Josh Wolf

Right.

As they're doing it.

Ooh.

Ooh!

It was like Tony and Tina's wedding.

Lucius and Aquanetta's wedding.

Aquanetta.

and Kwan and Cicelyne's wedding.

So I was, I was sitting there like trying not to count anymore, trying not to laugh, but I couldn't help it.

And then inevitably, at some point, the entire group from the table, the nutty professor, like came down from the balcony, the clump, at some point,

literally the clumps like came out of the opening that's down by the bottom there that's like from the stairs and like sort of where are the seats you know it's sort of push around and i was like well and then you know meanwhile david allen greer's on stage going yeah i'm black so i'm lazy and i'm late and i'm no count and i can't be trusted and uh and i'm sitting there just again i have this crazy tally going my head yeah maybe it was some sort of 3d play going experience brilliant

I'm just saying a couple things.

If you have a play that caters to this group, feel free to start it a little bit later than you would.

Factor in.

If you've got a bunch of old white people, go ahead and start it on time.

Younger, darker-skinned folk, go ahead and start this one at 7.15.

But then I start thinking, oh, that's just a stereotype.

But then it was like 100% of the late people that only made up 18% of the audience.

So where am I?

Am I racist?