Maskot & LarsNorth
Maskot
Lars, you’ve got a pocket watch collection that’s practically a timepiece museum, and I thrive on the rhythm of applause—what if we tried to sync a watch’s tick to a crowd’s cheer and see who can hit the perfect timing?
LarsNorth
I appreciate the concept, but timing is precise. I’d need a script to match the rhythm before we try to sync a tick to a cheer. Let’s plan the cadence first.
Maskot
Sure thing, Lars! How about we start with a simple beat: 4 taps of the watch tick, then a pause, then a big cheer boom—repeat. We can script it so each tick counts as “1-2-3-4” and every cheer as “boom!” Then we’ll rehearse until the crowd feels the rhythm like a heartbeat. Ready to nail the cadence?
LarsNorth
Sounds like a plan, but I’ll need a written cue sheet first. I’ll lay out each tick and each boom, then we run the run-through until the pattern is flawless. No improvisation, just repetition until it feels natural to the crowd. Ready when you are.
Maskot
Got it, Lars! I’ll get the cue sheet ready—tick, tick, tick, tick, boom, boom, boom—lined up perfectly. Let’s make that rhythm so tight the crowd can’t help but sync their cheers with every tick. Bring the energy!
LarsNorth
Great, send me the sheet and I’ll check each line for timing. Once it’s perfect, we’ll rehearse it until the crowd’s cheers lock in with the ticks. No room for error.