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Number one, please.

Riddled me this.

How is it when Daniel goes out in public and sees a famous person or artist?

He asks a fool and turns into lunchbox

and gets excited to interview the people and talk to them on the streets.

But yet, when lunchbox goes in to the studio and you bring in a performer or someone famous,

he turns into a Daniel and doesn't care about the person being there.

Thanks, guys.

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Bye.

This is a good question, because if he sees anybody that has a bit of fame, he runs up to

them, screams and freaks out. There are people that come in the studio that are actually famous.

He does not look up from his computer. He does his little crossword puzzle and doesn't care.

What's the difference?

Difference is seeing him in the wild is a lot more like extravagant, a lot cooler.

And also when they're in here, they're not going to talk to me. They're talking to Bobby doing

the interview. So, and mostly a lot of them in here. So it's just like I got one on one time

with them out there. Here, I'm just like an observer and I'm,

okay, all right, cool, you know, you're here. And they're not as exciting here. It's more fun when you like, don't expect to see them. It's a lot cooler. When you agree, when you see them in the wild, it's a lot cooler. It is pretty cool when you see someone out like at a grocery store.

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