Josh Wolf

And they started the show pretty promptly.

Like, we sort of sat down, talked for a beat, and the curtains started going up.

And they must have started that thing about 7, 10, 7, 11.

And I noticed a fair number of African-American folks at the event because –

Well, I've been to a couple of plays in my day.

Right.

And not so much, you know, Oz and, you know, or whatever the one with the good witch, Wicked and all that shit.

Yeah, like I went to Wicked.

I was the blackest guy at Wicked, you know.

Because of my hair, right.

And so, and my sense of rhythm.

And so there...

There's like, I would say 15, 20% brothers in the crowd, which may not sound like a lot, but for a Broadway play, I guarantee you've never been to one where there was, you know, 15, 20, like, you know, every fifth guy in there was a brother.

Wow.

Yeah, and once the word gets out, $122 a pop.

Probably slow down that group just a little bit.

It's a lot of malt liquor.

Point is this.

We're sitting in there.

That wasn't even my racist thought yet.