Andwhat I loveistheinformationthat's laidoutthatyourcharactereyes a struggling, uh, strugglingactorBroadwayactorwhohasn't quitemadeitandsohastotendBar.
That's a typethatisdefinitelyyeah, no, I I dated a guyformanyyearswhowenttoJuilliard, andthey I'm notsayingeveryone, but I'm saying a lotofthemliketosneakthatintoconversation.
Butthewaytheydoit, thewaytheydoitistheysay, um, theirgroupnumber, becauseit's notabouttheyearyougraduatedit, Julia, yousay I wasinGroup 24 or I wasinGroup, whichwhenWhensomeonedropsthatintoconversationtobelike, well, ingroup 13, I andyoubelike, Whatisthatlike?
Oh, well, itJuilliard.
I perfect.
Sothatwaytheyknowit's a goodasking.
Yes, yes.
So I noticedthat a lot.
I triedtoworkthatintothefilm, but I thinkitwaslike a littletooinsidebaseball.
So, like, havegroupnumbertalk, Butyeah, that's a It's a realthing.
It's likewhenpeoplesay, like, Well, I wenttocollegein D.
C.
Andyou'relike, JustsayGeorgetown.
Like, Getit, justsayit.
Thentheysay, No, I didn't gotocollegeinGeorgia E literally.
I wentto a technicalschool, a twoyeartechnicalschoolin D.
C asshole, UniversityofPhoenix.
Butitwasin D.
C.
Wehave a clipherefromtheprom, and I believethisiswhereyou'reworkingthebar.
Youhaven't madeityet, butyou'requite a chattyCathywiththesemassivestars.
Thatistrue.
Allright, let's take a look.
Whoareyou?
TrentOliver.
Oh, we'vedonefiveshowstogether.
Yeah, gottransplanted.
Juilliardwon't shutupaboutit.
Alright, Trendoffcourse.
Whyareyoudressedlike a waiter?
I'm inbetweengigsatthemoment.
Honestly, did I feeladriftas I didinmydaysbeforeJulieArt.
Youseemypassionsairfueledbythepowerofladytheaterandhowshecan, withthegentletouchofherhand, sculpt a humansoul.
Youknow, welearned, Julie, areif I couldsoliloquies.