Timothy Simons

And he did go to Juilliard.

I think there is something interesting about, like, yes, about that structure, and as he gets sort of closer back to real life, him remembering more and more of it, or whatever, the audience learning more and more about it, you could also then say he's remembering more and more of it, if you want to take that examination of it.

But also, like, the first 25 minutes are a little bit odd to cope with because...

you realize that he didn't call his wife.

Yes.

Some cues.

Wait, you mean to tell me you just went to go visit your college girlfriend?

I did a short film.

We've heard of him.

Huh?

Short film.

Yeah, a little short film.

Shorties watching shorties.

My friend Dan Bulla wrote and directed.

SNL writer.

Yeah.

And it's about a guy who thinks he wins the lottery and then just kind of goes off the rails.

And at one point, there was a moment in this movie that I really liked that if anybody's ever seen the short film Winners by Dan Bulla, I wonder if it was when he basically eats the strawberry and she's like, I thought you were allergic.

And he was like, I'm past all that.

There was a moment in Winners where somebody says to me, you're not wearing shoes.