Trevor Wallace

This was like pre Instagram.

So it's interesting to see why,

I lost my train of thought.

Say my name.

One thing I'm really trying to get over and, and I'd love your opinion on this is like, if I have a, a video that I really love making and, and I am having fun making it, I'm having fun editing and I'm so excited.

And then I post this,

my excitement is only as high as the video does after that.

At one point, I loved making that video.

I loved writing it.

I love shooting it.

I love editing it.

And then I post.

And if it does bad, I go, wow, that excitement's now gone.

What is that?

Is that just the same as like, if I tell a joke that I really thought was funny and the crowd doesn't laugh, but

It's different for me because if a crowd doesn't laugh at a joke, I go, okay, cool, I have a thousand other I can now go to.

Or I now know, okay, that's not funny, but I have another attempt at it in this next set.

But when it comes to a video, it's like all this happiness I once had for it, if it does great,

And it's like, let's say that Cybertruck video, for example, I had the idea.

I got super excited for it.