Colin Huggins

I am ready to take you and everyone listening to the top.

All right.

Well, I am out there every Saturday and Sunday.

I bring a baby grand piano.

It's a Yamaha, as you've seen.

And I get there in the morning and I play all day and then I push it back to the storage space at night and people seem to enjoy it.

I get there in the mornings around 10 a.m., and then it depends on the season.

If it's the summertime, I stay out until 10 p.m.

If it's the wintertime, I even play out there in February and March.

I usually only stay out until 3 or 4 when the sun goes behind the NYU buildings there.

Yep.

Yep.

Well, everybody comes at it at a very different stance.

Each performer comes out there with their own way of gathering an audience.

I think that's something that your listeners would really appreciate because some people go out there and they have to...

gather an audience by um impressing them really quickly and trying to get money in the bucket really quickly and other people like me um will sit down and play for hours and they'll have people sit and listen for hours and uh and they you know show their value like that and get get their money in this way and i think you'll you'll see in the business world how it's similar everybody has to go about showing their value and getting their money in their own special way

Yeah, I mean, a few things boil down to it, I guess.

You know, I mean, you have to play loudly.

And then once you start to gather an audience, you know, you have to make sure that you just have a big voice that can be heard.

And once you have your audience, then once you have at least like 15 to 20 people listening to you, other people in the park will see a crowd gathered there and they'll walk over and see if you...