Tom Green

Even the things – the mosquitoes, the horseflies.

Even the largemouth bass in the lake and the red-winged blackbirds and all those sounds and smells and everything.

And you feel like yourself again.

And it's like – and there was – for 20 years –

I'd be like driving up Laurel Canyon, looking at palm trees.

And for 20 years, even after 20 years living in the same house, I never felt like I was actually at home.

I felt like I was off on some business trip trying to – and I remember saying, you know, even just – even after living there 15, 20 years, like –

what the hell am I doing in Los Angeles?

It's crazy.

This is a weird place.

You know, it's like a weird place.

And, you know, you feel almost like you have to be there.

Now everything's changed.

The internet, I think, and I think COVID did that for a lot of people too, because all of a sudden everybody's locked in their house.

And you're dealing with people in these Zoom calls and the Internet's changed.

You don't have to be anywhere anymore.

We realize we can be wherever we want.

You know, you took your entire organization away and it's bigger than ever.

And light bulbs start going off and you're like, wow, you know what?

That's that's really cool.