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During a Q&A period after, say, a screening or a lecture, is for just that:\u00a0 Questions and Answers.<\/p>\n

Let’s review how this works, shall we?<\/p>\n

The person in the audience asks a question<\/strong>, which, ideally, is followed with an answer<\/strong> from the speaker.<\/p>\n

Notice nowhere did I say anything about the audience member making a stupid, self-aggrandizing speech<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

I find myself at Q&A sessions frequently during my rich escapades around the cultural landscape of Los Angeles, and I don’t think I’ve ever managed to sit through one where there weren’t a couple jerks in the audience who raised their hands only to launch into fifteen minute stories about their completely unfascinating lives.\u00a0 This needs to stop.<\/p>\n

Please help me spread the word.\u00a0 In this matter, as in so many others, tasers are quite helpful.<\/p>\n

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