We're doing everything I dreamed of as an adjacent.

I'm trying to be one percent better, not for us, you're trying to be like one percent

better for Stephanie, maybe, but no, that is not factored and still fails.

No, I'm sure he does well at that. He's Anthony now. Remember, we don't know that.

We just assume he does well. He has so much at stake. He knows, he knows he could

lose that job. He could lose that job tomorrow. Tony, we're paying you a bonus

that's more than one percent. He's not wrong. 125 percent. I feel like no, don't give

us a percentage. I feel like he should be 20% better based on the bonus that he gets

when we have good sponsors. If I continue to be one percent better every day, right?

You're going to be by the 20th episode. I'll be 20% better. Hey, Jason, the one that's

really just like, Hey, man, let's try to get Tony these bonus. I'm like, Hey, I want

Tony to try. I want Tony to try. Russ, like that part of it has gotten beyond our control.

It's got out of hand to where we're not able to like, I don't know if you've seen this,

but there are so many parts of this show with him in particular that have gotten beyond

our control. Like we needed a contract with him when we started this because it's spun

beyond literally out of our control. It's beyond where we can get a hold of it now.

You know what the thing is with gentlemen and agreements like the one we have here, we

can just go rogue at any time and stop paying him. You could do that. You know what I'm saying,

Jason, Jason, you're like, well, you know, he's not trying, but we still are kind of like

obligated. I'm like, uh, are we? Who are we going to get though? He knows it. Hey, stop

saying that. He knows it already. No, no, no, no, no, no, he's only producer. He already

knows it. He already knows it. He likes like he'd only produce it. I don't need the other

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