Hey, you guys.
Hey, hey, hey.
Right.
So let's get to this - I've only seen a couple of episodes so far.
But I was actually quite loving it.
And if Billy, see you play
the head salesman whose name is Jack and I,
you have this optimism that I find really creepy.
But there's obviously,
you know, there's obviously going to be something else coming down the line.
But what is it that spoke to you most about the character?
That optimism for sure.
And there's no question that the wrong amount of optimism,
it feels creepy because it feels unrooted in reality.
And that's one of Jack's primary features, is he's
tired of being rooted in reality.
He wants to dream for something better.
And he is a firm believer.
And I think over the course of the season you'll see that that's an earnest belief
and it's a belief that he believes he's preaching the good word
of hope and optimism and the future and a better tomorrow.
And that's enough
for people's lives who are struggling
and without purpose with banality, that if they just have
a little spark of optimism, that'll get them through the day.
And hopefully it doesn't cost them too much
that they feel like they want a yes.
That's right. He's got to find the right sweet spot.
What is it?
The price points, the picks, the right price point.
Then it is worth
your time to hear his message
about why tomorrow is going to be better than today.
And same for you, Nicholas, as well.
I mean, what was it about your character is
Quite naive, actually, to come in underneath him?
That's quite scary.
Yeah.
I mean, the the naivete was interesting
to kind of balance out because this kid has been through a lot.
When we first meet him,
you know, he's being raised by a single mother
and his dad left when he was two years old.
So it's not necessarily that he doesn't know.
Heartbreak and he doesn't know hardships.
I think it's just he is so concentrated on what's in front of him.
Like like it's paycheck to paycheck.
There's no room for dreaming.
There's no room for possibilities, which is a really difficult place
for someone of Joey's starry eyed nature to live,
because I think he's got so many dreams pent up inside of him.
And Jack comes along and is the exact
right, earnest key to kind of open up this kid's heart
and really finally start to live life to the fullest.
And boy, I hope it works out for him.
If either of you had a salesman turn up on your doorstep
trying to sell you a lunar timeshare, would you be receptive at all?
Anybody who shows up on my doorstep. Yeah.
Hello
and welcome.
Hey, How'd you get my address?
I'm really screwed up.
Well, what's going on? What do you want?
You selling?
You got the wrong apartment.
Actually, I said that there was.
There was one of my neighbors that the parents were out of town,
and the teenagers were coming over, and they rang the wrong apartment.
They read my ring, my apartment,
and I looked down and I just said, You've got the wrong apartment.
Yeah,
I think that's what I'd have to say.
Yeah, it kind of
got serious, really.
They couldn't see me, so I got to use whatever voice they wanted. Nice.
Would you be receptive to a house on the moon?
No, I was receptive to the.
So what are you talking about? My lawyer.
I had
Amit Bhalla & Lucas Jansen for.
For a wrap gift. Gave me.
Gave me an acre on the moon from a very sketchy company.
Wait a second. Where's yours? Because I got one, too.
Mine is so.
So there's a little thing that kind of looks like Florida.
It's a little crater. And mine Is that like this?
I don't know. I'm.
I'm on the other side. I've got ten acres.
Thank you so much for your time.
Today is being absolutely brilliant.
And thank you. Thank you.