Roy Wood Jr.

A lot of what? Just freezing?

Oh, like freezing?

Oh, like freezing?

Right.

Right.

Oh, for you?

Oh, for you?

Wait, you mean what was not available? Like, the...

Wait, you mean what was not available? Like, the...

You mean work. There was no work. There was no jobs. There was no work. There was no jobs. So do you mean you went to experimental theater because you couldn't get a job or because you wanted to do it?

You mean work. There was no work. There was no jobs. There was no work. There was no jobs. So do you mean you went to experimental theater because you couldn't get a job or because you wanted to do it?

You were a pure artist in that way. That's why it was surprising when I first met you. I was like, oh, she's, like, a legitimate... actor, like, artist. Like, for me, like, I tell dick jokes in bars.

You were a pure artist in that way. That's why it was surprising when I first met you. I was like, oh, she's, like, a legitimate... actor, like, artist. Like, for me, like, I tell dick jokes in bars.

It is, but it's not, like... It's art. It's not really art. It's like I'm, like, this close. I'm, like, just whipping my dick out. You know what I mean? Like, I'm in a bar. Yeah, oh, I guess it is. I guess it is. I guess bad stand-up comedy is experimental theater in a way.

It is, but it's not, like... It's art. It's not really art. It's like I'm, like, this close. I'm, like, just whipping my dick out. You know what I mean? Like, I'm in a bar. Yeah, oh, I guess it is. I guess it is. I guess bad stand-up comedy is experimental theater in a way.

Yeah, I feel like shit.

Yeah, I feel like shit.

Yeah, we're all mentally ill because of it. Because we're starting late, and then we're just not sleeping, and then we're just... And then did you consciously get out of experimental theater because you were like, I'm done with it, or it's time to get a real job?

Yeah, we're all mentally ill because of it. Because we're starting late, and then we're just not sleeping, and then we're just... And then did you consciously get out of experimental theater because you were like, I'm done with it, or it's time to get a real job?

Oh, so it wasn't even... It wasn't a conscious... It was just a table read for five years.