. >> marcy comes over and tells me ex-boyfriend was over last last night and yadda yadda yadda i'm reallyrom? >> obviously the yadda yadda. >> those two minds together, comedy dynamite. >> what do you think did it? can you take a step back, this made this show? >> i think the style of the writing was fresh and the strength of the cast. the cast is very, very strong. and the writing had a different sound to it. the conversations sounded different than the other sitcoms that you see. >> so you think you're spongeworthy? >> i think i'm very spongeworthy. >> i'm out there jer a and loving every minute of it. >> the ideas were seemingly insignificant where the comedy came from. usually small quirky idiotic things. >> larry always carried this little note pad in his pocket. whenever something happened he thought would make a good idea, write it down and eventually wind up in a show. >> you mean shrinkage? >> yes, significant shrinkage. >> it's a little thing i might notice that i could expound on. expound or expand? expand on. both. both. expound and expand. yeah. >> i got it. >> no, i'd like t

it's not like did you hear the one about, yadda, yadda.to your point that it blgds a -- it builds and builds, i'm with you, but it is building and building. you have to as a director and writer trustÑi that the audienc will stay with you and have the patience while you build this thing, why did you think that would work because, face it, most of our attention spans are like that. you forced us to be patient with you. it was risky. >> it is risky. some of my biggest insecurities about the film were along the lines of, yeah, the first half of this movie, is it too much of an ask? it is -- it's playing off of tension and suspense more than it's giving us answers or reveals. and there's a thing where people like to know what they're getting into in general. even if they think they don't, they like to know. i looked at some of my favorite movies, "the stepford wives," "rosemary's baby," certainly when you look at other huge films like "blair witch project" and "paranormal activity," these films utilized terror. the moments before the horror tak

yadda, yadda, and at some point we will get jobs reports and at some point the unemployment rate will go up or down and the economy will improve or not improve. we will see the results, and that's what matters. all this other stuff, you know, him talking about i talked to this company and that company, that's pretty much meaningless. in terms of what actually is impactful. taxes matter. i am pro his tax reforms and reducing pwaour rau things, and comes to actually creating jobs, taxes only matter when a company is actually making money, right? that's one issue. two, we have not changed the amount of withholding, and so if i am going to hire somebody and i have thousands of employees and if any of my companies, more than 150 companies i am invested in, if they are going to high i still have to pay all the additional withholding taxes, and i have to pay for insurance, and all of these other costs that are more important than the changes that the president is proposing, that are actually more important than income tax changes, and there's a lot of things that have to play out before we k