Lucas Giolito

Everyone would have their iPhone in their hand.

Everyone would have their iPhone in their hand and they'd be on their phone.

it's no no it's a lot of upset people on their phones a couple crazy people yeah yeah like it's just and the thing is they like use phones in the show so it's not like it's not like oh they couldn't get the rights to have a cell phone like i don't think so it's just all these people sitting in the er just like sitting there like

I'm like, no, everybody would be on their iPhone.

Like, come on, we're in 2025.

Let's go.

So that's like where it – what's the word I'm looking for?

It's like when I'm watching something, I want to be immersed.

Like I want this to feel like reality.

Yeah.

If a show is already fantastical and whimsical, if it's science fiction like Severance, I can be immersed because it's not our world.

It's a different world.

But if I'm watching a show that's supposed to be realistic and supposed to take place in our world, everybody in a waiting room is going to be on their cell phone.

That is fact.

It's –

When people talk to each other, they're going to talk to each other like human beings.

It's not – they're not going to have like a quip for every – everything is a quip, quip, quip, quip.

Everyone is so clever and can make these funny jokes like, no, no, no, no, no.

Come on.

Let's do like – maybe a couple of these guys have a good sense of humor in the ER and can like make a joke like –