I don’t want to sit there and be like, ‘Oh, I don’t care what the audience thinks.’ It does matter to me. I just want them to think, to be honest.

Donald Glover
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If you get paid to do something, it is your job to do it well. If you are a chef and you get paid to cook, you need to cook well. The same holds true for everyone who works in the entertainment industry. If you get paid to do something and you don’t do it well, your employer is not going to continue paying you.

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