>> You know, I like the fact that it's live, because I like the fact
that I can't anticipate anything.
And so you're pretty much prepared for any scenario that you have.
And when things hit the wall and things go bad, then you have to figure it out right on the spot
because you can't-- you don't have the time to mess around and ask other people for questions,
you just have to make your own decisions.
So I like to anxiety of it.
The challenge is being able to speak to different people in ways
that they understand what you want them to do.
Sometimes, depending on how new someone is, the language can kind of translate differently.
And so, you don't want to come out, well for me, I don't want to come off like I'm angry
or anything like that, I just want them to know that this is what needs to get done.
So, for me it's challenging to be able to say what needs to get done sometimes
and not be considered, you know, a bad person per se-.
And so, so that's really like, one of the biggest things.
Being able to coordinate two different productions to start, one right after the other,
can be pretty tough, and again it all just comes down to language and how you speak
to other people and things like that.