Leonardo Drew: Our conversation that we’re having right now is another material to work into the next iteration.
Jay Chandrasekhar: The rhythm is off and the tone of the performances are off.
Drew: They can open new doors.
Chandrasekhar: That’s the kind of thing we can’t do.
Drew: You mean ubiquitous and always on.
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Chandrasekhar: You can’t count on improvising the perfect joke in the moment.
Drew: But in the end, it’s an extremely simplistic way of getting from A to B.
Chandrasekhar: You never know. That’s what hell was like for one person.
Drew: That just means you put your body literally out there as an antenna, a receiver of information, and that information is going to come.
Chandrasekhar: You can’t do that high.
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Drew: In the end, you have to. For some of us, it’s a spiritual, almost religious, endeavor.
Chandrasekhar: We’ll see. It’ll come out and the internet will explode one way or the other.
Drew: It’s a “mirror,” and you should be able to find yourself in it.
Chandrasekhar: I’m hoping that’s what happens.
Drew: Foreign films, anime, old classics, you name it.