Refreshingly so much better than Wilson. Maybe because it had direction and plot and character development. And it was dark and self-depreciating and also quite funny at the same time. Phew. Art and story and history and "elements" like the monologue over the dialogue were all well done.

Quote: "I see you're wearing a $90,000 watch, but deep down, don't you secretly envy my grim, somewhat paranoid perspective on the human condition?"