Walker Ward

the full-time job. So my HR department sort of caught onto it and they were like, Oh, this is kind of funny. Morale at work is kind of low. People are bored. They're cooped up in their homes. Will you do some like kind of virtual standup for us at work?

the full-time job. So my HR department sort of caught onto it and they were like, Oh, this is kind of funny. Morale at work is kind of low. People are bored. They're cooped up in their homes. Will you do some like kind of virtual standup for us at work?

the full-time job. So my HR department sort of caught onto it and they were like, Oh, this is kind of funny. Morale at work is kind of low. People are bored. They're cooped up in their homes. Will you do some like kind of virtual standup for us at work?

You're fired. No, don't worry. I didn't get fired until a couple of years later. Um, but I, they were like, yeah, like, will you do some, do some standup for us? So I basically had this series where I recreated our company, our sales team, zoom calls where like I was each person in the frame.

You're fired. No, don't worry. I didn't get fired until a couple of years later. Um, but I, they were like, yeah, like, will you do some, do some standup for us? So I basically had this series where I recreated our company, our sales team, zoom calls where like I was each person in the frame.

You're fired. No, don't worry. I didn't get fired until a couple of years later. Um, but I, they were like, yeah, like, will you do some, do some standup for us? So I basically had this series where I recreated our company, our sales team, zoom calls where like I was each person in the frame.

Cause like, you know, like when you work with people, people have the same mannerisms and like, you know, one guy always, you know, like does one thing and one girl's always doing this. So I was each person.

Cause like, you know, like when you work with people, people have the same mannerisms and like, you know, one guy always, you know, like does one thing and one girl's always doing this. So I was each person.

Cause like, you know, like when you work with people, people have the same mannerisms and like, you know, one guy always, you know, like does one thing and one girl's always doing this. So I was each person.

Square. So that really COVID, 2020 was when I kind of got a little bit of a bug for the content. And then, you know, a year goes by and we're kind of going back into the office and I couldn't really do it anymore. You know, all the time where you had to look busy at your desk, you could film stuff, you could eat hot dogs.

Square. So that really COVID, 2020 was when I kind of got a little bit of a bug for the content. And then, you know, a year goes by and we're kind of going back into the office and I couldn't really do it anymore. You know, all the time where you had to look busy at your desk, you could film stuff, you could eat hot dogs.

Square. So that really COVID, 2020 was when I kind of got a little bit of a bug for the content. And then, you know, a year goes by and we're kind of going back into the office and I couldn't really do it anymore. You know, all the time where you had to look busy at your desk, you could film stuff, you could eat hot dogs.

My mind was elsewhere. And then so I went back to the office and I kind of went back into the grind. I did do this like little martini tour, this teeny Tuesday tour where I'd wear a tuxedo and walk into different restaurants in New York and review martinis and food. But really it was last summer when I was officially – when I officially left my company and That was when it started full time.

My mind was elsewhere. And then so I went back to the office and I kind of went back into the grind. I did do this like little martini tour, this teeny Tuesday tour where I'd wear a tuxedo and walk into different restaurants in New York and review martinis and food. But really it was last summer when I was officially – when I officially left my company and That was when it started full time.

My mind was elsewhere. And then so I went back to the office and I kind of went back into the grind. I did do this like little martini tour, this teeny Tuesday tour where I'd wear a tuxedo and walk into different restaurants in New York and review martinis and food. But really it was last summer when I was officially – when I officially left my company and That was when it started full time.

For sure. Yeah. No, definitely. And I think I didn't even really realize that I... I always knew that I was, I don't know, a relatively creative person.

For sure. Yeah. No, definitely. And I think I didn't even really realize that I... I always knew that I was, I don't know, a relatively creative person.

For sure. Yeah. No, definitely. And I think I didn't even really realize that I... I always knew that I was, I don't know, a relatively creative person.

Yeah, well, sometimes. Depends who I'm talking to. But I just... I didn't realize that I was... that I needed to be creative, not to be kind of dramatic, but like until I was removed from an environment, because I feel like you and I, Kim, have had sort of a unique... we sort of hit life at a unique time because we grew up and everything was kind of just societally.

Yeah, well, sometimes. Depends who I'm talking to. But I just... I didn't realize that I was... that I needed to be creative, not to be kind of dramatic, but like until I was removed from an environment, because I feel like you and I, Kim, have had sort of a unique... we sort of hit life at a unique time because we grew up and everything was kind of just societally.