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And I saw him at Gillyard Auditorium in Charleston.
And I saw him at Gilyard Auditorium in Charleston.
The auditorium.
And then they were like, actually, you're going to be talking to kids in the auditorium, which is like my nightmare.
I'll just, like, talk to the improv kids." And then they were like, "Actually, you're gonna be talking to kids in the auditorium," which is, like, my nightmare.
When me and Randy first talked about him giving this talk, I said, "Well, we'll pick the biggest auditorium on campus, Kabul Hall right here, 850 people." And he said, "You really think we can get 850 people in a room to listen to this?" And I said, "Not only will we do that,
I said: "We'll pick the biggest auditorium on campus
That's a big auditorium.
That's a big auditorium.
"Do you remember when I took you to see Weird Al Yankovic at Oven's Auditorium,
"Do you remember when I took you to see 'Weird Al' Yankovic at Ovens Auditorium and he was
It's great to be here at the legendary Bill Graham Auditorium in beautiful San Francisco.
It's great to be here at the legendary Bill Graham Auditorium in beautiful San Francisco.
That's great. Bfore we go to the auditorium. We'd better grab a bite to eat. Let's try the new diner on 4th Street
Before we go to the auditorium, we'd better grab a bite to eat.
In 1964, Martin Luther King, Jr., gave a speech at Page Auditorium to an overflow crowd.
gave a speech at Page Auditorium
ah the whole auditorium of that twenty five hundred people gave it a standing ovation
And when it was introduced, after we went through it all and had the computer speak to people itself and things like that, the whole auditorium of about 2,500 people gave it a standing ovation.