Wade

But like if I'm doing a good job on that particular scene, then yeah, I'm like, yes, that's the broom.

Here's the ice cream stand.

There's the wood beams and there's the sign that says ice cream.

Like I see those things in the scene while we're doing it.

They're like rough sketch layout versions of it.

I can see that that would be really beneficial when we're doing... Oh, immensely.

i can't see so i don't know what we're doing right now like ah that would be that would really change how that feels to me i think i suspect but that's really interesting yeah we did a scene one time and i remember ethan was like mining and i was like picturing him mining something like i even saw a point where he like looked down like i saw the rock break and fall that he hit with the pickaxe i was like oh that's cool

like yeah there's moments where i get really into it then there's moments where i'm like kind of half there because my brain's not functioning i'm so worried about what i'm gonna say that i kind of miss what other people are putting down so there's definitely as a not professional at it i mean there's definitely moments of although i'm fully in and there's moments where it's like i i can't keep up what's what's there yeah i think also it can be a detriment sometimes because if we're so caught up in the vivid imagination of things we're not focused on what's actually happening because we're trying to like juggle like okay the counter was over there and he wiped that and he's like what did

Is it my turn to talk?

to go back to the books part i think i i don't consciously like make it or invent voices for people but there's like a movie adaptation or show adaptation of something i've read and it's not at all what like i guess i imagined i noticed that more if it's if it's close enough i'm like okay that's fine but there's been i can't think of an example off the top of my head but there's been certainly times where i've seen like a show or a movie and someone talks is like i don't imagine like the book of mice and men you know if christopher walken played lenny's like

I tend the rabbits, George.

It's like, that is not what I imagined Lenny sounding like.

I can't get into the movie because that character is so not what my brain thought he would sound like.

I don't appreciate it whenever it's more like what I expect, whenever it's the opposite or very different than my brain's like, wrong, wrong.

Can't get into this movie.

Can't get into this movie.

Wrong voice, bad voice.

No.

Yeah, I can.

I can play pretty much whole songs and I have about the same.