John Gafford

I mean, for me, I'm better not scripted.

I'm better like, give me the bullet points of what I want to get to, and then I'll get through it.

And I don't usually have a problem with that.

There are certain things that we obviously do that have to be scripted.

When we're shooting ads and things like that, certain things we have to go to the teleprompter.

I don't necessarily like it though, because I think when people are on the teleprompter, I think it diminishes their personality to me.

I think you lose a little bit of them.

And I think it becomes, I think it's, for me, when I'm watching video, in most cases, it's painfully obvious when people are reading.

It requires practice.

It does.

Yeah.

To not look that way.

Correct.

And then, because the issue becomes, I don't know how, like, I've never had a teleprompter I can get the exactly right speed.

I've just, you're trying to click and adjust yourself.

And there's always some level at some point of dragging or speeding that, you know, like you're like, and today it's simply Vegas.

We're going to talk about this because we, and it's like, there's this random out of nowhere speed.

And I think people pick up on that as a subconscious level.

Yeah, that's that's the problem.

That's the issue.