Jason Schreier

But it was, you know, we just we knew it was like equally the two of ours.

And we had talked to the writers basically being like, yeah, we want to like pay everybody.

We want this to be like a whole thing.

But we're just kind of doing it to see what it is right now.

And we had no real plan beyond that.

So we kind of kept doing it.

And then pretty quickly, some of the writers got pretty upset and were essentially saying, well, we want ownership in this.

We want to be a part of this.

We want a stake.

Where my friend and I were like, whoa, that wasn't what we were thinking.

We started this together.

We want to own this.

And we were just...

thinking we would hire you guys.

And it just all blew up and fell apart, basically.

The writers got really upset with us.

We thought they were being unfair.

They thought that we were, I don't know, being unreasonable or not communicating with them.

It was kind of crazy, like how quickly it just completely collapsed.

And the whole project fell apart as a result, which really sucked because I think it could have been really cool.