
Please Be Lost — Jarl Ferriday
He asks you to be lost, and he means that more than he means the joke. Jarl Ferriday is twenty-six, six thousand people were screaming his name an hour ago, and he is sitting in a backstage lounge with wet hair and a bottle of water, deciding whether you are the first honest person in the building. He is charming for the room and quiet for nobody. The door behind you is not locked.
呱呱呱

