Roy Wood Jr.

I think I could have done that.

I think I still could.

Like I, and that's the beauty of where I am now creatively is that you kind of get your Tom Hanks at the end of Castaway where you just, there's all these different roads.

Which one do you go down?

You know, and that's kind of what I've had fun doing.

during this downtime, but just creatively trying to explore.

It's like, okay, well, if it's not hosting the daily show, well, then what would you host?

What would that show look like?

Well, maybe you should go to Miami and sit on the beach for a couple of days and relax and try to create that and go, Oh, he'd love guitars in town.

I should go over to his studio and say hello, which is essentially what's happening right now.

You know?

So I'm,

I'm just not in a position and I don't think I'll ever be comfortable in a position of waiting on an industry to decide when I get my next opportunity.

And I think this is the first time in my career where I felt that, that real uncertainty for the first time.

And my rent's not $375 anymore.

So we got to go out and do something.

So the first thing you do is tour where you can.

And then you start coming up with your ideas.

You write your films and your movies and you can finagle a book deal and all of that stuff.

But to me, that stuff is all hot and cold.