Ryan Long

And you, and, and I believe me, every person and probably me a ton when you start, you obviously you're, when you get busy and things are working good, like you're always like, how do I make this more efficient?

And obviously the answer is like, what if I could not do that part?

And then, yeah, but you end up wasting more time because you kind of sit there and being like, this, I figured it out.

Like, this is going to work.

And then you end up wasting like a day working on this thing that if you just went and did it, you'd be like, actually, no.

You know what I mean?

Like the vibe was wrong.

Yeah, no.

As soon as you say it, you're kind of like...

you know, that kind of doesn't feel right.

And you can get it, you can get a vibe, you can weed some out where it's like, you know, saying stuff to your friends and saying that you're like, I can weed out where I'm like, I can weed stuff out.

But if I, if I'm like, oh, I think this is good.

And I say it to some people and I'm like, I think, and then you go on stage and you're like, ah, it wasn't really, you know what I mean?

Yeah, also there's kind of a thing with maybe other format, even like making funny videos or, you know, doing people who do funny articles or other funny things.

It's like that game is a lot about having like a lot of sevens consistently.

You know what I mean?

Even like in TV, a lot of jokes, there's like, it's about standups more like,

The threshold of this makes it into the hour is like so much higher that there's like a higher weeding out process, you know?

So if you're just making, like there's videos where it's like, okay, I put out a video and then we had, you know, 30 kind of laugh points in it.

And some of those probably were bees, some of them, but like pretty consistent.