Seth MacFarlane
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Podcast Appearances
What is a 17?
Well, there's different lenses on a camera.
So like if maybe your dick's too narrow, they would ask for like a, we're going to need a 17 on this.
Really?
it can be yeah it's just like it would be great if the hours weren't so long that's the thing that i dread if it were an eight hour day you'd be like this is it but also isn't it like i mean the stress of i mean the director is basically solving every problem on the movie in every department well you know what so aren't you solving like a thousand problems here's okay you know what this is stressful this is a great this is a great segue into something that we will agree on is that
Yes, a film director's job or a television director's job is essentially to sit there in their little chair with their name on it.
And to have people from every department, presumably all of whom know their jobs better than you know their jobs,
They come to you like, hey, here's 12 choices for this costume for next week.
And you go, I think this one, you have a little discussion with them.
They tell you what they think.
And generally, more often than not, you go with what they think because they're the expert.
The set designer says, we have this version and this version.
Here's why I think this would work.
And more often than not, you say, yeah, all right, let's go with this.
Sometimes you disagree.
And that's like a teeny tiny version of like what the presidency is.
And why when you vote for somebody, and this is if there's one thing I think has yet to be said about this upcoming election, because we all know it's Trump versus Biden, assuming he doesn't wind up in prison, is that you're voting for a team, that you're not voting for a person, you're electing a team.
And you can have a team of people who were selected for their expertise and selected for,
their mastery of their individual piece of the puzzle or you can elect a team that is there to say yes sire whatever you say and for me that's a no-brainer that's a no-brainer it's FDR it's Hitler and I know the Hitler comparisons are no good but you know and I know FDR trusted his team and Hitler was a micromanager here's what I don't like about Hitler
You know what I don't like?