Bill Burnett

Write that down.

He goes, oh, okay.

I mean, he had it in him.

He just had to get over himself.

Dave, what's yours?

Well, there are a bunch of them.

One probably came very close to becoming an actor.

But there's a particular version of performance art that I've long thought would be really fun to try, which is to be a waiter in an extremely elite restaurant.

Yeah.

Which I think is absolutely performance art.

How to read the room.

I mean, so, you know, that people are coming in, their expectations are incredibly high, and this couple's having an argument, and that, you know, family is celebrating the kid's graduation.

And can you read the room?

Can you maximize this incredible experience?

Because you go to a fine dining experience for a particular kind of celebration or a particular kind of, you know, outing.

And the right wait service catalyzes it beautifully.

The wrong wait service wrecks it.

And can I deliver the improv

performance that has nine different stages at the same time called tables, playing nine different parts, having every one of those people have an amazing experience in real time.

Can I pull that off?