Trevor Noah

I'm like, no, no, no.

By existing, I'm always doing something that contributes to my art.

right it's like uh tax write-offs or something yeah where you're like hey because i i'm i'm eating but i'm an artist eating this is a tax write-off it's like that i don't think that's a tax write-off you might want to meet with a new tax uh consultant but hey but i think uh fundamentally yes it's in the same realm right right so you don't you don't rest at all what do you do what do you do to to other than like sipping tequila and bedtime stories

How do you find your... Right, right.

Has the game got you to spend money?

They're so good at that.

Yeah, of course.

Because you've got to speed up the upgrades.

What do you have to upgrade the kitchen?

But it's interesting how the money from the games, they never let you turn into real money the other way around.

No.

Slick business.

So that you can serve more customers.

Yes.

Because then you can serve more customers more quickly.

Time is money.

No, but I played a version of it.

I think a healthier version.

You would love it, I think, if you play this kind of game.

It's a game called Dave the Diver.