Lewis Howes

Like, Donna Maria.

Donna Maria.

And it was just like... And then it was this empty void.

And I realized later, I was having a panic attack in front of the whole school and all the audience.

And it went on for...

I think in real time, about three minutes.

I mean, that felt like three years.

Oh my God.

And it was like, and there was a lot of, you know, because in school, you know, in theater schools, when you're playing up for the other students, everyone is like laughing extra much.

So there was a lot of people that were like, ha, ha, ha.

They still thought that it was like,

Part of it.

Part of it.

And then that slowly started to die out.

And there was just this one crazy Polish teacher.

He was like, ah, ah, ah.

He thought for a good two minutes and 50 seconds, he thought that it was still like... The rest of the audience, it had settled like, oh...

he's having an emotional breakdown and we're watching wow and uh yeah and then finally like i like stood up and i went like this and then i walked off i walked off across the whole stage and there was a door on the other side and i opened the door and then i just get like

and I slammed the door, kicked the closed door, and then I just stood there for like a couple of seconds, like everyone in the whole school was just sitting watching me, like watching this unfold.

And then I walked back down, I sat down, and I think I said again, like,