Roy Wood Jr.

And I'm going, oh, well, let's do that.

You start doing the math on it.

Correct.

So if I have an idea that can reach as many people and I have more creative control, then that might be the better play than going in, playing in somebody else's sandbox.

And I don't have anything to put against that yet because those offers haven't come in because of the strike.

But I'm also not going to wait to the end of the strike and then start ideating.

what the alternative is, the alternative may become the permanent.

And I'm not afraid of that because what I keep meeting over the last couple of months is people that are now in their permanent alternatives.

This is your beautiful.

This was not the brainchild when you first started the journey.

And now I don't imagine you would have couldn't imagine being anywhere else but doing this.

Yeah, to a degree.

But then what you hope is that you're given an iteration of the show that is consistent with what they gave John, consistent with what Trevor created for himself, where you're given space to be and exist on your creative terms.

There's going to be some trade off and all that shit.

It'll never be as perfect as you rolling solo, but you rolling solo may never be as profitable as you conceding some stuff.

But what is it you're conceding?

And I think that's the question that nobody can answer yet because of the goddamn strike.

So it's.

You can't wait on that either.

So it's almost being pushed by proxy in a way.