Tim Lovestead

But I sort of pivoted because I felt like after the Sunday company, I developed a skill set that I had never had in my life, which was like a hardworking.

Every Wednesday, I'm going to have my stuff written.

Every Sunday, I'm going to perform.

I'm going to line everything up.

And so I finished college after the Sunday company because I was like, well, I want a degree.

So in order to do that, I'm just going to transfer all that hard work and that work ethic.

And the competitive part was, okay, if I'm going to be doing this, then I need to do it.

So that means investing time in the writing, investing time in the other people, investing time in making the show better.

Because Sunday, I remember having shows where I was only in one sketch and I was like, that just can't fly.

So I got to figure out how do I get on stage?

Or I just yell more.

I remember... It's got to be louder next week.

I remember Josh coming up to me.

I think I had four or five sketches.

It was really great for me.

I did a couple of sketches that I really liked.

And Josh was like, you're doing like four or five sketches where you yell.

Do you think that's too much?

Come on, man.

I'm like, I feel so good right now and you just killed me.