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  • How are ya?

  • I'm good.

  • You know how to light up a room.

  • It's very nice. Aww!

  • Thanks for being here.

  • You're always sweet!

  • (audience cheers)

  • [Conan] Thank you. It's very nice.

  • I haven't seen you in a long time.

  • Oh! Thanks for being here!

  • You know, we actually haven't talked

  • since Friends went off the air.

  • And it's so strange because it's been eighteen months.

  • I don't know how you feel.

  • That does not feel... it doesn't feel like Friends

  • has been off the air for eighteen months 'cause-

  • I know.

  • It's still on all the time.

  • Well, so it's really not off the air, actually.

  • Exactly, yeah, it's still going and going strong.

  • Sorry.

  • Yeah, it's okay.

  • (audience laughs)

  • No! People are... I mean, people watch it.

  • People still love it.

  • I think they're gonna be watching that show for a long,

  • it's gonna be like the Honeymooners.

  • It'll be on for a long time.

  • Wow, yeah.

  • Yeah, they're gonna start showing it

  • in black and white for no reason.

  • (laughing)

  • Do you find yourself passing TVs every now and then

  • and the show is on and do you ever watch it?

  • I do. Yeah, every once in a while.

  • If I'm flipping through the channels

  • and I see it, I do stop watch it.

  • It makes me happy. (audience laughs)

  • Oh, that's nice. That's really nice.

  • It does. I miss it.

  • You know, what's funny is that when enough time goes by,

  • and this is true, you won't remember

  • what happens in an episode.

  • No, that's true.

  • So I'll get to watch it sort of like you all did?

  • Yeah, yeah.

  • And you'll be like, "Oh, what's gonna happen?"

  • (Jennifer laughs)

  • "And who's she? Wait!" (laughs)

  • That's cause I get old and senile, right?

  • "That's me."

  • You know, Lisa Kudrow was here

  • and she said, when the show went off the air,

  • people were talking about grabbing different stuff

  • and she grabbed the cookie jar-

  • She did.

  • From the set that had the little clock on it.

  • And I'm curious, did you grab anything?

  • I didn't grab anything.

  • Did I grab anything?

  • No, I didn't grab anything.

  • They all stole stuff.

  • Right, yeah.

  • (audience laughs)

  • Yeah. They're all thieves.

  • Yeah, people say like, "Oh, I think I took this.

  • I took that," that's called stealing.

  • That's stealing. (audience chuckles)

  • Yeah, that's wrong.

  • But they felt like 10 years, I own this.

  • Yeah, yeah.

  • Yeah. Like Matt LeBlanc said he took a whole sectional

  • or something from the, you know?

  • Didn't he take foosball table?

  • I think he said he was gonna take it

  • but they stopped him when he was going through the gate.

  • They did?

  • Yeah. (chuckles)

  • He was just like, "You can't have that."

  • You know, it's funny. This is a homecoming for you.

  • You're from New York city.

  • Yes!

  • You were raised here.

  • I was raised here, 92nd and Columbus.

  • (audience cheers)

  • That's nice.

  • (audience clapping)

  • Now you can give that address out.

  • Now I can give that address out.

  • No. But, yeah.

  • But you had a good time?

  • It's such a cool place to grow up. I would think.

  • Such a great place. There's a lot of excitement.

  • Such a great place. It's so beautiful.

  • Just, you know, people on the streets, all walks of life.

  • I miss that, I do miss that.

  • 'Cause you know, LA you get in a little bubble.

  • [Conan] Right.

  • You travel in the bubble to your next bubble.

  • That's your choice to travel in the a little bubble.

  • Hey it's my... (laughing)

  • You should get a car. Yeah, but it's fun.

  • It's really fun in there.

  • (audience laughing)

  • It's the new bubble, It's what everyone's doing.

  • Yeah.

  • Do you, do you...

  • I heard a story that you once slept outside of a hotel

  • here in New York city. Yes.

  • Why did you do that?

  • The Omni Berkshire Hotel.

  • [Conan] Mm-hmm.

  • Because I was, I was having a...

  • I was a Duran Durani.

  • I was a Durani fan.

  • And they were doing Saturday Night Live

  • and they were the musical guest.

  • And you know, they say, "Tonight's guests for, you know,

  • whatever, are staying at the Omni Berkshire Hotel."

  • No, they're not.

  • And I... (audience laughs)

  • with my girlfriends went out with a rose

  • and waited for them to come home,

  • and they never came home.

  • And so we stayed out there all night.

  • I didn't actually sleep That's so sad.

  • on the street, that's a little pathetic, but.

  • Right, right.

  • I do that, I sleep on the street.

  • You do?

  • When Mr. T is in town-

  • Even now?

  • And I know where he's staying. (audience laughs)

  • You do?

  • No, I understand though, that level of intensity

  • about I really want to meet this person.

  • It was really weird of me, I have to say.

  • It's a little strange phase.

  • But one thing that's nice is then you go on

  • and become a big star, you could meet,

  • have you ever met

  • the people from Duran Duran? Yes I have.

  • I met Simon Le Bon.

  • [Conan] Oh, you did?

  • Yeah, I think I scared him actually.

  • What happened?

  • Well, I was with a friend of mine

  • at a store in Santa Monica.

  • And my friend saw him and just basically grabbed him

  • and said, "Don't move. You just stay right here.

  • Don't move."

  • And ran and got me and was like,

  • "Jen, you've gotta come here.

  • You've got to see this. You've got to see this."

  • So I think I'm gonna see something, not someone.

  • And he basically throws me and I just,

  • I just, I couldn't believe it.

  • And I told him, I said,

  • I slept out in front of a hotel for you.

  • (Conan laughs)

  • He didn't say a word.

  • I mean, he literally didn't speak.

  • I think we just scared him and he didn't say anything.

  • But were you known?

  • Were you famous Jennifer Aniston then?

  • Yes.

  • So I can't believe he didn't say, "Oh my God.

  • That's so..." I mean, you know?

  • No, he just sort of slowly looked at me

  • like I was nuts and grabbed my hand and shook it

  • and then we... it was a very awkward moment.

  • I don't really remember it truthfully.

  • Yeah, yeah. (audience laughs)

  • I think you blacked out.

  • I think that's what happened.

  • I may have.

  • Yeah.

  • And you had a traumatic experience

  • here in New York City involving Santa Claus.

  • Santa slapped me.

  • What? (audience laughs)

  • This is good.

  • It was a homeless guy wearing a Santa's hat.

  • [Conan] Right.

  • And I was walking down Broadway after a dance class

  • and I was with my girlfriend

  • and I basically saw this guy standing

  • in the middle of the street

  • and I just happened to be passing him right at the time

  • that he just went-

  • [Conan] Oh my God.

  • And backhanded me-

  • [Conan] Right, right.

  • Really hard.

  • [Conan] Yeah.

  • And I was stunned, and I was like,

  • "What the hell are you doing?"

  • And nobody stopped and...

  • I don't know what you expect people to do.

  • Like go beat up the homeless Santa. (Conan laughs)

  • Yes, yes.

  • Something! But there was no, you know.

  • See, that's New York.

  • People are just like, It's very strange.

  • "Yeah, girl got hit by Santa." Yeah, whatever.

  • That happens all the time.

  • Let's go, you know? (audience laughs)

  • So.

  • Yeah, so.

  • It's fun growing up in New York.

  • Yeah, these are heart warming stories, yeah.

  • Aren't they great? (audience laughs)

  • I can tell you that the muggings too, that was fun.

  • Now let's talk about,

  • let's talk about Derailed

  • because I got to see this movie last night

  • and I really liked it.

  • And I don't...

  • It's a very difficult movie to talk about

  • 'cause you can-

  • Yes.

  • Give some things away.

  • So I'm not going to do that.

  • Great.

  • It's a suspenseful thriller with lots of twists.

  • Yes.

  • Xzibit is in this movie. He's one of your co-stars,

  • and he was on the show the other day.

  • And he said it was hard for him

  • because the first day on the set,

  • literally, the first thing he had to do

  • as part of his character

  • was grab you and put a gun to your head

  • and sort of throw you around.

  • And he said he was freaked out.

  • Yeah, he was.

  • He just really didn't want to do that to you.

  • He really didn't.

  • And he was so sweet.

  • He just kept apologizing.

  • And, "Are you okay? Are you okay?"

  • to the point where I was like,

  • "You really just got to throw me down."

  • (audience laughs)

  • You just don't... I mean, I'm okay.

  • I'll let you know if it hurts.

  • Right, Right.

  • I could see...

  • (laughing)

  • Moving on. (audience laughs)

  • Back to Santa.

  • Yeah.

  • It's them, It's not us.

  • No, it just sounded strange.

  • They're dirty people.

  • You're working with, this is a Swedish director.

  • Swedish.

  • Swedish, a Swedish director.

  • Yeah.

  • Did you learn any cool Swedish terms?

  • Swedish words.

  • Yeah.

  • He did teach us a couple.

  • It's hard to remember the Swedish language.

  • [Conan] Right.

  • But-

  • People remember the cadence.

  • They remember the hida, hada, hooda, hida.

  • They remember the cadence, exactly.

  • Right, right.

  • And he doesn't really talk like that at all, actually,

  • that's not really the way they talk.

  • Right, right.

  • I like my stereotypes though.

  • Do you? So do I. (audience laughs)

  • Let's just put them in a box. Irish people are like,

  • Hoo dee hi dee di dee ho

  • (audience laughs)

  • It's just much simpler that way.

  • Yeah. (chuckles)

  • No, he's... I don't know if it's canoodle.

  • Canoodle.

  • There are certain words that you just start to...

  • I don't think-

  • Canoodle is a Swedish word I guess.

  • Canoodla.

  • Yeah.

  • Isn't it? Canoodla? Canoodle.

  • But you know, then you start using it for anything,

  • like don't you get canoodle-y with me.

  • What's funny, they also use it

  • in the tabloids all the time.

  • They're always talking about celebrities

  • were seen canoodling in a bar.

  • Yes.

  • And I think it's such a, it's such a weird term.

  • It's a good word though, isn't it? It's fun.

  • It sounds like they're just making pasta together

  • or something. I know. (laughs)

  • My mom, and this is true, If two people are,

  • you know, getting busy, she calls it playing patty fingers.

  • [Jennifer] Oh.

  • She's like, "Oh, I heard he was playing

  • patty fingers with her."

  • And I'm like, what are you talking about?

  • They get together and go heeeeee?

  • The dumbest thing in the world.

  • That sounds strange.

  • She's a strange woman.

How are ya?

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