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Will and Jason exchange playful banter, with Will jokingly criticizing Jason's AI assistant for sounding mechanical.
This transcript snippet is a random conversation that touches on Archie's frustration with his commute, a golf invitation to Sean, and a quick work session.
The speaker discusses aid stations in marathons, including tables of water, Gatorade, and a cardboard wall with Vaseline to help runners prevent chafing.
The speaker mentions that Sean filled his pool with Skittles instead of water once. He also recalls a time when he used Sean's regular pool while staying in a garage above it.
The speaker appears to be confused and is describing an item she forgot she was wearing, possibly pink magnets.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of wearing scrubs to let others know where you came from and to look professional.
A comedian talks about their experience of anxiously repeating a specific exercise at the Groundlings and how long they were there before they auditioned for SNL.
The speaker found out a few weeks ago that doing jigsaw puzzles is like free therapy, providing a sense of family and routine while also helping with problem-solving skills. They believe this could translate into a successful performance on Saturday Night Live.
In this episode, the hosts discuss their childhood habits and how they relate to parenting their own children. They also talk about their experiences with getting in trouble in high school.
The speaker discusses the transition from working on SNL to working on movie and television sets, specifically comparing the experience of being on camera for SNL versus a pre-recorded show.
A behind the scenes conversation discussing the experience of performing on a sketch comedy show, including anecdotes about famous guests and the pressure of getting sketches on air.
In this casual conversation, the speaker talks about being careful when forbidding something to their children as it may have an opposite effect, applying for preschool, and not having the same taste in TV shows with their partner.
A suggestion is made for a parody movie or TV show that involves videos of trains and references the scripted nature of Million Dollar Listing.
A woman is attempting to break into the high society of Palm Beach in the late 60s, and the show has a similar vibe to Slim Aaron's photography.
In this episode, the host talks about the humorous times she had with Will Ferrell and asks who makes you laugh on a daily basis.
A conversation about the importance of setting daily routines that bring us happiness, including incorporating creative practices into our schedules.
The podcast is conversational and covers personal anecdotes including enjoying low light during boxing, savoring different types of coffee, and a friend named Tracy arriving soon.
The water in the Bay Area is mostly cold throughout the year, except for the months of August and September. Swimming in the Bay can be uncomfortable unless you enjoy cold water.
In this short but futuristic podcast, we explore the marvels of smart technology and how it is transforming our world in ways we never thought possible.