Experience has taught me that those who say the most are often those who know the least. Quiet people keep their secrets to themselves. That's what makes them so interesting--and generally worth the wait.
When Dan realized that Tommy had no plans to use him again, and that his time was being wasted, he presented Tommy with an eighty-dollar receipt for a new pair of Sketchers boots he'd purchased. 'What is this?' Tommy asked.
'You stepped on my boots so many times during our scene, they got all scuffed. I had to replace them. I'd like to be reimbursed.'
'I am not the Santa Claus,' Tommy said, turning away.
The Room's crew had been provided by Birns & Sawyer, largely thanks to Bill Meurer and his sales rep, Peter Anway, who realized Tommy was going to need help opearting all this expensive equipment that he knew less than nothing about. [...] It gave Tommy access to some cinematic veterans, among them Raphael Smadja, a French-born director of photography who'd done a ton of work in reality television. These were savvy and competent professionals, which meant they were completely unprepared for dealing with someone like Tommy.
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