Reggie Watts

I think the most important thing is not to get better at creating.

It's getting better at allowing yourself to view yourself as a creative entity.

Yeah, I mean, I hope so.

You know, I hope so.

Yeah, I don't like that feeling of, like, knowing like I know.

Yeah, yeah.

You know, like, I kind of have this weird, like, it rubs me the wrong way.

You know, like, I'll have, like, a thing where, like, I understand what it is, you know, but that's different than claiming absolute knowledge of it.

It's like, I understand when I'm saying I'm understanding.

It's not that I understand everything.

like all the details necessarily.

It's that I understand the feeling of the result of whatever it is that that thing produces, right?

Even if it's just observing something and you're like, what is that?

You know, so why I'm like always like, oh, what is that?

You know, I'm looking at all the things or I'm looking at the most mundane thing, like a...

a screwdriver that I've been looking at for I've had in my toolbox for a long time.

And then finally one day I just go, you know what?

I mean, check this out.

And then I look at the little fine print of like the company, what it's made of.

And it's like, oh, and then they put like the size of the tool over here.