Barrett Wilbert Weed

That was such a beautifully worded question.

Thank you so much.

I think...

You know, first thing is just honestly like to take it in, because no matter where you are from just moving to, you know, New York or L.A.

or Chicago to, you know, Meryl Streep, there is always going to be a level where you feel like.

Are you on the wrong bus?

Did you get off the bus?

Should you stay on the bus?

You know, every actor in their journey, I'm sure, you know, feels like, yeah, but I still haven't done that one thing or I still haven't hit this.

Even though I've done all this, I still haven't hit this.

And I think that it is the poison within this craft, if you will, and career that makes

you know, I'm guilty of getting a job and thinking, what does this mean for the next job?

You know, and not just even, like, living in what it is in the moment.

And, you know, it's also... I really do commend people that move here post-school that maybe had a wherewithal about the industry but maybe didn't.

You know, I had a mom that...

was in the industry.

So I kind of had a little bit of like a guidepost, if you will.

But, you know, she came from a very different era.

So I think there was a lot I still had to learn by myself and be really scrappy, if you will.

I didn't have a showcase or an agent or anything like that.