What Makes the Guests of 'Good Hang' Laugh

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Everyone from Quinter Brunson, to Haley Williams, Kola Skola, to Kristen Wig, to Dakota, Johnson. There's so many people, too many to list in this episode. So you'll hear from a lot of them. And just to kick it off, I want to say what I've been loving and enjoying lately that's been making me laugh is a show on dropout called Very Important People. Check it out. It is an improvised talk show hosted by Vic McAless and has people like Lisa Gilroy and Brennan Lee Mulligan and Eugene Cordero and just all these great improvisers and really funny people who basically have to sit and get prosthetics put on them and outfits and costumes put on them while their eyes are closed. And then they have to create a character, improvise and go on a talk show. It's just so funny, such skilled performers come through there and Vic is an incredible host who just adds every layered detail and it's just, it's really, really impressive and strange and wonderful. So check it out. So that's my recommendation for this week. Listen to other people's as you check out this episode coming up. This episode of Good Hang is presented by Subaru. Some cars go the extra mile, long range Subaru hybrids take that to a whole new level with up to 597 miles per tank in the cross track hybrid, a car that I've given my family, and up to 581 miles per tank in the Forester hybrid, another car that I also enjoy. Subaru. Love goes the extra mile, visit Subaru.com/hybrid to learn more. It's based on EPA estimated combined fuel economy and full tank of fuel. Actual mileage and range may vary. One of the things I like to watch is, and again, I'm going to keep referencing TikTok. I'm not a public account. You don't find me. Don't look for me. Don't look for me. If anyone's pretending to be you, they're fake. It's fake. But I like to watch videos of people either doing, or learning, or trying to teach Beyonce's homecoming dance break. So either someone who can do it, or I love it when it's a person who you don't expect them to be able to do it, and then they do it. They're holding a laundry basket. Yes. They're a mom in their laundry room, and then they do it. I have tried to watch tutorials to try to do. I'm not a great dancer. And I know that if I was given from now to the end of my life, I could not learn the first 16 counts of that dance. But I love watching people do it. And then the other day, I was watching a whole bunch of people doing it, and it took me one guy. It was like a really beautiful, ripped guy in like shorts. No shirt doing it. And I was like, oh, this is a new layer of this. And then the algorithm was like, oh, you watch that. Do you just want to see videos that are just like hashtag rugby build? And it was just like, oh yeah, guys with a rugby build. And I was like, I think I do want to watch it. Yeah. I regret to say that there's these videos online. I don't really watch TikTok. Really? Why? I just don't. I never really-- It's incredible. So there's these videos. I'm learning of this cat. And I don't like it because it's AI. OK. Look, this isn't a shame base. I mean, there's no shame here. I'm shaming me for a new egg. It's an AI cat. Hold on, I'll show you this out. And he, like, always is-- he starts his day. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. OK, already, OK. He starts his day. What's his name? H-S-I-N. I don't know how to pronounce him. He is from Asia and-- H-S-I-N cat. Yeah, do you see him? H-S-I-N. OK, let's see. Oh, H-S-I-N. Yeah, cat. It's a breed of cat. Look, can I-- Yeah, let's look at it. No, you're going to have to start for him in TikTok. OK, very good. Stand by. I can look him up. And he always begins his day. He wakes up and he decides he goes to the market and he buys some vegetables. And then he goes and finds, are you looking at him? No, I saw. No, hold on. No, that's OK. Oh, this cat? Yeah. OK, so we'll put him up here. But he-- he will find a friend, like a chicken or a rabbit. He's finding a chicken in this one. Is he? And so what he does-- And he's also-- And then he cooks the chicken. And he cooks. So he always-- he drugs them first. He invites them over for a drink. And then they drink it and they pass out. He's drugging these friends. Wait. OK, this is a whole story. Yeah. And then he cooks them and he eats them. And he then-- he even has a little funeral for them after he cooks them. And it's like, you kill them. And he has a friend-- he has a friend the lion who he calls over to eat. Because I think the lion is the only apex predator in his life. OK, so he cooks and eats. Sometimes he drops a bomb in the ocean. And then he kills a shark. He has shark meat that day. And the caption is always like, I was in the move for something different today. Or the caption is like, met a friend today. And you think it's going to end well this time? Nope. He cooks whatever. One time he met a crocodile. And I was like, this is seeming like a budding friendship. Now he's in jail. He's in jail. He gets-- there are consequences. But his friend, the lion, always bailes him out. Sometimes he whacks someone over the head and then he eats them. But sometimes they get them back. Like, this fox whacked him over the head once. And I was like, finally, his cat is getting when he fucking deserves this little fucking maniac. But then he calls the lion. The lion comes and whacks the fox. They have-- they have fox for dinner that night. And you watch it. I watch every single one. [APPLAUSE] I always go back to news bloopers. Oh god, let's just watch-- hold on, let's just watch a few. Do you have any that you remember that, like, I can Google? Well, you know, there are these-- There's just something so beautiful and great about people that they-- it's the news. It's serious. When something goes wrong-- [INAUDIBLE] That one is a problem. That is the most incredible one. That is the-- I've watched that so many times. It's what-- four seconds. The blind-- It is mountain climber. Right after the break, we're going to interview Eric Waihenmayer, who climbed the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. But he's gay. I mean, he's gay-- excuse me, he's blind. But we'll hear about that coming up. OK, as we head to the break, a little bit. OK, OK. And as we head to the break, and you know, wait a minute, because you know in her-- like, oh, boy, I just messed up. And he is like, I'm just going to pretend that didn't happen. OK. OK. So all right. Oh, my god. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Blind. He's blind. So I-- I love bloopers. Bloopers? I feel like I grew up with bloopers. Nothing-- when I see people really laughing, and really, like, there's in those news bloopers, there's one-- there's one-- it's these two guys. They're speaking a language I don't understand. OK. It's like, I don't know what-- by the way, some of the ones that, like, news in other countries-- Oh, I don't even think to look for that. I'm going-- I'll go in. I'm going best news bloopers of 2023 or '22. I've seen them all. Like, global news bloopers. That's what I'm finding right now. I will watch those over and over again. But there's one where these two guys, and somebody says something. And I don't know what he's saying. But the other guy says, and he starts laughing, and they both start laughing. And they are crying. And they're on the ground crying. And I don't know what the hell they were talking about. And I'm tears because there's-- God, I do love it. God, I love that. Why do we love-- I mean, I think-- Because there's something-- it's the opposite of pretension. It's pure joy. It's defenseless, it's the purest, it's celebratory. My wife has said before, this is such a good idea. She goes, "They should have, like in hospitals, when people are getting going for chemotherapy or whatever, and they're sitting in the chair for hours. They should have on screens all around just bloopers from people laughing." That is a great idea. It's a great idea. It's a great idea and I agree. If I see people laughing really, really hard, I'm done. I like watching British people break. There's that Jimmy Car show. There's like a panel show, I think it's called 8 out of 10 cats. I've never watched a full episode, but I keep getting served. Okay, Jimmy Car. Short clips of British panelists making other British panelists laugh. I just like watching British people break. I feel like, see you're not doing that. You are such an angle file. You really are. You love Brits. I do. So you like people trying not to laugh? Or just like a chat show's panel show. Yeah, in general, I like, you know, it's like watching an old Carol Burnett. Yeah. But I do like. But I feel like British people try really hard not to break. So when they break it, I don't know. It brings more satisfaction. I don't watch reality television. Same. I barely watch it. But I have found a show called Farmer Wants a Wife. Have you heard of it? No. Oh my God. It's a nightmare. Please tell me. It's a nightmare. It's a farmer like scrolls through a list of women and picks eight of them. They all come. There's four farmers. Okay. Eight women per farmer. Yes. Then they go on a speed. Speed dates. 10 minutes per woman. Okay. And then they speed date on a farm or into like a studio. And like a farm. And like a barn set. Yeah. And then they see if they have a connection. And then he has to choose five women to bring back to his farm and date them all for six weeks. Oh my God. It's insane. First of all, I'm just horrified by the amount he gets to pick from. He gets to pick from five. Yeah. It's ridiculous. And they. And is a lot of his choosing about what kind of. Like how is she going to help me with the farm? That's the crazy thing is he makes them do a lot of manual labor. This isn't nice. I'm like, what is going on? Well, he wants a wife. He wants a wife. Farmer wants a wife. And they're like, you know, I really like that she's from the farm. I really like that she's from the city, but I don't know how she'll do out on the tractor. I don't know what accent that one. I don't know where that farmer's from. That's what you're dialect coach. It's going back in nine-year-old. Yeah. Call her up. Yeah. Whoa. Okay. And what do you like about watching it? Do you like 'cause you're outraged by it? Or. Yes. Yeah. And I can't stop. I feel really uncomfortable. Like deeply uncomfortable. But then I keep going. And do you get invested like who is he going to pick? And is there ever been any drama between the girls, of course? Yeah. Do they sabotage each other? And all like. They definitely talk some shit. And they like gang up on each other. And some of them are just. They're just nuts. Yeah. And some of them are like, I'm like, oh, they'd be a good match. They really get along. Do you ever get a vibe like, wow, they're going to be together? Like it's. Sometimes. Like it's a good match. Yeah. What do you laugh at? Really just my friends. Yeah. I wait for them to make me laugh on Marco Polo. John Erly does this bit. Where he will send me a Marco Polo as if he's meaning to send a message to someone else. But he. But it's this elaborate thing where it's like he's secretly planning with all of the rest of my friends to kill and cook and eat me. Like before the Tony's will send a message being like, okay, so hi, Claudia. So, hopefully, things are going to the Tony's. So that's fine. I am a little worried about getting them out of the dress just in terms of grilling. It'll be hard, you know, like stuff like that. That is so fine. Makes me laugh so hard every time. A complicated bit. A fun complicated bit. And it goes to show like what you said earlier, which is like your friends love you. Yeah. You love your friends. Yeah. And you guys can deeply tease each other. Yeah. Like that's. That to me is like a big love language. Yeah. And it goes to show that like you're very safe around each other. Yeah. And we. It's just playing. Sorry, I'm sorry. We'll be right back. There's no. We're not on the air. All right. This isn't live. Back to you. This episode is brought to you by Visible. Folks, whether you're swiping for the one or already found them, there's one thing nobody wants this season. And that's getting cat-fished. And it's not just dating profiles that are putting you at risk. It's also big wireless carriers. You know the type. Looks great at first. Promises a low price. But once you're locked in, surprise fees and an expensive bill that isn't what you were expecting. Your night and shining armor? Visible wireless. 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And he, he'll just have, he has his corn cob that he can chew has a sound in it. And he'll just look at you and be like, I can't remember. Like, and you hear the horn going on for so long. And so his anxiety is funny. He has had a cone on for a third of his life because he constantly is eating something. Or he'll look at you like, and there's this blood gushing out of his back. Like, and we're like, Banjo. He'll, he licked the skin off of his, his own little paw because he just was stressed out. And then he keeps licking it to his head. Yeah. So who would play Banjo in a movie if he was a human? Oh, it would be, it would be. He's got a lot of white male privilege. He is so blonde. It's not Patrick Schwarzenegger because he's really great. I mean, honestly, it's a young Leo is really white. It's a young Leo. The thing that's made me laugh the hardest and like the past year. When was the SNL thing that I lazily did not go to? Because I, you didn't go to the SNL 50. No. Wow. I know. It was a mistake and I regret it. So I just want to say that out loud. You were like, oh, that's, you just thought like, I was like, oh, that's played another 50 years. I was like, it seems like I had so much work at the time. It's going to be hectic. And I was like, I got to go all the way to New York and I had something the next day. So I just couldn't go. Yeah. But I watched the thing at Radio City or whatever was the night before thing. Yes. Incredible music show the night before. Wait. What are you going to say? I love it. I don't know. I'm going to, I'm going to try to win Anna and Will. Yes. Did the church thing. I talked to Anna about it. Bobby and Marty. Did you write that? I wish. No. The great Paul Appell. I'm incredible writer on SNL and performer and Anna and Will do these Bobby and Marty call. And she starts singing Kendrick Lamar. Yes. And what Anna said, which was so incredible is, I'm going to tell you something. And I think I said this on, but I just want to extrapolate for a second about it. To me, it was so, it was like such a win for the comedy kids because it was such a cool night. They literally followed Lauren Hill. They came on after Lauren Hill and their job was to settle everybody. They had to go like, we're going to wait. We're going to wait until you stop talking quiet. They kept telling everyone to be quiet. It was so funny. To me, that's like that. I don't know what brand of comedy you call that. That is like that funny bones. What, what, what was the Kendrick Lamar song? She's like, we got, we got to look at it for a second. It was, what was it? What was it? Yeah, let's watch it. And I hope we can get it on. Like, is the 50th SNL on Hulu or something like that? Here we go. Honestly, I. (laughing) - Run, run, run. (laughing) - Commitment. - I'm sorry. - I know the commandment. - What kind of humor, what do you call that? - I'm sweating. - Like, to me, what I would call that, honestly, it's a great question. To me, I would call it, like, committed. (laughing) (laughing) We got a spit-tick, our first one. (laughing) We got our first spit-tick on Good Hang. And it's quiddish. (laughing) - It's all over my skirt. - Here we go, here's some good hang-tissues. - Oh my god. (laughing) - I can't breathe. It's so funny. (laughing) - I am like, I am not very, for all my quiet comedy. Like, I am like Mel Brooks is what makes me laugh. Like, it's big. - Okay, what's your favorite Mel Brooks? - I mean, let's Google it. - Well, I mean, she would go to the producers, young Frankenstein, producer's. I mean, when Dratch and I write together, it feels like Mel Brooks is, you know, the, the-- - Dratch is, yeah, Dratch is of the Mel Brooks world. - Yeah. - So writing with her is a very goofy and very fun. You know what I love, and I know it's underrated. I love me, a space balls. - Oh, not, deeply underrated. - Yeah. - God, space balls made me laugh. - My friend Philip Tarotula is doing, does this character called, Official Pam Goldberg on Instagram. He plays a member of Actors Equity since 1968. - I know my Uber is here, but I have to see this. - Yeah, you do. - Official Pam Goldberg. - Yeah. - Pam Goldberg here, and I really want to bring with you the text, so here we go, snacks. Don't rely on other people's snacks, or anyone else bringing snacks for you. These are crab-scale peanuts. I don't think they're organic. - Pam's telling us what to bring to text. - We're writing good, different coffee. I like this from fairway. They didn't finish it, but we'll copy themselves, but let's you short for photos. Again, I recommend Vanana Grams, because it's short, but I think it's just fooling by nothing. - Vanana Grams are short and cordial. Also, Pam, it's got a real severe haircut. - Real severe. - And a real squinty eye. - She's been a real love actress for a long time. (clapping) - There is nothing I love more than those videos of either dogs, like that one dog who keeps attacking an apple slice. - Don't know it, hold on. - It is attacking an apple slice? - Yeah, he's just going bananas on top of a bed. How do we find that? - You know how we find it? - Yeah. - We type in dog attacking apple slice. - I think it's, his name is-- - Our phones are off, remember? We're going to have to turn them back off. - No, mine isn't off. - You never turned your phone off. - Puppy shares apple slice? - No, if that seems too nice. - Oh, here we go. - Spud on Instagram. - Okay. This dog is just attacking this piece of celery. - He's from the celery. - This dog is a maniac. (laughs) The dog is growling, it is the size of a rat. - It looks. - And it is furious at this piece of food. And it is bearing its teeth. I mean, it's scary. - It's scary. (laughs) - But it's not going to hurt anybody. - Oh, this is a strawberry. - No, it's a dwarf. - It's a dwarf. Anyway, that makes me very happy. (laughs) But do you watch a lot of videos, YouTube videos and like, and I think what I, I'm, I love Survivor. - But let me just ask you something about Survivor. - I also like Amazing Race. - Okay, Survivor and Amazing Race, those kinds of shows. - Do you think you could do well on them? - No. - No, really? Is there, when you watch it, is there a part of you that you think like I, this is what I would do? But you don't. - Yes. - Okay. - What I would do is pretend to break my leg and get air vac out. - Have you watched a loan? - Yes, incredible. - Incredible. - Okay, let's talk about a loan. - So for people that don't know it, I think it's on National Geographic channel. - It's maybe his street channel. - And it's just, I mean, there's a 45,000 seasons of it. - And the 45,000, and I think we watched every episode during COVID. - Yeah, fantastic COVID show. And for those who don't know, the premises, 10 or 11 people are dropped somewhere. It always feels like Canada. But somewhere, and they have to survive the elements and survive being alone. And the psychology of how people figure out how to, not only find food and shelter and outlast their competitors, but the psychology of what happens when people are alone is fascinating. - I'm for sure would go crazy. But don't you think you would do unalone? Are you out of your mind? - I'm better than a, really, you don't think you would do better than some of the other, yeah. No, I wouldn't be able to get any food. I wouldn't be able to kill any of that. - Yeah, so that would be one problem. - And then the other problem would be, I don't think you'd be able to sleep. 'Cause you know, they got bears up there, man. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's true. - I mean, I don't know what head space you're in right now, but there's no way you're making it unalone. - No way. - I'm not saying I'm making it. I'm just saying-- - I'm not saying, I'm saying you're not making it one night. - Not even one night? - You're gonna be too cold. - You have to make your shot. - My pride would do one night. I would-- - Okay, one night. - Wayne's world. - That's my favorite movie of all time. - I've talked about how great Wayne's world. - Can we please talk about it? - I mean, Dana Corvay was instrumental for me when I was, he was in, you know, like you always kind of fall in love with the SNL cast that you saw when you were like 1314. And he, him and Jan Hooks, like that cast in the apartment. And Mike Myers was an improviser who came out of the theater that I studied at. So Mike was a kind of an example of like, one of us can make it. - Wow. - He kind of came up through that system, that Chicago system and got in a SNL. So those two were, and, but what do you like about Wayne's world? (laughing) - Well, that is Wayne's world, make you laugh. - Well, so my parents were really young, and I think that's why I got to grow up on stuff like that from the early, early '90s or the late '80s. And I thought that's how we would dress when we became adults. I was like, this is how adults dress. We wear fishnets under denim ripped up shorts. We wear flannels over arrows and t-shirts, and I literally dress like that. I mean, I just, that movie has, it's like the Godfather to me. Like, I quote that movie all the time. - What's your, what are your favorite scenes in Wayne's world? - Oh, this is good. Well, it's probably the dream we've ever seen. It's probably when they first see Cassandra. - And that gorgeous woman played by Tia Carrera. - Tia Carrera, my queen. - Incredible. - Oh. - And Chris Trigger's Rob Lowe is in Wayne's world Rolo, as we like to call him, don't it? - Yeah, you know, I did not like Rob Lowe until, much later in his career. - Because it was bad in Wayne's world. Like, he was the villain in Wayne's world. - Yes. - I believe Parks and Rec was the redemption tour. (clapping) - I do watch reality. - Ooh. - And I am not ashamed. - You shouldn't be. - Oh, I'm a bravo gal, for sure. - Okay, who are you? - Every all. - Have you done the bra? Have you done Andy Coffin talked about? Have you done that? - Yes. - And talked about the house. Who are your faves? Who do you love? - Oh, so many. (laughing) - I mean, it depend like different cities have different. I'm about to Salt Lake just started. - A new season of Salt Lake, which is one of my favorite. - Okay, we're in Salt Lake. - We are in Salt Lake. - We're in Salt Lake. - We're in Salt Lake, we're in Salt Lake. - Uh-huh. - What makes Salt Lake so good for people like myself that don't know? - It's just bonkers. - Great. - Everything that makes the fashion, the ladies fair just, I love it so much. So I have noticed like, at night, it probably isn't the best thing to watch before I go to sleep. - You could be good to give me nightmares. - Just cause of the yelling and the brightness. - Yeah. - Like all the things you're not supposed to have before you go to sleep. - I love these women so much. They are my family. - Can we watch a clip from Salt Lake that you would. - If you would, if I've never watched Salt Lake. - Oh, oh my God. - I know this is hard, but what would be one? - I guess maybe one is also one. - What about when the van, when Jen Shaw gets. - I would say I'm Jen Shaw. Yes, Sprinter van. - Sprinter van. - You can't just ride Sprinter van 'cause you will get every franchise. (laughing) They're always in a Sprinter van going so quickly. - I genuinely don't know what I'm gonna see here. - Okay, so I give you some context. - Please. - So Jen Shaw is currently, right? Or should she get out and carcerated? - Okay, carcerated. - This is carcerated. - Okay, carcerated. - With Elizabeth Holmes. - They're on the same, and they're buddies. - One kill. - One kill. (clapping) - Well, this is loaded, but I saw the new naked gun. - Oh, okay. Talk about it because it looks so good. - It's really funny. - Okay, so, do I keep that? - Obviously, it's directed by Kiva and Corrin by Kiva and he's my bestie, but I wouldn't say it if it wasn't true. It's really funny. fucking funny. It's just the people I've talked to that have come and watched screening so far have kind of a similar reaction which is it's just all jokes. Yeah. It's been so long since something new got made. Yeah. That was just purely trying to make me laugh. And it's in that style but it's also updated and Liam's amazing and Pam's amazing and Keith did a great job. The writers with him did a great job. Dan and Doug. I mean it's it's just joyful. It feels really fun. How important was it like naked gun and airplane to you growing up big same all the surrealistic dumb cartoony live action stuff. I love money Python those PUE later strangers candy like things things like that where you've been the world and make it be whatever you want it to be. You know we all watched like Hollywood shuffle and I'm gonna get you suck at all those movies. Anything like that where it was like you could actually have like a giant thing fall through frame and no one will acknowledge it or something. I don't remember like the character on naked gun that was really tall that was always out of frame. Yes. And you've never saw it at the top of him. My God it's my favorite joke. Are you gonna say the same joke? Is it the banana? Yes. That's my favorite joke. Let's watch it. Ever. And there'll be plenty of time to do it too. Get something in the side of your mouth out. No no no the other side. It's like half of banana. Can you imagine how? And no one reacts. Imagine setting your makeup then forgetting it's even theirs. Meet new grippy setting mist from Maybelline New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours with flexible all day comfy grip. No tightness. No stickiness. No residue. Just clump. Do we hydrate it skin? 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Heartburn is one of my. Merrill in that movie. And the. And Jack they're so. And you know, and he could jack stop. You wanted it to work. What about when she would have, when she had that pregnant belly and then that little baby and she had to sing and she had to leave that movie. I think that movie is not. I don't know if it's underrated, but I say it's underrated because I think you're right. It is so good. Check out. It's so good. And it's so honest. You know, when she came back, even when I loved the the delivery scene when he was talking to her and he cried and you were like, it's going to be different. And they had the baby. He was right back out there. He was right back out there in Tim and he was right him. He couldn't even until she couldn't. She couldn't. She couldn't do it anymore. No. People are complicated. And it's not good or bad, but it is. It is. Can I stand it? There was a little bit of her that was too compromised in that film. In that story or effron story. And I love I love Heartburn. Even before the even in the beginning when it was like, should we get married? Remember behind when she had the cold. Yes. So good. So human. So so fun. Yeah. She's funny too. Oh, Merrill. So funny. I mean, Merrill's everything. Merrill. Merrill. I mean, there's no words. Merrill. Merrill. Rubberness. Merrill. Rubberness. Yes. Just Rubberness. I mean, love. Merrill. That was a great. A lot of it for me these days, it's coming like it's coming from the internet. Yeah. Big time, man. But coming up, one of my favorite movies is coming to America. Oh, my God. Incredible music. That's my heart to this day. I love Friday. That's a big one. I love like my case. My case work like one of my favorite movies. The other guys. Oh, yeah. I think that I think that gets slept on. I totally agree. That's my favorite movie. It is. You know, you make some great some great ones. That is a stupid fun movie. Yo. I can't like it's like it's so much it's so much. It's like it's so much. Yeah. It's so much in that movie that's that's that's that's so deeply hilarious. You know, uh, and yeah, like, like, like, obviously actually now, you know, do you watch us now? Yeah. Big time. You do. Yeah. I got homies that's been on there and just, you know, like, I love what Mike did on there. Yeah. The stay farm bit, you know, wait, let's watch that. Wait, tell me to get, explain again, the stay farm bit. So so so so Mike is, uh, you know, me. Yeah, we said so so so so so Mike is Jake from stay farm. And um, and and it gets it gets it just goes dark like like from there, it become it becomes like like like a like a like a like a like a like a David Lynch. But um, oh yeah, Jake from state. He's just totally replaces. He totally replaces. He's because his man's where his nightmare like he replaces him. I can see how why you would like this. He's teaching his kid out of play. He's got his hand on the small of his wife's back. Yeah. Oh, he just gave him a look. Okay. So you're you do you watch you watch sketch to get. I'll do. Okay. Okay. Tim Robinson. Yes. So he's he has this there's this one sketch. Yeah. I'm from the show. Oh, it's a focus group. Incredible. Look, you just gotta. Oh, you just gotta. Oh, from that. Let's watch this. All the time in our family. Your kids watch it. Well, so so all the kids are allowed to watch this. So Cyrus is so we took the little guys in and then then we have like special mature viewing hour. And it started with like the Simpsons. And then it was. This is always the game. Yeah. We're only murders in the building. Omib, which is basically Scooby Doo for grownups. And and it's great. And and then and it's and then he English has been introduced him to Monty Python stuff. He got really into that. Yes. But now we've been watching mostly because of this focus group. His latest show, which is the chair company. Yeah. Which there was a. So not safe work. Yes, moment. And that show. I mean, the whole genius of the show is that it takes you in very quickly to places that you are not prepared for. So we're all like cuddling in bed. And then there is this shine erect penis. And he says, close your eyes. Everybody close your eyes. Clubs your eyes. We're still recovering. It was great. So we do love that show. One of my like go to comfort watches is I watch videos of little kids getting glasses for the first time. That is the best for kids who somehow look like to clear implants and they hear their own soldiers coming home and surprising their kids at school. Absolutely. They're all in the same category. Tears come dogs being away from elephants. Yeah. Who used to be trained by a guy and then they run back to the guy and they hug the guy. Yeah. Anything any reuniting and any like. I mean, when you see a little baby that's just kind of like not focusing and then they put those little glasses on them and the baby sees their and then they smile for get it. Yeah. There's a man on YouTube can't wait for Australia. He cleans drains. He clears hopelessly disgusting clogged restaurant drains filled with grease. I love unclogging videos. This man. This is the earth saying this. You never see his face. He is enthusiasm on two feet. He says he'll say, Oh, you guys. These he's what dreams are made of. Can you believe we get to be clearing these dry? These ones. Chock a block. Let's fire up the jet. Oh, you little ripper. Come on, One new good thing. like he has like, and it's about, and then he'll be like, "Oh, there's a cockroach! Oh, there's some corn there! Toilet paper! Oh, this is what dreams I made of you guys, and I just, I love enthusiasts." - And I would recommend it's called Drain Cleaning Australia. - Okay, I'm just gonna watch one little thing before you have to-- - Okay, thank you, thank you, thank you. - Drain Cleaning Australia. Also, I love his commentary about what he finds. - Yeah. - Okay, standby. This one says, "Sewage spraying into the sky. Is that good?" (laughs) Okay, here we go. - We're back. Oh, I never blocked Drain Might. And I'm just gonna let the lovely cast of it over here. Get out of my brush from Drain Cleaning Australia. You're home. - So he goes to meet the people first. Let's see, let's-- - It's a direction, it's all-- - And he's, oh, sorry, we got to, we got to commercial. - You pay for YouTube, you don't pay for YouTube. - You can, you don't pay for YouTube. Are you kidding me surprise? They want me to pay to cut out the commercials now. I'll wait until the skip button. Okay, here we go. - You little rippie. Hey, hey, hey. And wow, you can see all the tree roots still down there. So we punched a hole through the blockage. - I get it. - I get roots are the least of his problems. - Usually it's like a doxxent sized piece of hair or grease or human shit. It is, and he's like, woohoo, woohoo, you little rip off. - You know what I've been watching recently is I've been rewatching all sex in the city. - The ridge? - Yeah, it's so fucking good. - It's so good. It is so good. - Such a love letter to that time period. - Yes. - Were you ever on it? 'Cause every actor, I know what's in it. - But like Justin Thoreau, Bobby Kennavali, Will. - Yep. - Everybody. - Yep, Slattery. - Slattery Elizabeth Banks. - Yes, it's a real who's who. - Yeah, everybody in New York. But it is so good. And to, something I like doing is watching it and just kind of thinking about all of this happening for the first time. Like women sitting at a table together, talking about whatever, talking about themselves and talking about like how weird someone's cum smells. It's just like, holy shit, this is incredible. (laughing) Like that has never been on TV before. Let alone set out loud for people. And just how Samantha is just the most fresh posit, like in credit, like not a moment of embarrassment. - Never. - Like so fucking cool. - So good. - And Sarah Jessica Parker is so great at being the center of a show, servicing everybody else, but also keeping that motor going in the middle. It's so good. - Okay, so sex in the city is what you're watching and laughing at. - Yeah, I'm, I, it's great. - And you know when you're, I saw something recently that said that repeated if you have the urge to watch something you've seen before and repeat viewings is a sign of a particular kind of intelligence. - Oh. - Yeah, no, this is real. - It's a sign of intelligence? - Intelligence, I saw this on Instagram. (laughing) On Instagram. - You can see this on Instagram. - Okay, yeah. - And it was a picture of someone watching TV and it just said that. There was nothing to back it up. And I was like, oh, great, watch more sex in the city. (laughing) - You saw it on Dr. Instagram? - My daughter and I just flew together from New York like night before last and we got on the plane and I got in my seat and she was across the road for me and I got in and like started watching sex in the city that I had downloaded because I went and she was like, dad, are you watching more sex in the city? (laughing) - Yeah. - You've been listening to Good Hand. The executive producers for this show are Bill Simmons, Jenna Weiss-Burman and me, Amy Polar. The show is produced by The Ringer and PaperKite. For The Ringer, production by Jack Wilson, Kat Spalane, Kaya McMollan, and Alia Zeneres. For PaperKite, production by Sam Green, Joe Lovell, and Jenna Weiss-Burman. Original music by Amy Miles. ♪ All I ever want is a really good thing ♪ Imagine setting your makeup, then forgetting it's even theirs. Meet new grippy setting mist from Mabelie, New York. 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