You must be new to these types of shows.
You want a toe? I can get you a toe, believe me. There are ways, Dude.
Sorry its hard to convey scarcasim on here :)
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You want a toe? I can get you a toe, believe me. There are ways, Dude.
I got your sarcasm. Everything is planned. DOn't think it was coincidental they had cameras and Aquawoman just waltzes in.
Me fail English? But, that's unpossible.
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...You know that every appearance on this show is planned, right? They don't just have cameras up at all times and hope something interesting happens. These people write in or respond to ads to appear, and the producers decide which ones are the most interesting.
It's just like Pawn Stars or Miami Ink. I'd bet you dimes to dollars that none of the guys you see on the show are actually there to run the shop on a daily basis.
Mike and Walt are there almost every day. Ming too, when he's not doing appearances at conventions. Bryan only hangs out while they're filming because he spends most of his time looking after his niece. There are some employees that you sometimes see on the show, like Jeff who works on Sunday, and Eric who works odd days.
shareDoes anyone believe this is all random? Of course it was planned. Some of the conversation might be unscripted, but it is still a controlled environment.
And that Aqua Woman set-up was yet another opportunity for Walt to act like a dick, complaining about someone altering a costume too go to a private birthday party. That dude needs to get over himself and not be such a knob about everything.
(But Brian is always hilarious.)
Chill bro. Walt was obviously a bit behind the times on things cosplay, but has come around since (like years ago):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XQ14jixUpk
And no, no one (intelligent) thinks all these uber fans, artists, and celebs just wander in. The fellas are usually kept in the dark about it, though.
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