Roy Wood Jr.

Maybe you were going to murder. And then this cashier reached out to you and goes, how is it like the cat food comes down the belt? Oh, you're changing the cat food. You're not like the other cat food. Those little things matter. So when I used to be a server at Golden Corral, bro, we had customers who would come in and just sit alone.

And like, yes, but consistently every week they would come in and sit like, depending on what the night was, it was all like if it's steak night or if it's, you know, it's burger bar night, whatever. There were certain people, this is their thing. And they come here and they read their paper or something as they call it now, raw dogging. They would just sit and raw dog a restaurant. It's 97, 98.

And like, yes, but consistently every week they would come in and sit like, depending on what the night was, it was all like if it's steak night or if it's, you know, it's burger bar night, whatever. There were certain people, this is their thing. And they come here and they read their paper or something as they call it now, raw dogging. They would just sit and raw dog a restaurant. It's 97, 98.

And like, yes, but consistently every week they would come in and sit like, depending on what the night was, it was all like if it's steak night or if it's, you know, it's burger bar night, whatever. There were certain people, this is their thing. And they come here and they read their paper or something as they call it now, raw dogging. They would just sit and raw dog a restaurant. It's 97, 98.

You're not really getting cell data. Like, you're not cruising the internet the way you can now at a table. So you had to pull out a magazine or just sit there and be alone in your thoughts. And those people, especially the older ones, always appreciated, you know, that level of connection. Something that was really cool, man, like in Los Angeles, they do...

You're not really getting cell data. Like, you're not cruising the internet the way you can now at a table. So you had to pull out a magazine or just sit there and be alone in your thoughts. And those people, especially the older ones, always appreciated, you know, that level of connection. Something that was really cool, man, like in Los Angeles, they do...

You're not really getting cell data. Like, you're not cruising the internet the way you can now at a table. So you had to pull out a magazine or just sit there and be alone in your thoughts. And those people, especially the older ones, always appreciated, you know, that level of connection. Something that was really cool, man, like in Los Angeles, they do...

In Los Angeles then, I don't know what they do now, but in 2014, 15, whatever, a lot of the live multi-camera sitcoms, some of the people in the studio audience are people from nursing homes, people from halfway houses, people that are going through recovery, and legitimately people who deserve a place to feel connected and laugh and have some degree of optimism about your existence.

In Los Angeles then, I don't know what they do now, but in 2014, 15, whatever, a lot of the live multi-camera sitcoms, some of the people in the studio audience are people from nursing homes, people from halfway houses, people that are going through recovery, and legitimately people who deserve a place to feel connected and laugh and have some degree of optimism about your existence.

In Los Angeles then, I don't know what they do now, but in 2014, 15, whatever, a lot of the live multi-camera sitcoms, some of the people in the studio audience are people from nursing homes, people from halfway houses, people that are going through recovery, and legitimately people who deserve a place to feel connected and laugh and have some degree of optimism about your existence.

Yeah, they have like, at least on the Warner Brothers lot where we were shooting Sullivan and Son for TBS, 200, 300 seats. But a certain amount of those seats are blocked off and allocated for groups and homes and whatever. Like the trip to the sitcom is the reward for not relapsing. Like just something to give you a mile marker. Juveniles, all of that , man.

Yeah, they have like, at least on the Warner Brothers lot where we were shooting Sullivan and Son for TBS, 200, 300 seats. But a certain amount of those seats are blocked off and allocated for groups and homes and whatever. Like the trip to the sitcom is the reward for not relapsing. Like just something to give you a mile marker. Juveniles, all of that , man.

Yeah, they have like, at least on the Warner Brothers lot where we were shooting Sullivan and Son for TBS, 200, 300 seats. But a certain amount of those seats are blocked off and allocated for groups and homes and whatever. Like the trip to the sitcom is the reward for not relapsing. Like just something to give you a mile marker. Juveniles, all of that , man.

And they would be in the spot and just laughing and just having a good time. And he'd go over and...

And they would be in the spot and just laughing and just having a good time. And he'd go over and...

And they would be in the spot and just laughing and just having a good time. And he'd go over and...

talk and shoot the with them between takes or whatever and i think that actively figuring out ways to connect with people man you know that's the thing that's part of why i like traveling with my son is that it creates opportunities for communication because i just think also kids don't talk to their parents i also think to a degree parents don't ask the right questions do you find that their kids to talk there was a fascinating uh

talk and shoot the with them between takes or whatever and i think that actively figuring out ways to connect with people man you know that's the thing that's part of why i like traveling with my son is that it creates opportunities for communication because i just think also kids don't talk to their parents i also think to a degree parents don't ask the right questions do you find that their kids to talk there was a fascinating uh

talk and shoot the with them between takes or whatever and i think that actively figuring out ways to connect with people man you know that's the thing that's part of why i like traveling with my son is that it creates opportunities for communication because i just think also kids don't talk to their parents i also think to a degree parents don't ask the right questions do you find that their kids to talk there was a fascinating uh

Yeah, because, you know, there's some parts of him, personality-wise, that are 1,000% me. And I just, I get it. You want to draw fighter jets shooting fire trucks, and what if the fire truck had an ice missile, and you could just shoot that... at the fire and put some liquid hydrogen in a missile and drop it on. And I'm like, no, that's not a bad idea to solve the wildfire issue.