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Speaker 1: the episode description. We're here today with John Haymen.
Speaker 2: Hello. Hello, is a writer on Curby Your Enthusiasm.
Speaker 3: Producer, an resulting producer. I consult, but if you have
Speaker 3: a problem, you come to me and I consult.
Speaker 2: By the way you.
Speaker 1: Do, he does great, But for our purposes for season three,
Speaker 1: he was not a producer.
Speaker 3: He was an actor.
Speaker 2: He was I was.
Speaker 3: I was an actor on two episodes, The Rare Opportunity
Speaker 3: and by the way, having watched it, you're excellent. Okay, character, No,
Speaker 3: let's get this straight.
Speaker 2: No, shut up at Yale. Stop stop stop.
Speaker 4: We'll discuss it when we get to your part.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: But you were young and handsome and you were good.
Speaker 2: See I'm not buying into the young and handsome point.
Speaker 3: It was he came on in the street. Oh look
Speaker 3: at the young John.
Speaker 2: No, No, he was young, not gonna say handsome, but
Speaker 2: he wasn't ugly and also was handsome, and also to me,
Speaker 2: it's more concerned with how great he did.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Can I just introduce for on season three, episode two,
Speaker 1: the Benadrue Brownie and you are Jeff Garlin and I
Speaker 1: am Susie Esmond and you.
Speaker 3: Are I know this. I know this John Haymon.
Speaker 1: And Jeff is with us wearing a red Sox I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, a white Sox cap. Yeah, and a Clippers sweatshirt,
Speaker 1: which is kind of a mixed metaphor.
Speaker 2: I don't know here the white Sox hat. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm a big Sox fan. I like the Socks. I'm
Speaker 2: you know, the Cubs fans don't hate the socks.
Speaker 4: The socks, we don't when.
Speaker 3: They're yelling at each other. I love that.
Speaker 1: It's pretty Johnny, you'll agree with me. We don't hate
Speaker 1: the Mets. No, I like the Mets hate us. Yes,
Speaker 1: we have no reason.
Speaker 2: Verse nationally americanly American. Anyhow, this hat represents for me
Speaker 2: when I was a big Socks fan, which was the
Speaker 2: very early seventies, and they had a player named Dick Gallen.
Speaker 2: It was a player named Bill Milton, don't I remember.
Speaker 2: You can't call it, by the way, Dick Gallen was
Speaker 2: a badass, just a badass, and our listeners, I'm sure
Speaker 2: really curious anyhow the clipper shirt is I'm a I'm
Speaker 2: a Clippers fanc He's holding the clippers.
Speaker 3: By the way. I have to say, yeah, no offense.
Speaker 3: Although this will offend you. I think that's a violation
Speaker 3: of wearing two teams. I wouldn't wear a Yankee hatta
Speaker 3: violation of what of you like I'm wearing a black
Speaker 3: Hawk's shirt. I'm not going to wear a Yankee hat
Speaker 3: with it. I mean, what is No, you're showing one
Speaker 3: thing that.
Speaker 2: The way I'm wearing crocs today, I have pants on crops,
Speaker 2: are you Yeah, I'm went crocs and its basically called
Speaker 2: I threw on what I wanted to throw on, which
Speaker 2: was easy because I barely slept last night and I'm
Speaker 2: happy to be here. Let's move on.
Speaker 1: And can I just say that Hayman is wearing sunglasses
Speaker 1: for two reasons. One he forgot his regular glasses and
Speaker 1: two it's an homage to our dearly departed friend Richard Belzer.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, yeah it's not.
Speaker 2: I mean, did he wear glasses all the time?
Speaker 3: He was very light sensitive, weren't he and Richard Lewis
Speaker 3: argue about who invented wore the black because they both
Speaker 3: wore black all the time. Yea, and I think there
Speaker 3: was a bone of contentent, you know Lewis And yeah,
Speaker 3: Lewis thinks everybody steals every time.
Speaker 2: I know there's a comedian that he thinks stole his rhythms.
Speaker 2: But Richard, I think was one of the great originals,
Speaker 2: that's what he was. I think he saw Belzer and
Speaker 2: went I'm gonna wear black.
Speaker 3: I think that I wasn't taking sides.
Speaker 4: I think that they could have thought of it simultaneously.
Speaker 2: That you enjoy. All Right, So we started, we start away.
Speaker 2: There's nothing worse than chit chat. It's like when I
Speaker 2: listen to Howard Stern and the chit chat, I hate it.
Speaker 2: I don't get what the program. All right, Susie, why are.
Speaker 3: You holding it up unless it's entertaining? Okay?
Speaker 4: So we start out the episode at the cell.
Speaker 1: Depot, dating, dating, dating, and speaking of dating, Richard Lewis
Speaker 1: tells Larry.
Speaker 4: That he thinks he found his soulmate for the five.
Speaker 3: Even then it was a ten thousand season two.
Speaker 1: Exactly season three, and Larry's like, is this the one,
Speaker 1: and Richard starts carrying on about how he loves her soul,
Speaker 1: her looks, or around.
Speaker 2: It gives one key piece of information, one of the
Speaker 2: only downside I think of this color kin like, huh,
Speaker 2: it's too blue lashy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's a Christian scientist, and what it's a Christian
Speaker 3: scientist is a Christian scientist.
Speaker 5: And I'm and it's did you say, oh dear, I
Speaker 5: don't think you've ever said that in your entire No one.
Speaker 6: Ever told me any Christian scientists before, if.
Speaker 1: Anything, I ever called for an oh dear Christian scientist.
Speaker 4: She's a Christian Christian scientist. And it's not about.
Speaker 2: Think of a worse thing for Richard the combo. That's why.
Speaker 4: It's just the hypochondriac that he is.
Speaker 2: Yeah with you and he'll take whatever it takes, which
Speaker 2: is the premise of this episode.
Speaker 4: Right and Larry. When he says she's a Christian scientist,
Speaker 4: Larry says, oh, dear.
Speaker 2: I love that. I didn't even notice that, because I
Speaker 2: love when I hear something, I either say oh God
Speaker 2: or oh my, usually oh my.
Speaker 4: Well, well, Richard comments on it.
Speaker 1: He says, I never, I've never heard you say oh
Speaker 1: dear in my life, by the way.
Speaker 2: I can't. I've never heard I've never heard him say
Speaker 2: oh dear, except for this moment. I'm not. I don't
Speaker 2: think he's just used the word deer referring to an
Speaker 2: animal or as a word of affection.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's never said deer in the headlights,
Speaker 1: for example. I've actually heard him say oh dear. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: he said it before, okay, but I don't know if
Speaker 1: he said it before this. And then Larry starts discussing
Speaker 1: the Christian science issues right with him, like she won't
Speaker 1: bring him medicine if he needs it.
Speaker 4: She doesn't even have a medicine cabinet. Lewis says, you know.
Speaker 2: Richard's really funny in this episode.
Speaker 1: He's really fine, and he looks amazing. He looks so handsome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's great.
Speaker 4: Not as handsome as the young John.
Speaker 3: All right, nothing of that, okay.
Speaker 1: And then he gets the phone, the XR seventy one.
Speaker 1: Richard has the same phone, and these these early cell phones,
Speaker 1: it's just so funny to see the technology and the
Speaker 1: whole thing, and it goes out on occasion.
Speaker 4: It's the only problem with it.
Speaker 3: That's and I think Larry did what we all did
Speaker 3: back then, very excited about the first call your cell phone,
Speaker 3: the first call, my first sec these phones, these flip phones.
Speaker 3: What was before flip phones were those giant walkie talking
Speaker 3: talking Vietnam looking things, you know, like you're calling in
Speaker 3: an air strike.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, all right.
Speaker 1: So Richard then brings up to Larry that he wants
Speaker 1: him to watch his special, and Larry says, come over
Speaker 1: to our house for dinner with Deborah, your soulmate.
Speaker 4: And then Larry then calls Cheryl to see.
Speaker 1: Oh it's working, and rich is going to come over
Speaker 1: for dinner and call Ted and we'll get Randy, the
Speaker 1: chef played by young handsome John Hayman, to cater the dinner.
Speaker 1: And then Richard says, she's allergic to peanuts. She's allergic peanuts,
Speaker 1: and can Jeff come because you're his manager, obviously, And
Speaker 1: Larry tells Cheryl she's allergic to peanuts.
Speaker 4: On the phone, very in a very serious, very serious tone.
Speaker 1: And then you know, Larry says, my friends for a change,
Speaker 1: because you know, we were talking about this on the
Speaker 1: car right over here, about your ex girlfriend's friends and Jez, well,
Speaker 1: we've had so many episodes up until this point where
Speaker 1: you know immediately it's Cheryl's friends. They're out to dinner,
Speaker 1: you know Meiyl's friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And let me add this on the bonus thing.
Speaker 2: My lovely ex wife Marla, I don't recall ever in
Speaker 2: twenty five years of marriage, and I'm talking about ever
Speaker 2: where it was a group of my friends that we
Speaker 2: had done. Now, not to say we didn't go out
Speaker 2: for dinner sometimes with my friends, but when she had
Speaker 2: people over.
Speaker 3: Not my friends, always her friends, all nice.
Speaker 2: People, but not my friend.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also as comedians, you know, we're Carnie folk. We
Speaker 2: understand each other and these were all people who were
Speaker 2: not Carnie folk. So you and I talk about that
Speaker 2: all the time. You gotta see so is so funny,
Speaker 2: and it's usually something we hate. And ye, you know
Speaker 2: the Morty Gunty isn't fun Well, I go pro Morty Gunty.
Speaker 2: Are you pro Morty Gunty? That's based on the name.
Speaker 2: Anything he says. Anything he said I was good. He
Speaker 2: was Mordy Gunty and the Funny Company or something. No,
Speaker 2: either way, it's funny.
Speaker 4: Mordy Gunty was actually a funny guy.
Speaker 1: He was Mordy Gunty for those who don't know, which
Speaker 1: is almost everybody listening.
Speaker 2: I brought it. I brought him up.
Speaker 4: Porsch Belt comedian.
Speaker 1: He used to work the mountains, the Catskills and why
Speaker 1: Bell used to write for him.
Speaker 4: Yes, I used to write jokes. It's seven bucks a pop.
Speaker 2: How long did you go out with Bill Bogs? For?
Speaker 3: With Bill?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm sored.
Speaker 1: Then we're at the dinner part, Yeah, and it's Jeff,
Speaker 1: Richard Lewis, Deborah, Larry and Cheryl and everybody's having fun
Speaker 1: and they're enjoying themselves there laughing, and Richard and DEBRAA
Speaker 1: tell them that they're going to the Emmys, and Deborah
Speaker 1: had a dress made from Armando in Beverly Hills, and
Speaker 1: Cheryl is having an Emmy party, and everybody's old jolly,
Speaker 1: And then Jeff asks for ketchup because he can't eat
Speaker 1: steak without ketchup.
Speaker 4: Right, I actually like ketchup with steak.
Speaker 2: A lot of people do, but I have to say, look,
Speaker 2: I really don't eat steak anymore. An occasional skirt steak.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm primarily a vegetarian. Primarily, you know, I'll
Speaker 2: have fish, I'll have meat, chicken. But anyhow, no one
Speaker 2: gives a shit anyhow. The point being is metch.
Speaker 3: And I think you're pretty much not vegetat look it
Speaker 3: up and an occasional misteak, I.
Speaker 2: Said, mostly. I mean I'm not talking about I have
Speaker 2: meat every fucking week even all right. Anyhow, meat that
Speaker 2: sucks or is mediocre, you gotta have a whole fucking
Speaker 2: bottle of ketchup and smother that thing. But if it's
Speaker 2: a good piece of meat, that's really insulting to.
Speaker 1: This very rarely, but I do like a little ketchup
Speaker 1: with my steak. Sorry, and playing the chef. Larry says,
Speaker 1: you can't ask a chef for ketchup.
Speaker 2: Right, everybody's not agreement. And it is Chicago. Don't ever
Speaker 2: say you're putting ketchup on your hot dog.
Speaker 3: It's a crime a hot dog.
Speaker 2: My mother used to do that and drive me nuts
Speaker 2: to go. What do you do in Chicago? That's like
Speaker 2: a Chicago joke. You go to any hot dog stand
Speaker 2: and you ask for ketchup, you're gonna get ship. There's many, many, hundreds,
Speaker 2: thousands of hot dog stands in Chicago. You gotta get mustard.
Speaker 4: Well, I would only get mustard if I would eat.
Speaker 2: By the way, I took a friend of mine and
Speaker 2: his daughter to a Bears game, and the hot dog
Speaker 2: guy is coming to you know, and his daughter, and
Speaker 2: everyone heard this as from they live in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Can I have some ketchup? And we all started booing
Speaker 2: her and I stood up, how dare you with my
Speaker 2: friend's daughter? Where do you get off? And everyone was
Speaker 2: screaming at her. It was hilarious.
Speaker 1: I really used to put ketchup on spaghetti that so
Speaker 1: she would give.
Speaker 3: It was horrible. It was horrible. It was horrible. Those
Speaker 3: famous spaghetti places. I forget what it's called.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's it's a skyline and it's chili, right, ketchup,
Speaker 2: But they put ketchup in there too, I believe I
Speaker 2: know it's chili.
Speaker 1: It's crazy anyway, So then ketchup is insulting, Larry says,
Speaker 1: and enter chef Randy, a young handsome John Hayman, and
Speaker 1: they all say the food is great, the food is great,
Speaker 1: and so now tell us about Randy, John.
Speaker 4: How'd you get the part?
Speaker 1: Okay, well, this is now we know you go way
Speaker 1: back with Larry's far back for the back than we do.
Speaker 1: And you wrote on Seinfeld, correct, And for how many
Speaker 1: seasons did you write?
Speaker 2: Just one?
Speaker 3: Just one? And uh, I just I knew Larry when
Speaker 3: we were in his apartment, the real apartment Kenny Kramer
Speaker 3: lived across.
Speaker 2: Across the hall when.
Speaker 4: Lived in Manhattan Plaza on in the studio apartment.
Speaker 3: You would look and exactly, I know it's not a
Speaker 3: show about Seinfeld obviously, or a podcast about Seinfeld, but
Speaker 3: when I look back on it, you know, both doors
Speaker 3: would be open. They lived across from each other, across
Speaker 3: the hall, and I'd be sitting there with Larry and
Speaker 3: I usually bring a sandwich from Carnegey or something, watch
Speaker 3: the Nick game or whatever, and Kenny Kramer would come
Speaker 3: across in a bathrobe and not even looking at Larry,
Speaker 3: go what's the score. Larry would be writing actually on
Speaker 3: a yellow pad and not look up and tell him
Speaker 3: the score. Kenny Crane would open the refrigerator, drink some milk,
Speaker 3: shut it, and then walk over. And that was the
Speaker 3: start of a cottage industry.
Speaker 7: We'll be right back, stay tuned, and we're back.
Speaker 3: And so anyhow, yes, we go way back and pre Seinfeld,
Speaker 3: pre everything, and he said, come in for this part
Speaker 3: and I went, of course, I come in and I'm
Speaker 3: sitting outside the office, which is where the auditions were
Speaker 3: they used to be, and Grant Heslov, who is now
Speaker 3: a quite well known producer and partner of George Clooney,
Speaker 3: but was an actor originally, is a really good actor
Speaker 3: who I knew because he had been on Peter Melman's show.
Speaker 3: It's like you know, and he was really good, so
Speaker 3: good as a matter of fact, that we wrote an
Speaker 3: episode just to get him back in and bring the
Speaker 3: character back. And he knew that. He was very friendly
Speaker 3: and one of these people you know, you just naturally
Speaker 3: laugh with. And he's a great act and a really
Speaker 3: good improv actor. What are you reading for? He's reading
Speaker 3: for the same part. And I go, well, why is
Speaker 3: he calling? Why is Larry calling me in for this?
Speaker 3: He's got Grant Haslov here. Why are you doing that?
Speaker 3: So I go in, I go in before Grant and
Speaker 3: go in and it's just Larry and Larry Charles, who
Speaker 3: directed the I wasn't.
Speaker 2: Really I don't believe you were. I sat quietly witnessing
Speaker 2: the greatness of John.
Speaker 3: Hell anyhow, So it's everyone I know. I didn't know Alison,
Speaker 3: but everyone I know, it's not really like an audition.
Speaker 3: Didn't cast then she didn't know whoever it was, and
Speaker 3: so Allison.
Speaker 2: Was cast Alson Jones best comedy casting director in Hollywood,
Speaker 2: and she came on later. She was my first choice.
Speaker 4: What season did Chikima? Do you remember for?
Speaker 2: Maybe? Okay, you know she's the best there is.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, whoever it was was just sitting there, So
Speaker 3: it wasn't it was Geene Rayburn's daughter, keep going, Oh
Speaker 3: that's right, said the long microphone. He wondered about that.
Speaker 3: So it wasn't almost like I was an audition. I mean,
Speaker 3: I know all these people, and I said before I started,
Speaker 3: I said, Larry, you got Grant Heslov out there. That
Speaker 3: does well. So I said, look, you're going to give
Speaker 3: him the part. He's much better he chef.
Speaker 2: Well, I wonder why you got the part.
Speaker 3: Well that's the upshot of it. I mean, I kept saying,
Speaker 3: just hire him. I'll do something else, and he's right
Speaker 3: there and I know, and Larry Charleston and I both went, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's it, that's what we want. I didn't even actually audition.
Speaker 3: I just said give it to Grant Heslov, and they
Speaker 3: gave me the part and He knew it because I
Speaker 3: ran into him later and told him the story, and
Speaker 3: the few times I would run into him, he would
Speaker 3: always give me shit and I go, well, it turned
Speaker 3: out okay for you, pal, I mean, so that's how
Speaker 3: I got the part saying I wasn't they should not
Speaker 3: hire me for the part I don't feel right, which
Speaker 3: is it turns out and I didn't know at the
Speaker 3: time because you just get like two lines you know
Speaker 3: of the outline for what the chef is that that
Speaker 3: is exactly what the chef is. So that's why I
Speaker 3: got the bart.
Speaker 4: Did you do an improfit all or no?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: All I said was, actually, that's not true. I did
Speaker 3: a little bit of an improv. Larry set behind his
Speaker 3: desk and I don't know, he said, just argue with me.
Speaker 3: I go, oh, it's not the most difficult thing in
Speaker 3: the world. And I think I maybe did it for
Speaker 3: twenty seconds, and he just cut it off. He went, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: you got it. I had to go outside and there's
Speaker 3: Grant waiting to.
Speaker 2: Go on, but knowing damn well, he had no chance.
Speaker 1: No chance against the young John, a young chance. So
Speaker 1: then they are going.
Speaker 3: Oh, no, I'm sorry. By the way before that scene,
Speaker 3: I was in another scene that got cut, and it
Speaker 3: was one I don't know why they even had the scene.
Speaker 3: It was Cheryl and I in the kitchen, and I
Speaker 3: think she may have even mentioned, don't put the in
Speaker 3: the scene. No, she doesn't mention no nuts because Randy
Speaker 3: doesn't know. I forget what we were doing. But that
Speaker 3: scene got cut. And also what I remember is Larry.
Speaker 3: It was Larry Charles first directing job.
Speaker 1: No it wasn't. I think it wasn't because he directed
Speaker 1: season one. No he didn't directed directed Larry. I said
Speaker 1: to Larry, might have been season two. I said, can
Speaker 1: we bring Larry Charles on as an executive producer?
Speaker 2: Great idea boom, you know?
Speaker 3: But he but here, I.
Speaker 4: Know he directed. He directed me up.
Speaker 2: As aali that I was like, and I also needed
Speaker 2: somebody a compadre, and he became the.
Speaker 3: I thought it was because I remember he.
Speaker 2: Thought it was Alison Jones. And you don't know if
Speaker 2: I was in the room.
Speaker 4: Tesla wasn't even the waiting room.
Speaker 3: Maybe you're making that ship up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, So go to they go to watch the
Speaker 1: special and Deborah is scarfing down the brownies that Susie
Speaker 1: made that. Jeff went to pick up Sammy and took
Speaker 1: the brownies from that. Later, Well, no, you said, you said,
Speaker 1: I dropped off Sammy and bought the brownies, okay, and
Speaker 1: she said that the best brownie she's ever had, and
Speaker 1: she's eating them eating.
Speaker 3: Can I direct just for one second because of that
Speaker 3: scene with the ketchup. I don't know if he was
Speaker 3: doing it as part of the scene or if he
Speaker 3: was just doing it, but somehow they were talking about statins,
Speaker 3: you know, this stuff you take at the table, yeah,
Speaker 3: for you know, to lower your cholesterol, and Richard is
Speaker 3: talking about it. Oh, this stuff is great. He goes,
Speaker 3: look at this, I can eat a thing of butter,
Speaker 3: and he took a bite of like a slab of
Speaker 3: butter at the table. I can't believe it wasn't in
Speaker 3: unless it was unless they were just doing No. I
Speaker 3: know it wasn't in what happened, but it may have
Speaker 3: been just he was talking to Larry, like right before
Speaker 3: the scene, like you guys do a lot. But I
Speaker 3: was like, what the fuck is No.
Speaker 2: I think that had nothing to do with Larry or
Speaker 2: a conversation. I think he just did it. That's that's
Speaker 2: Lewis the magician, keep going okay.
Speaker 4: So then we there's so many remotes. There's a million,
Speaker 4: like ten remotes.
Speaker 1: And they have this guy Mike who fixes it and
Speaker 1: he comes in every week to fix it. And Cheryl's
Speaker 1: like upset that she's got an Emmy party this Sunday
Speaker 1: and you have to fire Mike.
Speaker 4: Larry says, I can't fire Mike. He's black.
Speaker 1: And Larry's trying every remote and Cheryl wants one remote.
Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, the three women with Cheryl or
Speaker 2: her actual three friends just you know.
Speaker 3: Oh is that true?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the remote's not working. Richard Lewis says, let's
Speaker 1: play twister, Let's.
Speaker 4: Go to my house. And then Dev's like, I don't
Speaker 4: feel well.
Speaker 2: Non is this word that Larry's trying to put in
Speaker 2: the videotape of Richard Special.
Speaker 3: No, they're trying to uh, they're trying to watch It's special. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're trying to way, but it's not a tape. It's right,
Speaker 3: that's for the Emmys.
Speaker 1: So then Deborah says she doesn't feel well, and she
Speaker 1: asked if there's any peanuts in the brownies, you know,
Speaker 1: any peanuts in the dinner and I told you on
Speaker 1: the phone, and Cheryl didn't hear it. Then we find
Speaker 1: out that the call dropped out. Cheryl didn't hear about
Speaker 1: the peanuts and his dropouts on that prone and Debraah
Speaker 1: says all she could do is wait it out, and
Speaker 1: Richard says, can't you take a nap?
Speaker 4: And why don't you just drive? Then Richard says, you
Speaker 4: want to? I don't really fool comfortable driving myself.
Speaker 6: She needs you to take her home, you know, I mean, now,
Speaker 6: all right, we're going.
Speaker 3: It's a fucking idiot. How can you do this? She's not, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: we'll watch it, don't worry.
Speaker 6: It's horrible.
Speaker 2: I love to play scrabble, I said.
Speaker 3: I kind of got in the mood.
Speaker 2: Let's get it.
Speaker 7: Really you want to play?
Speaker 6: I'm all over, absolutely, Okay, you don't need to play.
Speaker 3: It's better with two give me milk.
Speaker 2: That was fucking well by the way, I'm watching it,
Speaker 2: and I'm actually kind of angry at his character. And
Speaker 2: I don't know if he would do that in real life,
Speaker 2: but it was literally how it affected him was so narcissistic.
Speaker 1: Yes, you know that's why she just can't you drive yourself?
Speaker 1: Take your nap, drive yourself home, and she will not.
Speaker 1: We we have been rude.
Speaker 2: And by the way, for the one time with Larry
Speaker 2: standing with Ryl and I forget oh and myself, we're
Speaker 2: all saying go. But Larry is in that moment. It's
Speaker 2: a rare moment where he's not saying take her home
Speaker 2: to make his life.
Speaker 3: Better, thinking of her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like going, this is fucked up.
Speaker 3: You know so well.
Speaker 1: You could see that she's in distress and she won't
Speaker 1: take a benadryl. She won't take medication because she's a
Speaker 1: Christian scientist. Then Jeff and Mike, Mike is the cable
Speaker 1: fixer guy. They're att O groats and Larry fires Mike,
Speaker 1: and Mike says, to just be honest.
Speaker 3: Man, because I'm black, right right? What we couldn't be crazier? Crazy?
Speaker 3: Why did I hire you? That was over the phone? Man?
Speaker 3: You didn't know I was black at the time.
Speaker 2: By the way. That's played by Anthony Griffith. Uh huh,
Speaker 2: a friend of mine, a comedian and actor from Chicago.
Speaker 2: He was a wonderful stand up I used to see him.
Speaker 3: In play, terrific in this also great.
Speaker 2: He's a great actor.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, and let's just discuss that
Speaker 1: because I'm a black issue.
Speaker 3: Well, that's a recurring mode theme with Larry, and it's
Speaker 3: Fascinating's the same dynamic. He doesn't want to appear bigoted
Speaker 3: in any way, and he's so overly concerned about out
Speaker 3: it anytime in the show. We're talking about anytime he
Speaker 3: has any interaction well a person.
Speaker 2: Of color, but yeah, it could be anything that he
Speaker 2: doesn't want them to feel bad that he's using that reason.
Speaker 2: And by the way, he's never firing anyone for that reason.
Speaker 2: And he gets called out because everyone thinks it is
Speaker 2: that reason.
Speaker 3: Right. Larry says, I hired you over the phone.
Speaker 1: I didn't know you were black, and he blames it
Speaker 1: on Cheryl, and Mike says that the check comes that
Speaker 1: Larry's like, well, I got it, I got it.
Speaker 4: Mike says, I'll leave the tip.
Speaker 1: I'll leave the tip, and Mike is pissed off and
Speaker 1: he walks out because Larry just fired him for really
Speaker 1: no cause, as we find out, but he thinks his cause.
Speaker 1: And Larry sees the tip and he sees that there's
Speaker 1: not really enough there, and he goes back and he
Speaker 1: adds a couple of dollars and he sees Wanda is
Speaker 1: at another table glaring at him.
Speaker 2: Yes, and she has a scowl on her face, glat yes,
Speaker 2: and there will be a price to pay always. By
Speaker 2: the way, lake Bell was the other end, okay, and
Speaker 2: that TV show she was. But the thing is someone
Speaker 2: at home might be going, oh, I want to know,
Speaker 2: and they might be upset with you, Susie for dismissing me.
Speaker 2: Keep going.
Speaker 4: When we get the mail from our viewers, I will.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's a lot of male coming from viewers handwritten.
Speaker 1: So next next week, Larry Western Union. Larry goes to
Speaker 1: the door, knocks on the door, and a woman answers,
Speaker 1: and we find out that that's Deborah's mother, and he's
Speaker 1: at Deborah's mother's house.
Speaker 3: She's with her mother.
Speaker 2: I cannot remember the actress's name, but I was excited
Speaker 2: to have her because she was in Peewee's Big Adventure.
Speaker 2: They were like sitting in the dinosaur looking at the
Speaker 2: sky and she was really good in the movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, so I was really good in this that she's great,
Speaker 1: And she says to Larry, are you here for the
Speaker 1: prayer group?
Speaker 3: Which we know he's.
Speaker 1: Not Diane Salager as Deborah's mother, and Larry says something about,
Speaker 1: you know, he's sorry about Deborah and Diane Salagart, Deborah's
Speaker 1: mother says, we're all responsible for our own lives, which
Speaker 1: is very profound and very true.
Speaker 3: Yes, no, we're not. You got to give up control and.
Speaker 1: She she then brings ld into the group, but then
Speaker 1: he gets out, right, he gets out. So Larry goes
Speaker 1: into Deborah's room and there's a black man there fixing
Speaker 1: the cable, which is not Mike. It's a different black man,
Speaker 1: cable fixer. And then Richard and Deborah in the room,
Speaker 1: and Deborah's like, you know, I'll be fine to go
Speaker 1: to the Emmy's.
Speaker 4: And now we never see her face.
Speaker 3: Which is so much better than prosthetics.
Speaker 2: Put prosthetics, and we looked at her horror. I mean
Speaker 2: to use your imagination of how swollen an man case
Speaker 2: must look. I just right from the get go, I thought,
Speaker 2: I remember, we didn't show that that was brilliant.
Speaker 4: And whose choice was that? Do you remember?
Speaker 1: Well, Larry's Larry's okay, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: And also we didn't have a good budget back to budget,
Speaker 2: so the prosthetics would have been expensive.
Speaker 1: That's right, DeBras, I'll be fine, and Larry's I'm so
Speaker 1: sorry about the peanuts, and Deborah is insistent ongoing to
Speaker 1: the Emmys, and Larry's like, take a bit of a drill,
Speaker 1: and Debrah says, it's a betrayal of my faith. And
Speaker 1: he has if the cable guy is any good and
Speaker 1: the remotes. He goes off on that, and then Larry
Speaker 1: leaves and he's drawn into the prayer circle.
Speaker 4: This is when he's doing the pinkies.
Speaker 2: Well, he's not gonna hold hands, and but not only
Speaker 2: is he doing the pinkies, he's trying to break free
Speaker 2: with his pinkys.
Speaker 4: Right, and Larry is saying, you know, he can't.
Speaker 1: Pray for Deborah because he's got bad calma and she'll
Speaker 1: end up even sicker, which we fold the scene like
Speaker 1: that yesterday, and of course yes, and of course he
Speaker 1: joins hands. He ends up with two men, which is,
Speaker 1: you know, like he tried to make it boy girl,
Speaker 1: but he ends up with two men her husband, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's so uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: And then his phone goes off and what is the
Speaker 4: ring tone?
Speaker 2: I don't go you know for somebody it's Larry's personal life,
Speaker 2: but he's not really He's proud to be a Jew,
Speaker 2: but he's so not religious, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And so but he uses so much Jewish comedy.
Speaker 3: Because that's how he was brought up. Even to me,
Speaker 3: it's a cultural thing.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying, he just he does it. It's so beautiful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll be right back, stay tuned.
Speaker 7: Okay, we're back.
Speaker 1: So there the Havanah gill is going off in the
Speaker 1: middle of the prayer group, the Christian Science prayer group,
Speaker 1: and then we see Larry and Richard leave, and Richard's like,
Speaker 1: I'm going to be humiliated. I can't bring it to
Speaker 1: the Emmys. I'm going to be humiliated. It's all your fault.
Speaker 1: And if they go into the whole peanut versus the
Speaker 1: cell phone, and Larry says, I thought you didn't give
Speaker 1: a shit about how she looks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you love her soul.
Speaker 1: You know which, even if Richard did love his soul,
Speaker 1: her soul, yeah, love herself, why does he want to
Speaker 1: be seen with you?
Speaker 2: And also to go it to the Emmys with her
Speaker 2: head swollen?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: That so unsettling.
Speaker 1: And then they get into at no point do either
Speaker 1: Larry or Richard show any concern for what this woman
Speaker 1: is suffering.
Speaker 3: It's just all about that.
Speaker 7: Jo and they do.
Speaker 4: They want her to take the Benadryl and get better.
Speaker 3: They can't believe it's just he doesn't look like that.
Speaker 2: It's primarily for the Emmys. It's all about that.
Speaker 1: Even if she just even if it had nothing to
Speaker 1: do with the Emmies, they would just be like, take
Speaker 1: a fucking benadrulle.
Speaker 3: It'll knock it right out, and it would. I know,
Speaker 3: I had an.
Speaker 4: Allergy attack the other day.
Speaker 1: I was sitting under some tree that I was just
Speaker 1: and I went home and I took a ben adol
Speaker 1: and I was fine under some tree in an outdoor cafe. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I had an analogy attack. Okay, but she's hell
Speaker 1: bent ongoing. She won't take the benadryl. Richard says a
Speaker 1: typical Richard.
Speaker 3: No, I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, it would match your head address made of you know,
Speaker 1: turnips and blood. So they're going to try to like
Speaker 1: give her a shot. Then they come up with the
Speaker 1: brilliant idea. She loved those brownies. Put it in a brownie, right,
Speaker 1: She'd never know And Larry says he's going to get
Speaker 1: the recipe from Susie Sheryl bake it. Next thing, you know,
Speaker 1: he knocks on our door, Jeff, and I answered the
Speaker 1: door with a new character introduced.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Oscar, Yes, you know, I watched it with
Speaker 2: Sari last night. She goes, you guys had a dog, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Oscars many seasons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was a great dog. That was actually two dogs.
Speaker 1: It was Hunter and Rhett with the two dogs that
Speaker 1: played Nperilla. I don't recall that now, but they were
Speaker 1: beautiful German shepherds, gorgeous dogs.
Speaker 4: And I said that I got Oscar because now that can.
Speaker 2: Say I never noticed it was, I swear until right now,
Speaker 2: I had no idea it was two dogs. I thought
Speaker 2: it was always one dog because they look exact.
Speaker 3: Oh that's hilarious, like nine lassies or something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, somebody, well they have to it's a door.
Speaker 2: By the way. They had numerous gentle bends.
Speaker 3: Bart the bear who's in this cocaine bear thing. Now
Speaker 3: there's a bear called I think it's Bart, who's been
Speaker 3: in every single thing that that involves a real live
Speaker 3: bear for the last fifteen years. Oh he must be
Speaker 3: rich by now. Oh, he's loaded.
Speaker 4: It's loaded. If you did about a bear.
Speaker 3: It's what this movie is based on about. In real life,
Speaker 3: in nineteen eighty five, a drug plane crashed and a
Speaker 3: bear found this like ton of cocaine that the movie
Speaker 3: is based on, right, and I had a joke about it.
Speaker 4: I remember that in the old days, I catch a
Speaker 4: rizing store.
Speaker 1: Okay, So Larry comes to our house and I answered
Speaker 1: the phone looking quite young as well.
Speaker 4: I have to no.
Speaker 2: I turned to Sari and she read. I said, God,
Speaker 2: doesn't Susie look beautiful? And I told sariy I go.
Speaker 2: I was friends with their fifteen years earlier. She was gorgeous,
Speaker 2: thank you to yeah, but less and less gorgeous over
Speaker 2: the years. And now I'm fucking with you. Keep going
Speaker 2: You're so beautiful.
Speaker 3: But you know what can I say?
Speaker 2: I love you? I tell you yesterday how pretty you look?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 1: But the one thing about TV and you have to admit,
Speaker 1: you see yourself twenty five years ago and it's like.
Speaker 7: You we were young.
Speaker 2: Hold on for yet, even young Sarah has a complete
Speaker 2: disconnect watching me because I am so heavy and what's
Speaker 2: the word cherubically? I had an angel you a cherubic
Speaker 2: flip face. Yeah, and when I watch it, I get sad.
Speaker 2: She watches it, she.
Speaker 1: Looks get sad because you think about how sad it
Speaker 1: must have been that you were that.
Speaker 2: That, you know, I remember how I felt, and I
Speaker 2: feel bad for that guy. Yeah, I feel so bad
Speaker 2: for that guy. And if that guy only knew the
Speaker 2: ridiculously horrible things that were on their way. I'm wonderful things, yes,
Speaker 2: of course, But I'm saying in terms of my health,
Speaker 2: it's been a festival of shit. I mean, by the way,
Speaker 2: if you're listening watching whatever, I'm very healthy and I
Speaker 2: never had cancer. I'm not remits like I'm very healthy.
Speaker 2: But the amount of times I've been punched in the
Speaker 2: face with serious illness, I've lost count. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 2: So I look at that guy and I think of
Speaker 2: what happened after, and I look at the guy and
Speaker 2: it's really sad.
Speaker 5: That was actually after the stroke. Yeah, that was post stroke.
Speaker 5: I had a stroke. We've talked about it. Yeah, another
Speaker 5: bing bang boom. The only one that I'm not strokey
Speaker 5: is the hour Pilot per Se. That's that's pre stroke.
Speaker 5: It was shortly that's nineteen ninety nine. Two, yeah, ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: So he comes to a house and I'm like, what
Speaker 1: are you doing? You don't call and then he tells
Speaker 1: me about the brownies. And then Jeff stole the brownies
Speaker 1: from his child's mouth, which bar the wayman and stole
Speaker 1: his little girl's brownies, and.
Speaker 2: You're just there's no thing to calm you at this point.
Speaker 2: Now it just is building and building to where you're
Speaker 2: screaming at each other, which is we just filmed some
Speaker 2: of that yesterday, and by the way, yesterday.
Speaker 1: We weren't really screaming though Brownie yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yesterday. No, it's just like its own art form, its
Speaker 2: own thing. Yesterday. I thought that was the best argument
Speaker 2: you've ever had with Larry, Oh, I said to Jeff Shaeffer.
Speaker 2: I go, I think this is Susie and Larry at
Speaker 2: their best in terms of arguing. And Jeff Shaeffer said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think. So he walked away, and at the end
Speaker 2: of the day he goes it was he goes, I.
Speaker 3: Think I thought it was a little too hot.
Speaker 1: Okay, but in this scene he says, well, it's a
Speaker 1: testament to the brownies.
Speaker 4: You know, he's buttering me up. In that way that
Speaker 4: he likes to do, which never really works.
Speaker 2: No, no, forget, it never really works.
Speaker 3: It doesn't.
Speaker 2: Here are the two things. He will say things to
Speaker 2: you that you feel good about. Oh, really like he'll
Speaker 2: compliment you whatever, but that last three seconds three second, yes,
Speaker 2: but you do react post.
Speaker 1: Then he asked me for the recipe and I tell
Speaker 1: him I can't give it. It's a secret family recipe.
Speaker 1: And he says, well, I'm known for keeping a secret,
Speaker 1: which we know is bullshit. And then he tells me
Speaker 1: that he said, I'll tell.
Speaker 2: You, by the way in real life, by the way,
Speaker 2: he's one of the best people. He is the best.
Speaker 4: He's a very good secret keeper in.
Speaker 2: Terms of my friends. He is number one on the.
Speaker 3: Secret that he is. I love it when he when
Speaker 3: he does stuff like that, and he goes, I'm known
Speaker 3: for and it's some obscure it's trade, you know, I'm
Speaker 3: known for being on time, and then goes Ask anyone.
Speaker 3: They will tell you that Larry David is always on time.
Speaker 3: It's no matter what the thing is. If he's in
Speaker 3: an argument, he's known for whatever the thing is.
Speaker 2: By the way, can I say I don't recall him
Speaker 2: ever being late, you know, for anything? Yeah, some for work.
Speaker 4: So he decides to tell me a secret to gain
Speaker 4: my trust.
Speaker 1: A delicious sun and he tells me, I'll tell you
Speaker 1: a secret.
Speaker 6: How about that nobody knows, not even Cheryl. Well, if
Speaker 6: he'd like to tell me, I might. I might be
Speaker 6: losing a testicle. Yeah, it's not definite. The point is
Speaker 6: I'm telling you. I'm sharing something with you because I
Speaker 6: trust you, just the way I know you could trust me.
Speaker 3: Larry, I cannot give you the recume.
Speaker 7: No, I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 1: My grandmother okay, makes you rest in peace and trusted
Speaker 1: that brownie recipe to me, And you're asking me to
Speaker 1: break a sacred confidence.
Speaker 3: It's not a Manhattan project, you know. It's just a
Speaker 3: little recipe.
Speaker 7: Go get a mix or something. You're asking too much,
Speaker 7: You ask way too much. I can't ask her.
Speaker 3: Con I just told you I'm going to lose a ball.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, early on we saw where he's
Speaker 2: desperate to have Cheryl not go but he's trying to
Speaker 2: hold her to like have sex with her.
Speaker 4: What episode is that? Oh that was the massage.
Speaker 2: Massage And then he tells her he has a lump,
Speaker 2: he has to say, where he just goes, I have
Speaker 2: a lump. I have a lump. You don't want to
Speaker 2: go when I have a lump. And so here Ray
Speaker 2: go right to the things be.
Speaker 4: Losing your testicle, and I find that very interesting.
Speaker 1: But he's asking me to break a sacred confidence and
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 2: Well, by the way, here's the thing about it. Get
Speaker 2: a mix, yes, But the point being is when he
Speaker 2: presents his case the way you're acting, you think you're
Speaker 2: gonna give him the recipe, and then when we get
Speaker 2: to you, you just go off on at your grandma's recipe.
Speaker 2: He has getting it, which makes it funnier because you.
Speaker 1: Think because he says, I just told you I'm going
Speaker 1: to lose a ball, and I'm like.
Speaker 3: I don't give a shit.
Speaker 7: You make it.
Speaker 1: Ask me to break a sacred confidence. Go get a mix.
Speaker 1: And then we cut to Larry and Cheryl and Richard
Speaker 1: and they're begging Cheryl to put the benadryll in the
Speaker 1: brownie mix.
Speaker 2: And Cheryl, she plays this great.
Speaker 3: Cheryl says, you don't.
Speaker 1: Want to take her and Richard says, I wanted to
Speaker 1: get better, which is, you know, bullshit.
Speaker 2: But Bobby, Cheryl does the perfect amount of pushing.
Speaker 3: That's right, yeah, perfect, like it's her.
Speaker 2: Her performance on the show is so subtle and perfect.
Speaker 1: And Jeff and I have said in the past, she's
Speaker 1: really the only person that could do this with Larry
Speaker 1: right with one word.
Speaker 3: When she's fed up, she says, all right.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah.
Speaker 4: The other day and I said to her, how many
Speaker 4: times have you said that?
Speaker 3: All right, another actress, Michael, that's enough?
Speaker 2: But she said, and by the way, playing against all
Speaker 2: these insane that's bo's perfect, She's completely perfect. All right,
Speaker 2: went over this.
Speaker 6: No, don't you know anything about tampering? Huh do you
Speaker 6: know anything about tampering? Well, you can't do that because
Speaker 6: the brownie will fall apart.
Speaker 1: And she says, well, why don't you bacon? I don't
Speaker 1: know how to bacon?
Speaker 2: What was tampering? What was his meaning of tampering?
Speaker 1: Well, because he's putting the he's tampering, she's saying the benefit.
Speaker 2: She knows nothing of tampering. I didn't pick it up.
Speaker 3: Doesn't good? Doesn't Lewis? I think it's Lewis. Maybe it's
Speaker 3: Larry appeal to her because it's a humanitarian.
Speaker 4: They both do.
Speaker 1: And Richard says, my heart is breaking for her big head,
Speaker 1: and Cheryl's reluctant, and.
Speaker 3: Oh, he says something about it. It's a carnival.
Speaker 1: She looks like a carnival show. And Cheryl gives in,
Speaker 1: and Larry says, can you bake?
Speaker 2: She's never done it up until then, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: Larry David, that would never be a qualification that someone
Speaker 2: could cook or bake. I can't see that being on
Speaker 2: his list. I gotta find a woman that cooks and
Speaker 2: bakes now.
Speaker 1: And then they go back to Deborah's mother's house with
Speaker 1: the brownies Richard and Larry, and Larry says, my wife
Speaker 1: got the recipe, and Deborah takes a bite. They're not
Speaker 1: the same because they they're the mix and they're just
Speaker 1: not as good, and she's like, adamant, they are definitely
Speaker 1: not the same.
Speaker 2: Brain but forget the same brownies. They had to have
Speaker 2: tasted good. She is adamant that she's not going to
Speaker 2: eat them. So the guys are do.
Speaker 4: You think she's suspicious at all?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, she really doesn't like them.
Speaker 2: She really doesn't like the other one who.
Speaker 4: Says they are horrible.
Speaker 2: Give them back you no, I know, But Larry says,
Speaker 2: here I'll leave them, and she sayes, what do you
Speaker 2: want me to do? And she actually hands them back
Speaker 2: to him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was disgusted by the Brownies and then she
Speaker 1: saw something then there. Well, then she says, what time
Speaker 1: are you picking me up tomorrow for the Emmys? And
Speaker 1: then we see Cheryl on the sofa with her three
Speaker 1: friends and Wanda the three people. You said, I'm not
Speaker 1: that one to sell her friend, but Wanda was a
Speaker 1: hired actress at that point, a hired friend, a hired friend.
Speaker 1: And they're getting ready to watch the Emmys. They're getting
Speaker 1: to watch the East Coast, the East Coast field correct,
Speaker 1: and they're all fucking with the remote, look at the directions.
Speaker 1: They can't get the satellite to go on, you know,
Speaker 1: and they are upset because they're missing Joan and Melissa
Speaker 1: for the pre show and all of that, watching the
Speaker 1: New York feet And then Larry walks in and Wanda says,
Speaker 1: what was that.
Speaker 3: Business I saw you yesterday at the coffee shop? Business?
Speaker 4: The business with the black guy?
Speaker 3: You fix the tip?
Speaker 7: What happened ship? You don't know?
Speaker 1: Larry's a Larry's a tip profiler, fixed the black mask tip?
Speaker 4: What are you trying to get the NAACP.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a racial thing.
Speaker 1: Why you do the tip? But then watch your tiptoe
Speaker 1: behind his back. It becomes a whole causal love between them.
Speaker 1: And then Larry storms out in the huff I fired him,
Speaker 1: and she's watch you fire the black man. Arrys like, oh,
Speaker 1: the black man can't do anything wrong, can't get fired,
Speaker 1: can't get fired. And then Wanda gets up and turns
Speaker 1: on the satellite on the TV exactly and that was
Speaker 1: all that was wrong with it the whole time. And
Speaker 1: then we see Joan, which was a little startling to me.
Speaker 1: I have to say, to see Joan and the back.
Speaker 2: Stuff, I love Joan Rivers so much. Yeah, and by
Speaker 2: the way, what I loved her as a person. She's
Speaker 2: just so nice. And I actually did her show. She
Speaker 2: had a podcast with a video podcast of in Bed
Speaker 2: with Joan Rivers and it's actually in her room. You
Speaker 2: get in bed, wow, and you enter from her, which
Speaker 2: is really funny. And then we had the best conversation.
Speaker 3: She just as lovely, you know John.
Speaker 1: As we've been doing this show now we're on season three,
Speaker 1: it's like we're this is from you know, two thousand
Speaker 1: and one, two three, and people keep coming up who
Speaker 1: are dead.
Speaker 4: You know, And it's like it's startling to us. I
Speaker 4: think it's so. There was Joan and.
Speaker 1: She's talking about Chelsey Grammar and she calls.
Speaker 4: It, oh, Richard Lewis, and she calls over Richard.
Speaker 2: Richard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And she calls over Richard and she's Chelsey.
Speaker 7: Gramma, ladies and gentlemen, one of the.
Speaker 3: Rights of our community.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, there's Richard Lewis.
Speaker 5: Richard, don't we Richard Richard, come out.
Speaker 1: Swear, just get it's so good to say, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I've seen better faces on a hemorrhoid.
Speaker 7: When he called home, did you pick up the phone?
Speaker 7: How are things a love nest?
Speaker 4: And there we go.
Speaker 3: That's the end, the end of the end.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, and by the way, very unusual for
Speaker 2: it to end on Richard Lewis and or any of us,
Speaker 2: for us to be the end of the show. I
Speaker 2: remember doing one thing once that it was the end
Speaker 2: of the show. I don't remember what that was, but
Speaker 2: that's rare. It usually ends on Larry Ye.
Speaker 3: Where was that film, the Joan Rivers thing?
Speaker 2: Oh, it was a parking lot. It was a parking
Speaker 2: lot near the beach. It was a parking lot literally
Speaker 2: right by the ocean. It was actually it was one
Speaker 2: of those parking lots.
Speaker 1: That's off probably by over there because we filmed there before.
Speaker 2: Yes, but but south of Casta del Mar and one
Speaker 2: of the parking lots over there, and we set up
Speaker 2: all around it. That looked good. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was wondering though, because it's obviously cut off, like
Speaker 3: and I guess what we did that scene? Now with
Speaker 3: one of those theaters in Westwood, we probably would have
Speaker 3: done it. You don't like a real movie theater. I
Speaker 3: don't know if you were there. Were you there to
Speaker 3: make it look like an Awards?
Speaker 2: I love how I'm giving you a look and you
Speaker 2: keep selling it to me.
Speaker 3: Well, that's why I keep telling it, because he.
Speaker 4: Went, Jeffrey, are you there that day?
Speaker 2: What's the Joan Rivers? Actually I had to have been
Speaker 2: because I know where we filmed.
Speaker 1: Okay, so those must have been her lines. Oh, they're
Speaker 1: typically right lines.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I'm sure she improvised those lines
Speaker 2: in the moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're very Joe, very very We're done here. We're
Speaker 4: done here, Johnny, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: But for this episode what was you?
Speaker 2: Thank them both episodes. Yes, all right, John for this episode.
Speaker 2: Your effort up until now delightful. Well, thank you for
Speaker 2: can an effort be delightful? Hey? Can I come back
Speaker 2: ya hoop? On next week We're going to be back
Speaker 2: with more with Jihan Hayman. Please tune in.
Speaker 4: You could come every week as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 2: We love you so please all right.
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