Dulcé Sloan

Come to this meeting, come to this meeting, come to this meeting.

And you're finding everything out in real time.

And so you get inserted into a machine that's already working.

And so you're just trying to make sure that you don't jam up this machine.

And so...

you are there every day waiting for something to happen.

Because some days you know when you're going to be on.

Someday I've been sitting in my office looking at an email or trying to figure out, okay, you know, what's going on in the news today just because I know what's going on.

And then you get a phone call or a text or someone walks in your office and go, hey, we thought of a sketch.

Go to hair and makeup right now.

You're going to be shooting.

Oh, and you're in the show today.

I worked in here at nine o'clock, 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock, depending, you know, cause they had moved it, whatever.

So you come in, it was because you used to have the writing meetings at nine and moved it to 10, whatever.

And then I just would go to the other meeting at 11.

And so you come in most days and you don't know what's going to happen that day.

And somebody pop in and go, Oh, we pitched something for you.

Can you go to this meeting?

Oh, we're doing something for this.

Can you go to this meeting?