Faust started to be very annoyed by this man. That is, he was annoyed, until he called him ‘a stupid idiot’ and then he realized this guy got super defensive the moment he insunated he was a bad actor. ‘So, he only got super angry, defensive and resorted to name calling once I suggested he MIGHT be a bad actor … I guess that means he is super defensive because he is a bad actor.’ When he called himself “THE BEST actor” Faust started laughing. Nothing will now convince Faust that he is a good actor, and he’s sure that there is no singing and dacing talent to go along with this. Realizing this, he knew he f*cked up by telling him he’d give him a star role in Phantom of the Opera. His name would always be connected to that failure of a man and the failure of a musical, and he knew there was no way Bennett was actually good. If he were a talented enough singer, and if he could dance, he’d be in a movie musical already. He was just about to retract his offer when he got an idea … He’ll develop a fake name to stay close to Broadway and be able to be a part of it again, from the shadows, where his attacked will not see him. Knowing that Bennett would be absolutely horrible in the show, he would make it a flop scam and make sure the investors who are being scammed are the ones who wronged him. And they’d never know it’s him since he’s using an alias. Then Bennett asked the only question that he cared to answer. “Btu what are we doing if one of us loses?” Faust smiled “I think the punishment should be to write a speech that includes aplogizing for your horrible performance; that also includes admitting that either acting in movies or broadway shows is harder than the other and that contains telling people you are not talented enough to be in a broadway show or movie. Of course the winner should write the speech.”