it is it can't be mastered.
Constantly. I actually, I started jujitsu six years ago and what I love about it is it can't be mastered.
Constantly. I actually, I started jujitsu six years ago and what I love about it is it can't be mastered.
I just enjoy that it can't be solved. And a lot of people, I think, get lost in the winning or losing. I think it's more about just constantly getting better. And if you can't master it, that means that your ability to microscopically get better, because you might have to reduce your optic down to that size to notice the improvement. then it's still there. And I think that's pretty awesome.
I just enjoy that it can't be solved. And a lot of people, I think, get lost in the winning or losing. I think it's more about just constantly getting better. And if you can't master it, that means that your ability to microscopically get better, because you might have to reduce your optic down to that size to notice the improvement. then it's still there. And I think that's pretty awesome.
I just enjoy that it can't be solved. And a lot of people, I think, get lost in the winning or losing. I think it's more about just constantly getting better. And if you can't master it, that means that your ability to microscopically get better, because you might have to reduce your optic down to that size to notice the improvement. then it's still there. And I think that's pretty awesome.
Did you get somebody share a clip with you or, um, I don't know if I've ever, have we ever asked anybody how they found the show, Michael? I don't think so.
Did you get somebody share a clip with you or, um, I don't know if I've ever, have we ever asked anybody how they found the show, Michael? I don't think so.
Did you get somebody share a clip with you or, um, I don't know if I've ever, have we ever asked anybody how they found the show, Michael? I don't think so.