Chase Hughes

You know that they're just applauding the role that you play as opposed to seeing who you are truly.

Yeah.

Have you seen the movie Pig with Nicolas Cage?

No.

You got to watch it.

Even if you watch this one scene, it's like five minutes long.

Nicolas Cage plays this guy who's just kind of had enough and he stopped performing forever.

Like he doesn't care.

He's not mean or anything, just doesn't perform.

And he goes to this restaurant, he's a famous chef and he's exiled and stuff.

And this chef is just pretending to be a certain type of person so that his restaurant is more successful.

And Nicolas Cage just basically says, none of this is real.

You're not real, which means they're not real.

And none of this, everything's fake.

Everything here is completely fake.

And you're going to wake up every day and there's going to be less of you and less of you until there's nothing left that you will ever recognize again.

And it's this massive awakening scene for this guy and it's beautiful.

And I think when people watch it, they assume, oh, I'm in, I'm in the Nick Cage role here.

Uh, and maybe sometimes in our life we are, but I think in other times we need to be kind of shaken awake and somebody grabs our little camera and changes our camera angle to look at a situation differently.

I want to be woken up like that in every possible way.