And soaking up where you are in the world.

Yes.

It was, like, the biggest, like, gift, I feel like, from them.

Like, that we got to go and, like, go to all of these cities.

And it's, like, where I first, like, learned, like, how to party.

I had never...

Um, like, like we, we, we, we filmed in Berlin and I got to go to Berghain, um, for the first time.

Yes, please.

And now here's an intro about the story you're about to hear from Brian J. Smith.

My book, Blood on the Sand, which is available through godless.com, and which will be in paperback later this year, is about a small town named Dawson, Ohio that is ravaged by an army of ghouls, and it pits two female ranch hands, a washed-up alcoholic stuntman, and some people inside of a tavern into a fight for survival to make it through the night without getting killed.

The audio selection provided is a chapter about a resident who watches over the Undertaker's place at night while the Undertaker is asleep at home or partying.

And he is attacked by three of the fiends that are about to take over the town.

I hope you enjoy it.

I hope this gets you to read more.

And thank you for listening to my audio selection.

waited.

So anyway, back to you,

Bill.

I do want to say real fast, because you're talking about agents and managers.

I don't know if you've heard this before, but I cannot tell you how many people have told me how lucky I am that Bill Veloric is my agent.

He has one of the notoriously best reputations of any agent in the industry.

Until today.

Until today.

link right here.

Totally.

I mean, it was, what's been interesting is like working on this film and we're kind of going through the whole self distribution process right now.

I mean, we, it's been four years.

I started working on this film four years ago.

We finished filming it two years ago.

And we've been in a sort of distribution process for two years.

And, you know, there's a lot of reasons for that.

When that became a massive success and you were part of that, what was that experience like for you as being part of that? Because I know you've done some big roles before, but that was kind of like a massive international cultural event,