How much did they first pay you to give up on your dreams?

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is...

Morning Somewhere!

For August 15th, 2020.

My name is Bernie Burns, sitting right over there. You can sound a little bit low. It does sound a little bit low. Are we loud? Does it sound low to us or is it just the headphones? I'll fix it in post, baby. That's right. We're doing it live. Every time you're on a set, somebody says, fix it in post. And you're like, I'm going to hate that that guy said that in about two months.

I know, I'm going to hate it. Well, here's the thing. We could take 30 seconds and fix it now. Or we could take 30 minutes to figure out what the hell and how to fix it in post.

Yeah, maybe.

Or it's like we can use 80 people's time if you're shooting a movie to fix it over the course of like 20 minutes.

Or you can waste one dude's time for like three hours.

That's basically the way it breaks out.

There's a bit in the show, the franchise.

It's a HBO show about making a

superhero movie, and they're constantly like making all these things. They're shooting a bunch of

movies sort of at the same time. They're like, well, this one, canonically comes before this

one, and they just decided to kill off, I don't know, the fish people or whatever. So we're

going to need you to remove your

fish people that you're shooting right now. And they go, can we CGI? We'll see GI in something else later. Get to the CGI guy and he goes, we haven't seen our families for two months. And they're, and they're like, but you can do it. Yeah, right, right. You know what that's called? That's Scope creep.

Creep.

I was going to say it's called creep.

Yeah.

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