Rick Andrews

So it was like,

There was a band in Tampa Bay, and they figured the thing out, and then people watched it, and they were like, let's try something like that.

It was this kind of collective thing.

And when you go to write a novel, you sit down by yourself.

But you are also in conversation with all of the books that you have ever read, and all of the knowledge that's been passed to you, and all of your experiences, all kind of rattling around in there.

And yeah, it is like being able to see and watch people do it is itself kind of part of the scenes, and part of the conversation about it.

Do you want to do a little fortunately, unfortunately?

There's a really simple one that will play pretty well on audio or video.

Yeah, explain it.

OK.

This is like a warm-up game.

It's not too deep of a game.

But it's really just simple, fun warm-up

the managing uncertainty thing.

So this is a game that anybody can do.

They don't have to practice or done improv.

So feel free to play this at home.

We're going to make a story together.

And we're going to build it one sentence at a time.

So I'll give the first sentence.