Dan Levy

And then when shits happened, I felt confident enough in my own point of view in what I was bringing to the table to ask him to collaborate.

And I just had to get to that place by myself.

Yeah.

But also being Canadian, you don't want the leg up.

You want the torture of doing it completely on your own.

But also when you do it on your own, there is a greater satisfaction in the success.

I believe the New York Times called me untalented.

Oh.

Well, and yeah, in the review, in the review of season one and the problem with doing press around something when these articles are coming out is you then have to swallow the fact that the new everybody is reading the New York Times.

Yes.

Reading like I don't know if it was the word was untalented, but that was the takeaway that I took from it was not kind.

Yeah.

And then you kind of had to go and be like.

I'm really excited about the show that I'm making.

Anyway, cut to six years later, they wrote a glowing review of our final episode.

And you sometimes just have to keep working.

Yes.

To prove yourself.

And I'm fine with that.

Absolutely.