Joe Santagato

Like, I mean, I think this is a horrible way to be like you could stack things and kind of get ahead on those things.

Like now it's different.

I mean, professionally, it's a little easier to like I've had a lot of practice, but it's not natural to me.

I've had to work at it like very like I've had to work on it a lot.

to get to the point where I can come up with ideas out of thin air.

I would say an overwhelming majority of any sort of creative decision or thing that I've ever made in my life has come out of nowhere.

It kind of just enters your brain.

But if we're having a conversation about, we're doing the new tour at the end of the year and it's like, well, we have to create a brand new show.

And I won't just do that.

I have to have Greg be like, so we need a new show.

Here's what I was thinking.

Like an idea, like, Hey, how do you, what do you think about this as an idea?

And then magically I'll have four ideas and then I'll be able to be like, okay, you know, whatever, like I need, like, that is where I, it like unlocks ideas that are probably in there, but I can't

start the conversation for some reason.

Also, Greg and Frank love to say that, well, everyone, they love to say that sometimes they'll have an idea and then a week later I'll say their idea and act like it's mine.

And they're like, oh yeah, no, no one said that.

Because I'm like, when someone says something, I'm like, okay, I'm like really taking it in and I can't do two things at once.

So I'm like walking around with it and not actively thinking about it, but like it's there.

So by the time it comes back, I've already forgotten the origin.

And it's like, I've just been lost in the idea or something.