Gabe Polsky

I mean, this one, I actually really did sleep at his house twice, which was pretty wild.

I mean, his house, he's got,

He's got two places, one in Moraga, California, and one in New Mexico, and they're both kind of really wild.

But yeah, I mean, in this instance...

you know, it was kind of on and off and, and, you know, you, you, you just, you know, I, I was kind of documenting him and following him, but it was, it was really kind of on and on and off, you know, so I would shoot with him for, for a few days and then, and then like, you know, maybe a couple months would pass.

I would sort of shape the story a little bit more than know what, uh,

you know, something else is coming up.

Then I would go and shoot that, you know, until I kind of, you know, was trying to wrap it all up and say, where is this going?

When is this going to end?

You know, that was actually the most.

And you filmed for how long you said?

About three years, you know, on and off.

Well, I would constantly ask, is this happening?

What's happening next?

Is the prophecy going to be fulfilled?

Because in our culture, we're constantly, we want results.

And plus, I don't want to be shooting this for 10 years.

I've got other things to do and whatever.

So yeah, I would be...

you know, putting a little bit of pressure on him about where is this going?