Josh Wolf

It was like the ghost of Christmas past, like dragging chains down the hall.

You know, it's like clank, chain, everything's on your radar.

So, and you know, I have my disorder where I happen to notice things and it all bothers me.

And a couple minutes later, another couple shows up.

They're late.

They happen to be African-American as well.

Now they're talking about race on stage.

And they're doing this thing where they're like, you buy into stereotypes.

And that's the most dangerous thing you can do in this country.

We live in a nation.

And as they're saying it, another late black couple shows up.

And now I'm keeping tabs.

I'm like, please let one white guy show up late here because it's been nothing but black since this play has started.

And I'm starting to think,

And there was literally like 12 to 14 people that sort of meandered in somewhere between the time it started and the 18 minute mark.

Yes.

And I took great note of this.

And I couldn't figure out.

Now, right when they're on stage, and it's so funny because they're engaged in this conversation.

And this sort of thing that I'm wrestling with.