Raven

Yeah, of course.

Like, was there anything you were afraid to show?

No, no.

I always wanted to write a book because I thought my story was interesting and it could help people.

Still can.

Yeah, I'm too lazy to write a book.

You know how much work goes into a book?

I've heard, yeah.

Because you've got to edit everything.

Diamond Dallas Page could help you.

He's written like three, four.

I'm a perfectionist, though, and I'd be rereading it and rereading it and rereading it, editing, to the point where I wouldn't... I don't see how directors, when they make movies, how their view must be...

You must get so jaded when you're editing down and you're going through something and you're like, I got to tighten this up.

Should I tighten it up?

Should I not?

And, you know, you look at it, your perspective must be so hard to keep because you're looking at it over and over and over again.

Like, how do you find the, you know, like if you're doing a funny bit and you think, oh, this is funny like this, it could be funnier like that, it could be funnier like that.

What about this?

Now it's not funny at all.

Wait, where am I?