212: Tuple Goes Hollywood

Good morning. Good morning, sir. How are you? I'm doing alright. How are you? I'm doing well. It's the first day of the rest of our lives. That's the most optimistic phrase you could say. Yes. It was also the first day of recording our, documentary. Oh. Fun. This is one of your one of your marketing projects. Right? Correct. Yes. Yeah. So just quick refresher. We took this big loan from Stripe Capital, and we wanted to make a short, like, documentary thing about the experience of taking the money and spending it on marketing projects and seeing how it went. And Monday, we had our first day of shooting. There's gonna be two days. So there was, like, the this was the, like, okay, before we've done the thing, you know, how's everybody feeling? What's going on? And then the idea is we'll do another one after all their projects are done and wrapped, and we'll talk about the results. I think I've heard people from the film industry talk about how it can be kind of a slog, kind of a it's kind of a toil. I think I got a glimpse of that. Oh, yeah. It was a long day. So we met them early at our co working space. Like, they're like, we wanna get started. It takes about an hour to set up, so we wanna meet you at about eight, so we can be set up and ready to film by nine. Turns out that this company we hired, like, this this is like a very, like, legit setup. They brought five people. Wow. Yeah. So it's like, woah. Okay. And so much gear, like, a van full of stuff. They're like, okay. Where are we shooting? And I was like, over here. And I walked them into our office and they're like, this is not big enough. And I was like, oh. Okay. And they're like, can we go shoot out in the common area? And I was like, not really. And so we ended up calling it audible and, going over to Joel's condo. Oh, funny. Which fortunately is close by, but they had to, like, you know, reload all the gear and then unload all the Joel's and set it up there. It's because he has, like, this sort of large open space that worked well for it. But, like, it was a it was a setup of, like, multiple cameras, you know, the interviewee, the interviewer, a bunch of, like, light setup, and it was just, like, it took up a lot of space. Wow. Interesting. They needed a larger space because it's mostly, like, kind of interview, like, cameras pointed at you at different angles. You're sitting with okay. Yeah. That's right. And and our office is, like, it holds, like, three or four, maybe five people. I was sort of picturing, like, a single camera and, like, you know, natural light from the outside because it's very …