Fuck the game!

Alright, let's do this.

How are you, what the fuckers, what the fuck buddies, what the fucksters, what the fuck,

a delix, what's happening, I'm Mark Marin, this is my podcast, WTF.

We just wrapped the Glow series for Netflix and it's emotional, I don't know how many of

you have done theater or big projects with people or look, I mean at the end of a shoot,

you know, we're there for three months, I'm working with a huge crew, with writers, producers,

directors, there was a couple hundred people involved, I don't want to leave anybody out,

but all I'm saying it was an amazing experience, it was an amazing crew, it was a completely

collaborative environment and effort and you're in it man, I mean you're just in it, you

spend a few months working on something that is so collaborative and you get attached

to the process, you get attached to the people involved, do you live in this world of making

the show more than the real world, then it's like a very intense experience and you know,

I gotta be honest, like throughout the shoot, I'm working with 14 women playing wrestlers,

mostly that, you know, every day, another guy, Chris, who played the other guy and me and I don't

know it was the first time I ever acted on a TV show in a series where I wasn't playing myself

and I had to be, you know, a worker among workers, not some sort of occasional primadonna in charge

of anything, I just had a show up for work and it was, it was an interesting adjustment, but I did

sort of keep to myself and I don't know if that was misunderstood or not, like throughout the

shoot, I sort of kept a distance from the 14 ladies playing the wrestlers, I mean, I think that

was for character reasons, but also I think to preserve my energy and my emotional stability and

my sanity to a certain degree, I mean for those of you who listen, you know that my personal boundaries

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