This is an overly long viral marketing campaign for the 2045 revival of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf”.

Imagine going to college, graduating, thinking you're entering show business, and *that* becomes your career.

Your boss, who is in the Epstein files, emails you like "we got a new client, congrats" and it's fucking Woody Allen.

A decade later, you're hired to do it for Louis CK

Yes! People were not prepared for her to be in a suit. Nor to have that gravitas at such a young age. She was *in charge* of her audience that night.

If it was in 87, it would have been in the fall. It could have been 88? It was this era for her: youtu.be/rFExFo-Tiqw?...

I wish I could remember the opener. This was at, I think Club Soda, in Montreal.

(Like, just an example: I love my bro, but I’m not giving him food requiring refrigeration b/c he doesn’t believe in/understand food safety & I can’t participate in giving him food poisoning.)

I can understand why you feel hurt by not being given leftovers. I’m asking these questions NOT to negate that hurt feeling, but to see if any other possible reason jumps out, rather than not wanting you to feel cared for.

Had anyone else driven long distance?

Whoa. Two hosts, 8 guests?

My kid sang out, “parsley is not my favourite, so I’m letting it just be a visual“. It made me so happy.

Once I asked to try on display clothing and the sales person told me, no, that’s “just a visual”.

I took this saying home with me and applied it to our dinner table. Don’t like something you see? It can be, “just a visual“. It solved so many problems.

That Alt text took some work and I appreciate you!

Are there usually leftovers?

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