stackyFACTSThe people screaming and clapping wildly in the studio bleachers aren't just overly enthusiastic tourists.
The people screaming and clapping wildly in the studio bleachers aren't just overly enthusiastic tourists. Production companies actively employ aggressive screeners who psychologically profile every single person waiting in line. If you do not display manic, extroverted levels of high-energy joy during a basic conversation, they will quietly banish you to the very back rows where the cameras will never accidentally capture your boredom.
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