The hosts discuss the idea of critiquing Yelp reviews in depth, analyzing the weird and unconventional ones. They consider the value of such critiques and what they could bring to the world of online reviewing.
A writer describes the experience of working in a writers' room in the 90s, where scripts were written on legal pads and typed up by a team of typists. He shares an anecdote about being mistaken for a typist by new colleagues because he didn't go to college and was working as a standup comic.
The hosts and comedians discuss the workings of Saturday Night Live from the initial pitch on Monday to the building of the sets by Wednesday, and how the show has evolved over the years with improved technology.
The author shares how an idea of power, money, fame, and sex converged in his mind and became the first book he published. He also talks about how he becomes obsessed with researching and analyzing subjects and how this has been a common occurrence in his life.
The speaker discusses the importance of understanding what causes someone to turn to drugs or alcohol in the first place, rather than just focusing on their rock bottom moment. She also shares personal experiences with addiction in her family.