David's Audition for Marvel!!

It's like, it's crazy. Kind of to that point is like when we were filming, like whether we were filming out and about or just like us friends, like my parents would actually call me multiple times and they'd be like, is everyone signing releases? Like everyone should be signing releases. Like they're part of this, like, production that you're doing. I was like, no, no, no, they're not. Like, they're my friends and the people we film with out and about. Like, it's just fun. Like, it's casual. And like, it would fucking freak people out if I had someone around me and was going like, here, sign this. Even my friends, like, I was like, I don't want to treat my friends like they're some kind of a cast. Like, I don't want to— like, I didn't want— I don't want to do that. It would change the vibe for sure. And I think especially back then, that was like double weird. Now it makes a lot more sense because now social media is like is like almost at the same like respect level as like other forms of entertainment. Obviously not like films and like TV shows yet, but like it's getting up there. So like now someone making a YouTube video and having releases and things, it's like so normal because everyone wants to step into that world and everyone understands like the impact it has. And I, and I regret not doing that. I regret not doing— I regret not taking— what I say a lot is, is it was such a backyard production and I regret not treating it like it was, right? Like it was a real production. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I also felt like I took pride in it being so guerrilla style, like run-and-gun style. Like I took pride in the fact that like, like, like we would show up to like a celebrity's house and it would be me and Jason or me and Nat, and they were like, this is it? Yeah. And I'd be like, yeah, this is it. I don't know who did you expect to feel like easier.