A creator cycles through video ideas—Pop-Tech, global warming, Connecticut footage, fashion shows—rejecting each one until landing on a meta concept: a video about videos. The whole thing is one long brainstorm that goes nowhere until it suddenly does.
Man, I really want to make a video, but I don't know what I want to make one about. There's so many things I want to talk about, but I don't know. Maybe I'll make one about Pop-Tech. That would be good, you know. Another Pop-Tech— I don't know. I don't really feel like it. Yeah, I could talk about those guys. The global warming— no, I don't think so. Maybe I'll make another video about Peter. I'll finish up the Peter video. That would be great. Yeah. Damn it, that footage is back in Connecticut. I don't know. The 360 Summit from— oh, hell, that's on my website. I don't want to do that. Maybe fashion. I could do— there's a lot more fashion from the— I don't know. The shows there. That might work. That might work. You know, I could do— I could do one about the World Series. Oh God, the Red Sox, no way! Blech! Absolutely not. Wait a minute, wait a minute, I got it! A conceptual piece! A video about videos! There it is! Okay! See ya! I don't know. That was bad. Oh well, they can't all be great, right? Bye-bye.
