David Rosenthal

They were listening.

What's a foul hook?

When you go fishing and you catch the fish by the belly rather than the mouth, the hook gets in some weird way.

You didn't actually catch the fish in an honest way.

So at that moment, I'm going to interject what I noticed.

Because in that first episode, you were so unsure of yourselves.

You were so choked, both of you.

And you have a background in theater.

You were a kid.

We both did, yeah.

So you did not come across as people who'd been on stage.

It was kind of an affectless performance.

There was a flatness to it.

You were afraid to, whether you knew it or not, exhibit a lot of emotion.

You didn't realize that one of your secret sauces is emotion.

It's the way you respond to each other when you're presenting material is teaching the audience, is helping the audience understand how they should feel about it.

That you're giving them sometimes very dry facts like, I don't know, are their revenues doubled every year for 100 years straight?

And the audience may not know that that's something that's an incredible thing.

And the way you respond, even sophisticated listeners are helped.

Oh, pay attention now.