Wes Hazard

And I'm just whipping through.

I'm like, Emancipation Proclamation.

Rosa Parks is hitting it.

It's like, you know, like John McCain was one of them.

That was weird, but I got it.

It was nice.

And like, so cool, feeling good on that.

And then the third part is just like a little mock interview.

Like, you know, they ask everybody the same question.

What would you do if you won a bunch of money?

And everybody's like, oh, you know, I'd fix up the house, pay off some debt, travel, help the grandkids.

And I said that I wanted to reunite the cast of the 90s sitcom from Fox, living single for my 40th birthday party.

Yeah, and they reacted thusly.

And at the end of it, I'm like, I'm my own harshest critic.

Like, when I fail, I tell myself in detail how I failed and how, you know, maybe we can correct it in the future.

I got out of that audition, I was like, Wes, how do you feel you did?

And they're like, I do not think I could have conducted myself better.

Let's continue to study as if we're going to be on Jeopardy.

And that's a big commitment, because they tell you nothing.

They don't tell you your scores.