Frankie Quiñones

And then you just stop and they go, some people have their mics on, some don't.

Like, that's cool.

And then you're like, all right, well, this is the next one.

And then you hit play.

Okay, here we go.

The next one.

It's the most awkward thing.

So I wasn't sure if it was like comedians like would have to walk into an office and they're like, well, hey, give us five minutes.

Yeah, bro.

Yeah, yeah.

The whole creative to business pitching thing to me is one of the hardest things.

That's like a whole nother skill you got to get good at.

Yeah.

Is going into a pitch meeting and being like, all right, you know, you got to have your little whatever show, little tight set polished up to try to sell your shit.

Yeah.

Did Michael Pieroli give you any like Soprano stories or anything when he was on the set?

What was some of the funniest stuff he talked about?

Oh, man.

I mean, he probably won't mind me saying too much, but, you know, I can't say everything, but it was like... He's a podcaster now, it's fine.

Just, yeah, all right, yeah.