Brian Moses

Yeah.

I know, Sarah.

So does a lot of people.

What does that make you?

You know, I can't hear him saying that.

And Jeffrey Roffs is a big deal.

So then you guys sell at the Comedy Central.

Do you enjoy working on television?

Is that a good thing for you?

Do you like the writing?

I mean, obviously, probably the money's – it's Comedy Central, so I'm sure the money's not like $10 million.

Everything depends on everything else.

And so if you're one second late or not holding your end of the bargain, they're like, fuck dude, you're costing us, you know, hundreds of thousands of dollars.

I'm going to, I'm going to push back on this idea a little bit.

And I talk about this sometimes on the show.

I think television as like the way that you and I grew up television, right?

Sesame Street, ABC, NBC, CBS is not going to be around for very much longer.

There'll be small channels and certain people will watch it because it's just, you know, that's just it.

It's got tenure.

But I think that all of these streaming giants will soon start to fall one by one because it's really hard to make money.