I was surprised when he volunteered to help me make dinner, proving he was a skilled cook, at least with vegan recipes. When we sat down to eat, I showed him one of the Fourman brothers' investigations.
"Told you that's boring," he said, pointing at the TV with his fork. "If we'd tried to make a TV show like that, they would've canceled us halfway through the first season."
"That's why they declined to sign up with your network."
"Really?"
"Yup. They want to keep it real. The problem is that your style became the standard, so if something doesn't meet it, it's not use. But the genre needs more of this."
He tilted his head, chewing, and nodded. "Y'know? Isaac would be an interesting middle ground, doing this in his over-the-top way."
"That's why I wanted to show you this."
He shot a suspicious glance at me. "Trying to influence my business decisions, young lady?"
