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all right before I tell you about that
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Jeff Goldman yes what do you got before
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I tell you about Jeff Goldblum honestly
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I was just on the road doing this tour
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and uh
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playing these gigs and the new thing
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that's going on is that because Corona
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is not gone but slowing down these
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people that wait in the airport to have
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you sign stuff right and I sound like an
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ingrate but I do love fans I know you do
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and it's fun when people come me as a
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fan but when they are just have like
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these Funko pops and these posters and
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things but they get in the airports when
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you're on the road so they you get out
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of your gate and there's 10 people
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walking with you and I do one each
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because I don't I get a little weird out
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because it's they're very aggressive
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they're not fans let's I'm gonna start
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with that they're just guys
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and then I go to one each and they don't
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accept that they walk you all the way to
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luggage I I lost piece of luggage
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because I was too distracted because
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they wouldn't leave me alone and then
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they walk in your car then they drive to
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the hotel and wait for you anyway so
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this sounds like I don't like fan
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they're not they just go scientists use
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my pen this Corona Corona Corona
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everywhere and then they have like a kid
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with them to go we'll sign one for her
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she's your biggest fan I go what movie
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do you like and she goes who the [ __ ]
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are you I mean they don't know you know
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they're just like oh a kid they grab and
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say make them sign this 40 years now
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people come up to you and go my kids
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really love you and they're like seven
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I'm like well what what have I done
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lately he's good they point over there
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to the you know luggage Handler so they
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didn't know and then these guys were up
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and I lost a piece of luggage because of
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that and then something else happened
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that was really bad but other than I
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know what it's that's the road I know
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what it's like to be David's Bay because
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we were doing the gig at the wheel turn
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with our
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friend Adam Sandler I was being driven
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in a black SUV and I was like David
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you know so what I did I put the window
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down just a little bit I flipped him the
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bird and then when they see me they got
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David where's Adam he's coming uh oh
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yeah Adam did the show he's coming up
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and Jeff Goldblum
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let's just say cool dude there's very
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few modern actors like in the olden
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times you'd have a very quirky voices me
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being an impression Jeff Goldblum has a
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like Nicholas Cage or Christopher Walken
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he's got a very unique uh
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and he's very he's listening with you
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you are fascinating to me I'm finding
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out there
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and he would put his hands near his
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mouth and kind of move his fingers
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around I was trying to interrupt us like
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do you want to say something Jeff he
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goes no you're fascinating I just want
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to listen to you and he would just move
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his fingers around his face remember
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that he hosted twice he was doing this
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interview by the way uh from the
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Jurassic world for drastic Dominion
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world or something or it's or as we call
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it Jurassic Jurassic Park this time the
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dinosaurs are big I thought that was a
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great title this time they'll scare the
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[ __ ] out of you
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uh I knew a guy used to a bit about uh
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the T-Rex couldn't masturbate you know
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the dinosaurs
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give me that wiener that was his closer
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the dinosaurs talk we're gonna get you
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this to go somewhere with it this time
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there's no dinosaurs
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it's just land sharks they have to keep
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upping the Annie and it's like the uh
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they're smarter than us this time yeah
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they have intelligence
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well I'm I'm afraid I have something to
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tell you about the dinosaurs they get on
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the
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elevator's a shark
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yeah the dinosaurs can talk and they're
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poets uh anyway the movie's better than
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that we saw the movie and Goldblum is a
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study he always said he didn't sketch
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with me called Carl with a K I worked at
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the video store and we relive that
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movie's great I mean that's the kind of
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movie you want to see in the big screen
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plus he was in Independence Day and he
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was in Jurassic Park these are huge huge
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mega movies yeah I'm gonna ask him if
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he's ever met Will Smith did he meet him
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on the set
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yeah and did he ever have an Impulse to
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slap Will Smith yeah who punched who I
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think Jeff Goldblum is 6 12. he's a very
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tall guy and which is all that matters
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in life I mean look at Instagram I'm mad
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about it he's just a great actor and
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he'll delve into that on our podcast
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just about his technique and just
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thought he wishes he could do everything
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over again I thought he was very humble
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wants to hang out with us yeah I won't
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say no and we will
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and uh we'll stop talking so we can talk
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over Jeff gublum here we go yeah and by
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the way just so you all know there he
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was doing a press junket oh yeah it's
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not a full hour and so it was a little
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bit we were a little hyperact sorry
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we're new to this and we're narcissists
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we're not even new anymore we're just
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still bad we've done it for we've done
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200 episodes we're still learning no but
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it was uh the sound was a little iffy on
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that and there was a sense that uh well
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I was so excited just to talk to Jeff
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Goldblum just got a little hyperbolic
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and uh he'll mention his favorite movies
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and you'll you'll hear that list it's
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pretty exciting it is a long list it is
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a long list
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um because Jeff goldblum's done a lot of
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sort of a quirky actor uh tall man uh
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Jeff Goblin take it or leave it
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foreign
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[Music]
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yes I've been in the same house for
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about 37 years can you see the LA Design
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Center from your house uh I yes we can
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see uh you know the red and blue and
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green buildings we can see okay
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uh yes we can we can see that new uh
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little lot that they just knocked down
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the the bank there at Crescent Heights
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and Sunset and that many those mini
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operations and now waiting for something
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to be built there I'm getting it yeah
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we're in the same neighborhood can I yes
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can I jump in uh with a question about
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the El Pollo Loco there yes um it's gone
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it's gone
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I've eaten there maybe 2 000 times and
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the McDonald's maybe five thousand and
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they're both gone all the time I've been
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there about 37 years I've never eaten at
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that McDonald's uh and I'd never eaten
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at that uh El Pollo Loco there's now
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Pinches Tacos down the block but I
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haven't tried them yet yeah and what's
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that other place Taco you know Pink Taco
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Taco that used to be do you remember
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when Pink Taco used to be pink wait a
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minute wasn't that you know
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um you know the Saturday Night Live
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wasn't that the um place where uh
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Roxbury yes that was Roxbury and before
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that it was Imperial Gardens uh which
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was a location used for one scene in
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modern romance with Albert Brooks God
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damn great move Catherine Harold well
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Jeff you look like a model and that's
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because you don't eat where I do I want
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to meet your dermatologist yeah you look
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great thank you very much uh I I I'm
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falling apart
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you guys look fantastic thank you and I
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I really agree listen I uh I no I were I
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went you guys are in two separate
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locations now David where where are you
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where are you
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um just a random undisclosed mansion in
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um behind like Mel's Diner area really
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yeah
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he's
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0.09 for me in miles
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yeah oh nine hey do you guys remember
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because I love our whole neighborhood do
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you remember the source restaurant which
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is now that uh Cantina which I notice is
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closed all the time I don't know what's
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going to happen with that uh and did you
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ever see that documentary about the
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source cult family that was going on all
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that time while I was eating there I
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remember that I heard about it Dana
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knows every documentary did you see it I
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love documentaries about cults and cult
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leaders I'm sure did you see Wild
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Country loved it I'm fascinated people
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joining Cults me too what's that thing
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now on I see on HBO Max you see some
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posters around town it's what's it
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called where it's an organization and
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they um and it's about losing weight
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where it's a it's a religious thing and
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they're losing a lot of weight there's a
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person with a big hair who leads it and
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it turns out during the episode that I
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saw chunk of they're they're spanking
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kids and they like the idea of spanking
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kids have you seen that I I haven't but
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I've got it on my watch list I haven't
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seen it it sounds like most of them like
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the one where they uh the guy went and
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met with a Dalai Lama
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remember that guy and he had he he has a
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I remember that one they they have all
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the girls come out and and then he's
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like a smooth talker and then at some
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point it turns into guys uh I do have to
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have sex with everybody it's like it's
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so typical and they should go okay it's
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bad enough you took all my money but
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it's always goes to sex that's true and
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you have to go the trick is is to be so
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human like they fart they they eat
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chocolate they drive rolls royces and so
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they go he's so real it's almost like a
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double trick like of course he's yeah
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of this world I don't know hey Jeff have
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you ever had cult people follow go ahead
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I want I see Jeff pointing what do you
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want to say about oh no I'm just
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listening to me tell you I'm telling
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more to everything that you're saying
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and I would say you you guys must love
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that movie The Master which I like a lot
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I like PT Anderson very much uh love
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everything he does saw that movie three
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times obsessed by it yeah brilliant yeah
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I am too yeah I think it's uh brilliant
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and There Will Be Blood and I like
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inherent Vice and I like Phantom thread
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and of course Boogie Nights and
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Punch-Drunk Love uh and I liked licorice
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pizza very very much can I ask you about
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Phantom thread yes you're you're married
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I'm married David
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might get those weird people what do you
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think the overarching theme of phantom
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thread was because that was
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Daniel Day-Lewis said do we what have we
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wrought I mean he told PT hey like I
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can't believe we just made this movie
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and the theme of it about the male
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female Dynamic I wonder you know I saw
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it when it came out or to have this uh
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um in in-depth discussion I'd want to
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see it again and study it because I
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think it's very uh uh deep what I what I
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noticed about that movie the impression
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that I got was that in contrast to some
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movies that sometimes
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I'm suspicious of it it it
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um talked about a relationship it
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depicted a relationship that was in some
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ways a tip of the iceberg had tip of the
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iceberg elements that were alluded to
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depicted but that had roots and
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backstories and underpinning
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psychologically that were thoroughly
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investigated I thought I didn't know
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what they were yeah but it was for us to
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figure out uh whereas some movies go hey
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we're vague here we'll allude to
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something but we don't actually know
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what it's what's going on that was my
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impression that he is very very
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brilliant and and entirely thorough and
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it it seemed like the in the male female
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Dynamic there is kind of like
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you sort of want your spouse to kill you
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in a way and you want to kill them and
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that's part of the romance of it or
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something because he wanted to be
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poisoned by his wife he clearly enjoyed
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and she liked him being helpless it's
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very interesting well did you remember
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Boxing Helena yeah
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so so that has nothing to do with this
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but I remember I've heard him talk about
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because I like fun things about behind
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the scenes and directors talking he said
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that he admired Rudolph yes uh his wife
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were at home during one cycle where he
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got the flu or something yeah and he
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thought she was in his attent in her
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attention to him particularly caring and
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I think that it triggered this story he
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said as I remember uh whereby hey I like
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this idea of being uh you know silent
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week and and yes
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vulnerable it brings out something is
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going on I love that actress Daniel Day
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Lewis was great enough but I love that
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actress who was in it yeah yeah we could
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talk about that forever or a million
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things I'm so happy to see you guys I
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really am excited to talk to you
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[Music]
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let's get back to happy to see us part
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because yeah Jeff first of all Jeff you
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sound like you have such a cool voice
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you sound like an impression because
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people do it and you have such a good
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voice uh I like that and you're 6'4 you
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don't have to do anything I don't even
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know why you got an actor you already
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won so women love love women are into
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tall guys and now I hate it because they
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always secretly were and now it's on
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Instagram like we need tall guys and
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they're they rule the world and I'm like
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what the [ __ ] going on like I got
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enough going against me I don't need
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yeah I can't help anyway that's not
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Jeff's fault Jeff's fault no no not not
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100 but uh Jeff I met you on SNL I think
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that's where I met you I didn't I forgot
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about this sketch meeting a long time
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ago and I looked it up you forgot what
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what a long time ago you were on a show
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called SNL and I was a writer performer
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Saturday Night Live I've seen several of
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those and I remember when you and I did
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you did a spectacular Larry thing where
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you are a video you were the uh the
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clerk at a video store and you said yes
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I guess whose number I have I'm not
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going to do anything with it but uh yeah
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I am a fan yes yes very brilliant I
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watched that this morning and while
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we're on the topic of us now we have a
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few questions for you and we're gonna
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bore the [ __ ] [ __ ] out of you sit
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with us when you did that you were you
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were I looked at it again today and I
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don't love watching myself it was kind
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of fun watching you win it because I was
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so nervous just to be on SNL and then
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I've got a star in it and I was newer
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and I'm trying to like not be on the cue
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cards which is very dangerous to try to
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memorize it snls it changes so much but
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I was the writer so I knew what I
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changed and you came in and you've got
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such a casual relaxed acting style which
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is in all your stuff you're great at it
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and I really appreciated it more on that
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because you played things so real it
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almost calmed me down and not be such a
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[ __ ] Goofy I was trying not to be too
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charactery but it is SNL and I don't
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really know that much about acting so I
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just thought you maybe should have
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beaten me up during the sketch because I
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was getting a little Broad
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nother not as I remember it you've
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always been a spectacular actor I loved
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doing that I was thank you Jeff you know
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I don't know if you call it nervousness
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but I was on alert uh doing that show
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and I wish I could do it now I'll bet I
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would see that and think I could do it
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better now because I keep getting a
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little more something or other but yeah
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I try to I try to improve can I ask you
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I want to ask you a question Jeff that I
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noticed from the first Jurassic Park and
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yes sir you and I I was coming out of
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doing a acting class one-on-one with Roy
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London and I met you and you invited me
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to jam with you which was very cool and
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I was so happy to meet you but I
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remember
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in Jurassic Park and I looked it up to
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make sure it's like I didn't know if
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they wrote your part as Elvis but you're
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on the helicopter
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and I go oh he's doing Elvis I thought
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that's very Roy London is to do Elvis
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but pull it back and then at one point
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you just started kind of roaring
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like a dinosaur but it but I I didn't I
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don't know if everyone noticed it but
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you're like wow right and I thought is
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that is that you know Meisner is it
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London is it Jeff Goldblum or did I
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recognize that you were doing something
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that made it so charismatic and so
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specific
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which is maybe part of your Brilliance
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but do you remember that I'm not
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brilliant at all you're so sweet
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um I don't remember
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um that I was doing anything like what I
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thought of consciously as a roar or
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anything I've seen that scene and I know
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how you know I laughed in some kind of
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uh
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yeah but uh but now that you mentioned
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it I think I I I was I was coaching with
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Roy London back then geez what a
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wonderful guy he was brilliant and he
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had some always subversive unexpected
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you know uh Uncle cliche ideas you know
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to offer and you know but I you know I I
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I loved Steven Spielberg on that I
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remember feeling uh you know alive and
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excited and full of Creative Juice of
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one kind or another I went to one Roy
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London class and then I was with Ivana
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her uh his Protege you know the Sheikh
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started taking people when and Roy was
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too full so I knew that world a little
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bit and uh I do think it helped me I
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think it helped me a lot and when I saw
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someone like you in something like
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Jurassic Park it gives hope to someone
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that's just a comedian that wants to go
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in that world is like you could mean
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this big movie that's not a comedy but
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having someone come in there and lightly
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weave in some comedic moments is so
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important and you do it so effortlessly
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some probably written some aren't and
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and the more they let you do it the more
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confidence you get probably because I'd
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be scared around Spielberg but to If he
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if he's letting you do that stuff it
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really uh puts layers in that movie
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that's so good one more reason it's a
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great movie well thank you so much you
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know I I I I I I you guys are talking my
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language when we're not I don't want to
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bore anybody and if we you and I should
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just uh we should all have dinner at
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muso and franks or something and I'd
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like to talk to you guys for you know
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because I'm just a humble student of it
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and I I but I would I'd love to talk
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about your ideas about what you're just
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talking about you guys are brilliant and
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um and how you how you navigate all
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situations like that which I'm still
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trying to do you know we made another
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one of these and uh and I I love to talk
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about all Jurassic Park world Dominion
00:18:45
June 10th yeah
00:18:49
yesterday and the day before you're
00:18:52
kidding what do you mean wait a minute
00:18:53
you saw our latest movie on two days he
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was able to Thursday I tried to download
00:19:00
it and the second day uh that was three
00:19:02
hours and then the second day I watched
00:19:04
it and uh I thought it was very
00:19:06
interesting now it's so good I don't
00:19:09
even think the dinosaurs are fake I just
00:19:11
think they're part of it because it used
00:19:12
to be like that looks real that looks
00:19:14
real now I'm like so he's in the scene
00:19:16
of the dinosaur but everyone's so smooth
00:19:18
at it I it can't be this tennis balls on
00:19:21
a stick anymore it's like everyone's
00:19:24
looking the right way and acting and
00:19:25
back and forth and I really want and the
00:19:27
dinosaurs act a little better this time
00:19:29
because they're very good you know and I
00:19:31
thought it was a really interesting
00:19:33
great movie that people are gonna love
00:19:35
because it it has all the stuff you want
00:19:38
from those movies and it's got to be
00:19:39
hard to keep doing it and keep it great
00:19:41
a lot of great chasings where they just
00:19:43
don't end you're like holy [ __ ]
00:19:45
um what's going on here but it also so
00:19:47
real and looks like so hard to do the
00:19:49
boys are back in town if you know the
00:19:51
reference it's uh Sam O'Neill Lord Dern
00:19:54
yeah
00:19:56
again you know Samuel Lord during the
00:19:59
yes well it's so great to hear you say
00:20:00
that uh David and thank you I hope
00:20:03
people like it but Colin travaro wrote a
00:20:06
script with Emily Carmichael that's uh
00:20:08
that's um a smart he's a he's a terrific
00:20:11
director and he's been thinking about
00:20:13
this for a long time and and to take all
00:20:15
those characters and to make it into
00:20:17
something logical and satisfying and uh
00:20:20
isn't an easy task and I think he did a
00:20:23
great job you got to be ahead of
00:20:24
everyone because everyone's seen this
00:20:26
you know you guys have done them before
00:20:28
and then you've got it you've got all
00:20:30
these people that probably it's harder
00:20:31
to keep everyone happy and make sure
00:20:33
everyone knows the movie's one step
00:20:35
ahead of everyone when you watch it and
00:20:37
just so complicated that whole thing and
00:20:39
I've done movies of mine are a little
00:20:40
not simpler but you know we're worried
00:20:42
about different things and I just watch
00:20:44
your night shoots and your craziness and
00:20:46
I'm just like there's so much is going
00:20:47
on as much fear and what's going on here
00:20:49
and there but did a great job everything
00:20:51
looks real it's great thank you so much
00:20:54
yeah I'm proud of it they they did
00:20:56
nicely and Colin had this idea where the
00:20:58
dinosaurs were not going to be CGI
00:21:00
mostly they were going to be
00:21:02
um made animatronically and John Nolan
00:21:05
had a creature shop and so they were
00:21:07
there okay they're doing better than
00:21:09
ever the dinosaurs are bigger and more
00:21:10
fantastic than ever and yeah he did good
00:21:13
I saw Alf in there maybe I'm wrong was
00:21:16
elf no it wasn't your thing you're
00:21:17
mixing this up with another movie
00:21:20
that's the Will Ferrell when you get the
00:21:23
script Jeff do they do you feel like
00:21:25
they're writing for your character and
00:21:27
and also the Jeff Goldblum Rhythm or do
00:21:29
you kind of bring yourself to it because
00:21:32
you do have very off-kilter syncopated
00:21:36
and of course and they try to guess that
00:21:38
why would I became a gigantic fan I I
00:21:41
believe a gigantic fan my wife and I
00:21:43
from The Big Chill because we saw it so
00:21:46
many times we actually went to the
00:21:47
Cineplex we're trying to see another
00:21:49
movie and we heard The Big Chill was
00:21:51
starting we'd already seen it three
00:21:53
times then we went over and watched it
00:21:55
again and we watched it four months ago
00:21:57
so that was the one where that whole
00:22:00
cast was amazing and that's where I
00:22:03
really noticed your Genius or whatever
00:22:04
you want to call anyone who can be in a
00:22:07
film and be that natural and and so
00:22:11
fascinating your vocal rhythms because
00:22:13
that's kind of what I'm into are so
00:22:15
interesting anyway I'll let you speak
00:22:17
sorry I found out a little bit no gee
00:22:22
Gees I adore you guys thanks you're
00:22:24
encouraging me and making me feel good
00:22:26
about all of this all sincere do you
00:22:30
know how great you are what about the
00:22:32
fly I don't know don't get me started
00:22:34
with the Fly Don't let me get started I
00:22:37
don't even want to start with the fly
00:22:38
yeah you're not allowed it's too much
00:22:39
that that tore me apart that was one of
00:22:42
the most beautiful sad brilliant science
00:22:45
fiction films ever made I'll let you
00:22:47
talk I get emotional seeing that too
00:22:50
David Cronenberg is a heck of a director
00:22:51
he's a he's an amazing guy and uh and we
00:22:55
worked hard on that in Toronto wait a
00:22:57
minute who's from you know Toronto well
00:23:00
Mike Myers my brother from another
00:23:02
mother is the ultimate Canadian he was
00:23:05
my partner in Wayne's World Mike Myers
00:23:07
but I'm from a lot of people from
00:23:09
Montana and I yeah are from Canada a lot
00:23:12
of people think I'm from Canada a lot of
00:23:13
SNL people are from Canada yeah but not
00:23:16
you guys I'm from Missoula Montana which
00:23:19
is pretty close to Canada
00:23:21
right right
00:23:23
you know um I I I hope that we spend
00:23:27
many much time together I have much I
00:23:30
have much to ask you guys I have my I
00:23:33
have much to learn Mambo King do you
00:23:35
remember that movie uh where where who
00:23:37
says what's the actor who says you have
00:23:39
much to learn Mambo king that's a good
00:23:42
trivia I think it was called the Mambo
00:23:44
King but who is that
00:23:48
starring Billy King yeah hey Jeff do you
00:23:52
remember Jordan King I think was in
00:23:54
there yeah do you remember when you the
00:23:56
first time you hosted SNL do you know
00:23:57
what it was for it's usually for a movie
00:23:59
coming out right I think the first one
00:24:02
was for Jurassic Park I think wasn't he
00:24:06
three four ninety three yeah yeah was it
00:24:10
93 and and that's when the monologue had
00:24:13
I think didn't Laura Dern wasn't she
00:24:16
there and she said oh did she come do
00:24:17
something yes I think she might have
00:24:19
come done something and said oh were
00:24:20
those dinosaurs real and da da da or
00:24:22
people keep asking me were the dinosaurs
00:24:24
real I should have done my research and
00:24:26
seen both of those again but uh but I
00:24:29
had a great time and and the uh and
00:24:32
Aerosmith was the musical guest one time
00:24:34
yeah and in Vogue right yeah free your
00:24:38
mind oh man yeah yeah they were they
00:24:42
were the the other ones that she had a
00:24:44
good time doing those you know know you
00:24:47
had a sketch that I saw today I just
00:24:49
watched a couple and you had a pretty
00:24:51
all-star cast it was canteen boy
00:24:55
is so ridiculous and you were kind of
00:24:57
mean in it which is very not you I
00:24:59
realized you're never really mean in
00:25:02
movies I don't think and uh this is sort
00:25:04
of a different I mean it's only a sketch
00:25:06
but you had hilarious Sandler being
00:25:08
ridiculous campaign
00:25:10
yeah you had Phil Hartman Uh Kevin Neal
00:25:14
and Tim Meadows that was a that was a
00:25:16
great one with everybody what a cast hey
00:25:18
I want to see that again yeah that was
00:25:21
amazing wasn't it and then how about
00:25:24
that one I did with Molly Shannon where
00:25:26
she's uh you know the the Catholic girl
00:25:29
we did and we sang and she's a superstar
00:25:32
Last Dance Last Chance
00:25:34
yeah we sang that wow that is right up
00:25:38
my alley of my ears because I think Dana
00:25:40
just died I had just left I must have
00:25:42
just missed you Jeff I left in March or
00:25:46
April of 70 93 sorry I think and you
00:25:50
were there later maybe in the fall yeah
00:25:51
yeah I want to go over into 10 male I
00:25:55
want to remember all my experiences and
00:25:57
and uh and question you about every
00:26:01
experience you had I'm kind of
00:26:02
fascinated with SNL really and I see I
00:26:05
see a lot of interviews with people and
00:26:08
listen to podcasts and people talking
00:26:10
about it I I can't get enough of that I
00:26:12
love it it's a seminal experience for
00:26:14
the host that's go or the athlete or the
00:26:18
movie star or whatever going into live
00:26:20
television with no prep and for us who
00:26:22
are Unknown People David and I getting
00:26:24
our break on a show with that much
00:26:26
pressure it never totally leaves you
00:26:29
it's a touchstone for all of us that's
00:26:31
why this podcast has been so interesting
00:26:33
and for you you know what must have been
00:26:36
experientially how did you I it's like
00:26:39
really intense hosting that show
00:26:42
it's wild they're picked in Poland's I
00:26:45
mean what was that like for you the
00:26:46
quick changes and just
00:26:48
uh yeah it was it was something I took
00:26:51
it seriously as a you know and it was
00:26:54
you know unnerving and and exciting in a
00:26:59
lot of ways and I tried to you know just
00:27:01
to do the assignment as well as I could
00:27:04
and and work hard that week uh you know
00:27:09
um in however I could do it and trying
00:27:12
to figure out how to do it uh and as I
00:27:14
remember you know I felt like it had
00:27:17
gone okay but I'll bet if I saw it now
00:27:20
like a lot of things from that period
00:27:23
And even until recently I think I could
00:27:25
do much better now I don't know
00:27:27
something is broken with me recently
00:27:30
broken free and broken uh I I feel like
00:27:33
into into some new territory where I'm a
00:27:37
little more
00:27:38
uh confident relaxed connected to
00:27:41
something that I can do uh and I'll bet
00:27:44
I could could make my way through
00:27:46
something like that a little better and
00:27:48
where do you think that's coming from is
00:27:50
it just being a dad or is it just where
00:27:53
you are just over time being being a dad
00:27:56
has been deepening and I keep working so
00:27:59
I keep getting a chance to kind of
00:28:01
Practice Things
00:28:02
um
00:28:04
ah and I you know just from
00:28:07
having done it I think I'm a late
00:28:09
bloomer in some ways and uh I I I don't
00:28:14
know I think I keep finding things that
00:28:17
are my own recently I don't know how to
00:28:20
describe it I'll tell you know it's
00:28:21
boring to talk about it I don't know I'd
00:28:23
love to talk to you guys about it
00:28:25
we're gonna have a long dinner and talk
00:28:28
all about it but I do think that uh for
00:28:30
me too I think the more you do something
00:28:32
being desensitized to 100 people
00:28:34
watching on our movie set and getting
00:28:36
out of your own way and out of your own
00:28:38
head in terms of here's my lines this
00:28:40
and that I think there are people who
00:28:42
are savants that maybe it was you know
00:28:45
uh Brando or people like that there's
00:28:47
other people who just get better and
00:28:49
better and more confident and more
00:28:51
movies and more TV shows so I relate to
00:28:53
that to you just getting getting better
00:28:55
now yeah I I feel like that's my story
00:28:58
yeah Sandy Meisner was my teacher and he
00:29:01
said you know it takes 20 years of
00:29:02
continual work to even be able to call
00:29:04
yourself an actor uh so he like this you
00:29:07
know 40 000 hours he didn't say that but
00:29:10
he liked that kind of you know
00:29:12
continuity of digging he said was the
00:29:14
way to get somewhere you know just keep
00:29:16
doing it uh and it'll take you someplace
00:29:19
and that I think I had that in mind and
00:29:21
I think that's maybe why it why it
00:29:24
happened to me that way I feel like it's
00:29:26
happening to me that way interesting you
00:29:28
know I I call myself an actor after two
00:29:30
classes but maybe it was a little brush
00:29:32
but uh I think Jeff um what happened
00:29:35
with me with comedy a little bit which
00:29:37
might be maybe what we're all talking
00:29:39
about is
00:29:40
uh the early years are almost constantly
00:29:43
an audition and you just don't know if
00:29:45
you're going to stay in the show
00:29:46
business like right you do good and only
00:29:48
buys you six months and then where have
00:29:50
you been and the next one better work
00:29:52
and this better work and I think all of
00:29:54
us get to a certain point where we go
00:29:55
okay I think I'm just going to stay in
00:29:57
Show Business I think it's okay like and
00:29:59
then you can start being looser going I
00:30:01
do care but I'm more cared about the
00:30:04
right things instead of just oh I hope
00:30:06
then it's not so fear-based as it maybe
00:30:09
it used to be maybe that that's it isn't
00:30:10
me I relate to that I think that's true
00:30:13
of me too I was uh I had plenty of I you
00:30:17
know I was I I had Terrors of one kind
00:30:20
or another I think I was excited and
00:30:22
somehow confident from a a belly full of
00:30:25
uh uh inflammation or or fire of one
00:30:28
kind another I really want to do this
00:30:29
and I'm excited about doing that but I
00:30:31
was I think from also that Meisner thing
00:30:34
I think I took the other side of the
00:30:36
coin of it and thought hey if it takes
00:30:38
20 years I'm not really an actor I'm
00:30:40
just kind of doing this to practice and
00:30:42
if I get chances to do this I hope they
00:30:45
don't realize I I ain't I I ain't I'm
00:30:47
not an actor yet and I think that gave
00:30:50
me a kind of uh oh uh Terror and I think
00:30:54
I overworked certain things and yeah you
00:30:57
know but yeah but that that relaxed over
00:31:00
a time and you're right something like
00:31:01
hey you know if I can't if I you know if
00:31:06
it's not in me that's the way it goes
00:31:09
and if it doesn't work but you know this
00:31:11
is what I like doing and and here it is
00:31:13
and somehow I'll find it I will not I
00:31:17
don't have to get into some state of
00:31:20
hyper you know you know some incredible
00:31:24
State I there's I can do it if I get a
00:31:27
good night's sleep and pay attention to
00:31:28
it and put a little effort into it I can
00:31:31
solve a problem in my way one way or
00:31:34
another you know that kind of thing
00:31:38
[Music]
00:31:40
so you know on SNL I think for all of us
00:31:43
and I'm sure as a host it was really
00:31:45
just controlling nerves I mean I I think
00:31:47
I was the most confident after I did 140
00:31:51
shows the night I stepped off of SNL was
00:31:54
probably my best show from my point of
00:31:56
view and it was just the 140 shows beat
00:31:59
the [ __ ] out of my fear and anxiety and
00:32:02
so I think for as a host especially did
00:32:05
your second time hosting were you
00:32:07
informed by the first time were you a
00:32:09
little more confident the second time or
00:32:11
both times were just like such an outer
00:32:13
space experience
00:32:15
yeah maybe at that point what was that
00:32:17
that's like 30 years ago or 25 years ago
00:32:20
hard to say uh yeah you know I was
00:32:23
halfway there I tried to get through it
00:32:26
and I enjoyed myself you know I enjoyed
00:32:29
myself uh but like I say I think I think
00:32:35
I could do better now yeah I think
00:32:37
that's true of everybody you you got a
00:32:40
feel for it it's such a like a horse
00:32:42
race it's over before you know it and
00:32:45
and if you're a control freak I'm not
00:32:46
saying you are I'm just saying you know
00:32:48
everyone's sort of a perfectionist in
00:32:49
this business but if you think for a
00:32:51
second you're going to be able to handle
00:32:53
what's going on at all times and oh I
00:32:54
got to make sure my costume is perfect
00:32:56
and let me look at that sketch again and
00:32:58
pick that like it did it's too fast
00:33:00
there's too much you can't you almost
00:33:01
have to put your hands up and go just go
00:33:03
it's like the quick change you do a
00:33:05
sketch you walk off and hold your hands
00:33:06
up they rip your clothes off put the
00:33:09
next thing on you and go this is one of
00:33:10
your playing astronaut go and you just
00:33:12
15 seconds and it's so exhilarating that
00:33:16
uh the next time you go I think I gotta
00:33:18
figure it out now and you really don't
00:33:19
yeah but you have to just let go and
00:33:22
like yeah yeah like no one used to say
00:33:24
you know lay back and giggle
00:33:26
um yeah it's something but you know I
00:33:28
think I kind of that's I like that I
00:33:32
think I would like even more of that
00:33:33
whenever it's like hey you can't
00:33:35
possibly plan for this just give me
00:33:38
something to to kind of figure out right
00:33:41
now and I'll do it watch this I kind of
00:33:43
I think I like that kind of thing yeah
00:33:45
that was uh can I ask you I don't know I
00:33:48
do this with guests because I I like
00:33:50
putting people like you in context of
00:33:52
when they were a young person so I just
00:33:56
like to know you could go real quick if
00:33:57
you want a toy that you remember from
00:33:59
your childhood that stood out your a
00:34:02
bicycle that you might have had and a
00:34:04
movie or TV show that Lit you up and I'm
00:34:06
talking your formative years you know 5
00:34:09
to 12 13 years of age you have five
00:34:11
seconds that's a very good question I
00:34:14
remember I got an easel that I liked and
00:34:18
some Creoles that I really liked I see
00:34:21
my kid one of them is particularly just
00:34:23
obsessed with making marks on things he
00:34:25
loves them painting I got a sheriff that
00:34:28
would [ __ ] that would automatically
00:34:30
shoot you and some guns with plastic
00:34:33
bullets and and if you got him before he
00:34:35
got his guns up you would win this
00:34:37
showdown I like that oh a helmet my dad
00:34:41
took me to every Steelers game in
00:34:44
Pittsburgh uh a home game we had season
00:34:46
tickets so when they got me when I
00:34:48
opened up those shoulder pads and a
00:34:51
helmet that I could use with Bobby D and
00:34:54
again and people on the lawn uh I love
00:34:57
that yes so those toys uh I I I love
00:35:01
that and then TV shows oh my gosh there
00:35:05
were so many TV shows I used to watch
00:35:08
yeah yeah talk shows I used to watch you
00:35:11
know in the daytime during the summer
00:35:12
Mike Douglas and dinosaur I used to love
00:35:14
ever everybody I love comedians too I
00:35:16
remember London Lee we could talk about
00:35:18
old Comedians and London Lee yeah you
00:35:22
know I was crazy about you know shecky
00:35:24
green and Jack Carter and all those guys
00:35:26
I was crazy about that
00:35:28
um Merv Griffin but yeah you know I
00:35:31
liked then when Wild Wild West came oh
00:35:33
my God
00:35:37
Miss Gordon that first that opening with
00:35:40
those four squares does drawings killed
00:35:44
me killed me Chris Martin and uh Robert
00:35:46
Conrad that just killed me the monkeys I
00:35:48
was into the monkeys those years
00:35:50
Gilligan's Island very into that Andy
00:35:53
Griffith very into a Dick Van Dyke keep
00:35:56
going Dick Van Dyke Andy Griffin
00:35:58
laughing later I loved it the Stooges I
00:36:00
I saw all the Stooges uh episodes all
00:36:02
the old Popeye cartoons
00:36:04
[Applause]
00:36:06
[Music]
00:36:07
oh yeah that's just some of the stuff I
00:36:10
love but uh big they made a big
00:36:12
impression hey and when and when Playboy
00:36:14
after dark I remember I was just a
00:36:17
burgeoning in my in my um that was cool
00:36:20
and I found on that you still had to I
00:36:22
had to find it by kind of fiddling with
00:36:24
that dial and you'd get some static and
00:36:26
then go oh my God I found it I found it
00:36:29
and then yeah they'd get out of the
00:36:31
elevator oh my gosh loved that and did
00:36:34
you have movies along that time it be it
00:36:37
Planet of the Apes or uh Jason the
00:36:39
Argonauts or you know we're kind of from
00:36:41
the same generation talking about Jason
00:36:43
the Argonauts with Tom Hanks just uh
00:36:45
today because I was listening to that
00:36:47
um that made a big impression on me Ray
00:36:48
harryhausen I love that tremendously but
00:36:52
because I've been thinking about movies
00:36:53
about inviting people to back into the
00:36:56
theater to see movies yeah you know uh
00:36:59
um the way they are client used to do
00:37:01
they'd bring them back and you'd see
00:37:02
them in the big screen yeah yeah but in
00:37:04
the movie theaters instead of on TV I
00:37:06
was I've been going on for the last
00:37:08
couple of weeks at kind of memory
00:37:10
Odyssey and my sister's helped because
00:37:12
we saw movies together I wrote these
00:37:14
three pages of all the movies that I can
00:37:15
remember seeing when I was a kid
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can you read them we won't interrupt you
00:37:20
can you just read a bunch of them okay
00:37:22
first run movies some of these will be
00:37:25
so oblique you won't know them but some
00:37:27
of them you will stop me if you have any
00:37:29
interest in any of these ready okay
00:37:32
absent-minded Professor Fred McMurray
00:37:34
Flubber you know wow yeah Steve McQueen
00:37:38
oh Steve McQueen's a star yep loved it
00:37:41
all the uh uh Jerry Lewis movies during
00:37:43
the 60s the Paramount years bell boy
00:37:46
cinderfell a disorderly orderly visit to
00:37:48
a small planet Geisha boy delicate
00:37:51
delinquent Rock-a-bye Baby Nutty
00:37:52
Professor
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avant-garde genius avant-garde acid
00:37:57
humor Jerry Lewis movies in the 60s and
00:37:59
then I got a chance to meet him I was
00:38:01
going to play his son in Max Rose so I
00:38:03
hung out in Vegas with him for a couple
00:38:04
hours absolutely amazing we'll talk
00:38:07
about that that's the sterile cuckoo
00:38:10
with Liza Minnelli Georgie girl Lynn
00:38:13
Redgrave yeah
00:38:17
Bridge on the River quiet yeah first
00:38:20
first run couldn't believe it loved it
00:38:23
oh Dana loves it love that Carol bogey
00:38:27
brilliant brilliant yeah I saw it
00:38:29
recently that's a better movie than I
00:38:30
even realized then a real kind of war is
00:38:33
madness you know anybody any human being
00:38:35
like Bill Holden who involves himself
00:38:37
with a war like that changes and becomes
00:38:40
inhuman yes and you're gonna parse out
00:38:44
when you show these movies to your kids
00:38:46
because I showed my one of my sons
00:38:48
Bridger the River Kwai I think eight
00:38:50
nine ten something blue is mine blue is
00:38:53
mine that's a good question I'd love to
00:38:55
know what movies you show them when
00:38:57
because I'm going through that a lot I'm
00:38:58
very passionate about that Man Who Shot
00:39:00
Liberty Valance when it first came out
00:39:02
man Lee Marvin was so brilliant in that
00:39:05
so scary coolest weirdest bad guy oh my
00:39:08
God and Brother Martin and Lee Van Cleef
00:39:11
in his gang and Woody Strode
00:39:14
unbelievable
00:39:16
oh we got a failure to communicate yeah
00:39:20
yeah well Cool Hand Luke uh we saw with
00:39:23
the full name unbelievable
00:39:25
Paul Newman was what a stud tough
00:39:28
toughest guy in Hollywood the only guy
00:39:30
who could go in the sweat box he he
00:39:32
drank 24 Budweisers a day no one could
00:39:34
last in the sweat box as long as him I
00:39:37
know from his his assistant on that
00:39:39
movie really yeah
00:39:40
yeah he was a tough guy he could get in
00:39:42
the he'd go in the bathtub with ice with
00:39:44
a straw and he would come out and he was
00:39:46
just Paul Newman I mean he was just like
00:39:48
they just say he's the toughest toughest
00:39:49
guy because who's the toughest guy they
00:39:51
go all the stuntmen would go no it's
00:39:53
Newman Newman was the toughest guy he
00:39:54
could take the most pain no kidding
00:39:56
that's what I was told yeah he's right
00:39:58
for that part then we've got so much to
00:40:00
talk about HUD the family saw together
00:40:01
and uh HUD yeah go ahead with your list
00:40:04
I love your list Charlotte that's uh
00:40:07
Joan Crawford and Betty Davis together
00:40:09
yes it's a it's a it's a uh an animated
00:40:13
movie Robert Goulet sang in it the first
00:40:16
I was a I was at the right age when Dr
00:40:18
No and From Russia with Love and
00:40:20
Goldfinger and Thunderball
00:40:22
um I had changed my life I was crazy
00:40:24
about them forget about it Iron Man
00:40:26
Flint I didn't like Flint
00:40:28
unbelievable James Coburn yeah James
00:40:31
Coburn remember what the telephone
00:40:34
sounded like in the office yeah
00:40:42
that's right yeah yeah yeah that was
00:40:44
yeah yeah
00:40:47
you haven't seen those those are like
00:40:50
you know the beginning of Austin Powers
00:40:51
you know that's like taking Jay was the
00:40:53
first time James Bond had been satirized
00:40:56
like that I do believe yeah yeah and
00:40:58
they had the Dean Martin ones too that
00:40:59
he was yes yeah yeah Matt Helm yeah I
00:41:04
saw the first time Pink Panther was
00:41:05
shown with that Henry Mancini opening
00:41:08
and Clouseau wow
00:41:10
1964. yeah so memorable 64 psycho my
00:41:14
friend Bobby D and I went to see psycho
00:41:17
unbelievable terrified brilliant Hard
00:41:20
Day's Night I had this crush on this
00:41:21
girl there we go there's a field trip we
00:41:23
saw the Richard Lester Beatles movie
00:41:25
unbelievable oh I can't believe you
00:41:27
liked it go ahead
00:41:30
yeah no no I'll give you a minute no
00:41:33
okay okay
00:41:34
Diary of a Madman tomb of liegea this is
00:41:37
Vincent Price I was a teenage
00:41:38
Frankenstein I was a teenage werewolf
00:41:40
IGA the sadist King Kong versus Godzilla
00:41:42
jigo with Jackie Gleason first movie I
00:41:45
cried at
00:41:46
um
00:41:48
another vertigo first time vertigo was
00:41:51
shown uh Hitchcock amazing the birds
00:41:54
yeah time machine time machine oh yeah
00:41:58
loved it Yvette mime
00:42:00
hey do you guys remember do you guys
00:42:03
remember a movie after the fox yeah it
00:42:06
was a World War II movie or no
00:42:09
I recommend that you go back and look at
00:42:11
after the fox it's Peter Sellers
00:42:14
Vittorio de Sica bicycle thieves
00:42:16
directed it uh Neil Simon's first
00:42:19
screenplay Burt Bacharach writes the
00:42:21
music Peter Sellers sings the title of
00:42:23
song After the fox that sounds awesome I
00:42:27
have a lot of affection for foreign
00:42:37
under the Yum Yum Tree how about under
00:42:39
the Yum Yum tree with Jack Lemmon Jack
00:42:41
Lemmon yeah he was awesome Night of
00:42:43
Living Dead Bye Bye Birdie breakfast to
00:42:46
Tiffany's The Incredible Mr Limpet with
00:42:48
Don Knotts I saw it at the Laurel
00:42:50
theater when I was nine or ten loved it
00:42:52
I love your list by the way I've never
00:42:55
met a movie fan as big as you bring that
00:42:57
list to dinner
00:42:58
I want to bring it uh gone with him I've
00:43:01
had cool Handler HUD Elvira Madigan
00:43:03
really but I am curious yellow Thomas
00:43:06
Crown Affair who's Afraid of Virginia
00:43:07
Woolf Easy Rider In the Heat of the
00:43:10
Night The Miracle Worker In Cold Blood
00:43:13
uh wait until dark Paper Moon The Last
00:43:16
Picture Show uh Guess Who's Coming to
00:43:18
Dinner Odd Couple uh it's a mad mad mad
00:43:21
mad world The Graduate Mash Splendor in
00:43:24
the grass Rosemary's Baby the apartment
00:43:26
Midnight Cowboy
00:43:30
oh yeah girl Father Goose patch of blue
00:43:33
a bunch of cassavetes movies Shadows
00:43:36
faces uh the list of Adrian messenger
00:43:38
The Boston Strangler Myra Breckenridge
00:43:41
x-rated yes yes Rex read yeah a medium
00:43:47
cool Morgan They Shoot Horses Don't They
00:43:49
Jane Fonda yep
00:44:02
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00:44:11
there's some good movies there's some
00:44:13
terrific movies now and uh you know it's
00:44:15
everywhere but what a world I love that
00:44:17
you read us that list that brought me
00:44:19
back to just so many memories I I could
00:44:22
talk for 20 minutes on at least 50 of
00:44:24
those jeez I can too with you guys I
00:44:27
really want to arrange a a date we have
00:44:30
a we have a restaurant that will rename
00:44:32
we won't name it but it's close by and
00:44:34
that's where we take all all of us close
00:44:36
to all it's very quiet and dark and you
00:44:38
can have a good conversation so we would
00:44:40
love that Jeff
00:44:44
let's do it thank you so so much good
00:44:47
luck with everything there and another
00:44:48
great movie in 2022. Jurassic Park world
00:44:52
Dominion the gang is back okay goodbye
00:44:56
Jeff take care buddy great thank you
00:44:58
guys thanks loved it thank you
00:45:03
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00:45:24
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00:45:28
Taffy her name is Laffy her last name
00:45:31
Stephanie Laffy Taffy I like that I
00:45:33
would call her that all day okay why
00:45:35
don't we hear more about workplace
00:45:36
romance and SNL
00:45:38
that's they're always like a 12-parter
00:45:40
is is this an environment that just
00:45:43
doesn't produce that tensions or way
00:45:45
more than we don't know
00:45:47
what is this an environment that just
00:45:50
doesn't produce that tension there is
00:45:52
workplace
00:45:54
romance yeah oh yeah I mean aside from
00:45:58
the obvious ones like Emma Stone is
00:46:00
married a writer from there yes
00:46:06
and uh yeah Pete and Kim so that and but
00:46:09
when I was there
00:46:11
it was first of all you weren't supposed
00:46:13
to talk though I was like that you
00:46:14
weren't supposed to even be in the same
00:46:15
room with the host you you don't get to
00:46:16
walk in there the bad boys came in you
00:46:18
guys the girls loved you Phil and I and
00:46:21
John lovetts Mike Myers believe me there
00:46:24
was not a lot of action on that I I was
00:46:26
married Phil was married
00:46:28
John and Lovitz and Mike Myers were
00:46:31
married for a brief period of time I
00:46:32
think we were all single uh let me see
00:46:34
oh yeah I remember I did have a crush on
00:46:36
Marissa Tomei when she was there
00:46:39
um after my cousin Vinnie she came into
00:46:40
host and she was so adorable uh looked
00:46:44
through me like a borrow use Neutrogena
00:46:46
I got hit on whenever I did the church
00:46:50
lady that's when people would hit on
00:46:52
that's when the chicks had come out of
00:46:54
the woodwork I I remember but like our
00:46:56
hosts are like Glenn Close and we were
00:46:58
25 and you know I saw Farley always
00:47:00
hitting on Glenn Close he wasn't hitting
00:47:01
on her but he's flirting he wasn't
00:47:03
drinking at the time and he used to chug
00:47:04
beers in front of girls to look cool and
00:47:07
so he had like
00:47:08
a water or a Diet Coke and we're all by
00:47:11
8h
00:47:12
and he goes hey Glenn Close and then
00:47:14
she's just I think he's like
00:47:17
he drinks the whole thing as a seduction
00:47:20
yeah and then she goes and then she goes
00:47:22
I think I gotta rehearsal and then I
00:47:24
guess they're holding are you chugging
00:47:25
that's the cool yeah
00:47:28
he thought it was cool John did anything
00:47:30
happen at the after party I mean I don't
00:47:32
know if we're talking out of turn here
00:47:33
no nothing I just think he was just more
00:47:35
trying to be that's just crispy and
00:47:37
Chris but yeah so there's your answer
00:47:40
there are workplace romances at SNL and
00:47:43
that's a good question even though you
00:47:45
obviously don't know
00:47:47
about the three big ones that are out
00:47:49
there so uh next time really think but
00:47:52
mostly word
00:47:54
Sno cast members are trying to survive
00:47:56
most moment you're not thinking you're
00:47:58
not really getting out yeah I'm gonna
00:47:59
you know you're just trying not to get
00:48:01
fired at all times yeah
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