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Two friends try to remember different Spanish greetings and phrases.
The hosts talk about how people tend to reveal their addresses easily and end up knowing each other's location. They also discuss the importance of learning different languages for communication in today's world.
The speaker reflects on the discomfort and emotional impact of having to wear a bald cap for a wide shot while acting as an understudy, and later being asked to film the scene again months later.
In this episode, the hosts talk about how some people's "make it up mentality" is now providing opportunities for healthy living. They also touch on the topic of gambling and the phenomenon of looking up celebrities' age and net worth.
The speaker reminisces about childhood toys like the Slinky and how they were advertised to be able to perform miraculous feats that weren't actually possible in reality.
Discussing the viewing experience of watching Jason and the Argonauts on television, the colorization of the early black and white portion of the movie to prevent viewers from turning it off, and the stretching out of the hour and a half movie to two hours.
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The speaker shares a disjointed recollection of visiting an electronics store and being offered a deal on a Sony product, as well as being confused by an unrelated mention of socks.
The transcript is a brief conversation about what it's like to work on a TV show, specifically how writers psychologically trick each other during the fast-paced production process.
David Spade, a popular comedian, discusses his transition from doing Hollywood Minute segments to pursuing a career as a movie star.
The speaker witnessed David Spade appearing in a sketch and asking the crew to end it; the speaker also remembers a sketch set in a restaurant where someone opened an envelope on their forehead and said "sis boom bah."
The speaker talks about the mental and physiological effects of losing a job and the grieving process that ensues after a project ends.
The speaker promotes the comfortable and versatile clothing from Viore.com, mentioning its suitability for various sports.
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about his experience writing sketches on yellow pads and the audition process for Saturday Night Live (SNL). He also discusses the stand-up comedy hotbed in San Francisco and the challenges of writing good sketches.
The guest talks about a moment where they ad-libbed during a fun thing, and mentions doing a college gig for a lot of money, which was equal to a year's salary from before their days on SNL.
Jay Mohr talks about his experience jumping from SNL to In Living Color and the challenges he faced when the latter got canceled.
The speaker shares anecdotes about a wild Italian bachelor party, watching the Puerto Rican national baseball team play American-style baseball in Italy, and his opinion on great movies.
The speaker shares a humorous recount of an encounter with an airport flyaway bus while stuck in traffic, and ponder on how the person inside the bus would narrate the event to others.
The speaker shares his observations of individuals who are proving their talents and those who already have proven themselves. He recalls an instance where he hosted for the first time and encountered junior executives in charge of sales and also, points out that some individuals have the capability of proving their potential again and again.
The host of SNL must have the ability to read scripts well, even when cold reading. After the read-through, all 55 sketches are shown with their titles on cards in Lauren's office.