The roast of Kevin Hart will be a significant and highly anticipated live event on Netflix.

“It's going to be the best. It's going to be the greatest roast ever.”

Ethan claims that building three doors for a live show where one is intentionally unopenable is a reasonable creative choice for the event.

“to be fair we may have built three doors and one of them is unopenable I don't remember”

Pat McAfee claims his upcoming live show in Pittsburgh will be an unprecedented and incomparable spectacle with major surprise appearances and giveaways.

“We're going to try to pack that place out and have a magical evening that is unprecedented, incomparable. And to be clear, I don't know if there's anything that'll ever be able to compare.”

Shane Gillis states that he believed the decision to have him referee the sumo match was a poor idea.

“I I thought that was a terrible idea, Pat, but uh it came out bad, and that's fine. That's why you're so successful. Terrible execution, but [ __ ] it.”

Setting a clear intention for the desired experience and feeling at the conclusion of an event provides a vital roadmap for success throughout the production process.

“Whenever you're doing anything in life I want you to always start with the end. What does that mean? It means before you begin I want you to imagine how the thing ends. It's a super powerful hack that really sets you up to succeed and it gives you a roadmap for how to show up for things.”