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I'm Mark Linson Meyer, your philosophy caretaker today.

Okay.

And this is Bill Arnett. Your improv, docent, we'll say as we travel the museum.

Okay, I think I've only heard that work from you.

I don't know that I know any docents in real life.

What is a, who is a real life docent?

Who do you emulate is a docent? Let's say you had a historic home and there

certainly are tour guides but then let's say you wanted to rent that historic home

for some event or something. The docent would be the representative of the

historic home and they certainly know where the bathroom is and

nowhere they and probably know some history too, but I think it's almost like a

junior caretaker.

All right. I'm very curious. I mean we have the power of the internet at our fingertips.

Why aren't we go goling? We don't.

In improv scenes do you stop is it part of the the improv can the character wait a

second let me Google something and maybe they pretend as in character that they're

googling something else but really they're googling to try to figure out the next

thing that they should say in the scene. You know I mean the world we're living in

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