Roy Wood Jr.

I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not going to bet by just sitting still and just going, I don't know, everything will be straight.

No.

Bro, I put dates on the books in February before the, when I heard a rumor that there was going to be a writer's strike.

Call my people.

30 cities.

Let's go.

Let's find 30 cities.

And now that's up to like 40 cities I think we're going to do now.

Correct.

You do the things that you are passionate about, and then people will find a place for you to do them within their organizations.

And I think that's the biggest thing that...

has happened to me that's the biggest transition in the industry like entertainment like i mean really if you want to get into sports right like y'all was talking about mcafee on your mothership show a couple of weeks ago right when espn was having you know the bloody the bloody sunday right we have transitioned from a place in my opinion within entertainment i pay close attention to sports because sports as an industry television sports the studio stuff

It operates at such razor thin budgets compared to other parts of the industry.

If we're talking daytime talk shows, late night talk shows, scripted shows, et cetera.

Sports has always operated the most razor thin.

So how sports goes to a degree can start informing me on how late night is going to go.

That's just what I believe.

I could be wrong, but that's just what I believe.

You know what put me up on game with that?

I had a year – and this is also kind of why I'm in this mindset now career-wise, but I had what I'll call a drought year.