Brian Green

we're supposed to sit and take out our little passes, right?

And so we take out our little passes and we're sitting there and the entire place empties out.

It's a sticky, but I didn't stick it on me because I didn't want to, I want to flex in front of the people I know, but I don't want to be that guy.

You know what I'm saying?

I didn't see anybody else with them on.

So I didn't really feel the need.

You know, it's not my first rodeo.

Do you know what I'm saying?

It's like when you get a backstage pass to a concert or a festival, the first four or five times that happens, of course you have the backstage pass swinging like a dick.

But by the 10th time you get a backstage pass, you hide it.

Because now you know it's just extra reason for people to stare at you or ask you if they can get backstage also.

It's not a flex.

It's an irritation, right?

So you only take it out if you need to take it out.

So I just kind of kept it in.

We kept it in the envelope.

So everybody gets up, 15 minutes, the whole place is empty.

But these people next to me are sitting also.

Usher comes by.

Security guard comes by.