Michelle Kaplan

It's that you should quit.

Yeah.

So this is the one other that we're going to teach.

So this is Don't Call Us, We'll Call You.

Well, to me, it's so like I'm not sure if it originally comes from like the theater world or I'm not sure exactly.

But it it's like the idea actually more of some sort of like audition or job interview job where, you know, you you've done something.

And then, you know, sometimes you might think, oh, should I when should I follow up?

right so if someone says don't call us we'll call you um it i mean like nobody's actually going to really say this in a job interview no one says it to you but it's in the narrative it's in the movies it basically means like we're not gonna hire you right yeah like yeah you did not perform well uh yeah you shouldn't follow us because well sure it's like yeah we'll

We'll reach out to you if we're interested, but it's saying we're not interested.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're trying for something.

The decision maker says, don't check with us.

We'll let you know.

They're saying they're not going to call.

Well, but what's interesting is I think it kind of morphed into more just a similar idea to don't quit your day job.

So let's just do a little role play here.

Right?