Ben Gilbert

The retakes, though, are a different thing.

The retakes are... We didn't say that clearly enough.

I made a point where I wasn't paying enough attention to what David was saying because I was looking over at my notes, and then I make the same point, and he's like, oh, I think you missed it.

I just said that.

Can you just say the last...

Oh, I see.

Or I explain something in twice the amount of time and David's like getting bored.

And he's like, that was a real monologue.

I think we got to keep the story moving.

And I'm like, I agree.

When I wrote it in my notes, I was really excited about it.

But now that we're in the moment, I can feel that it's slowing down the energy.

So let me take two minutes.

Let me retype some stuff and let me figure out if there's a condensed way to say that so that it can flow seamlessly in the energy of the story.

But that is all in the eight, nine hours that we deliver to him.

Into like five-ish.

All right.

And then we make five to 800 additional cuts.

to cut another hour off of it.

And that stuff we're cutting.