Yes.

In fact, I am fairly certain I have a photo with you backstage at the Book of Mormon.

Because my co star, Josh gad, always knew every celebrity that was coming to the show.

Really?

Very on top of it.

Yeah, he would tell us all.

Like guess who's here.

Guess who's here on?

Um, yeah.

And then, you know, sometimes folks would make their way backstage after the show, What you did.

And you were very You were very gracious about the show and very on the show was obviously one of the all time funniest Broadway experiences I've ever had.

Just relentlessly funny.

And you guys were also fantastic.

And I did make my way backstage.

I actually made my way.

If you remember on stage several times during the show, um, I like to make my breath.

I like to make my presence known.

So So I'm known for when I go to a show, I'm not happy just being spotted in the crowd.

I like to make my way up and do this in front of the crowd during a scene, and I apologize.

You would have fit into that show very easily, I think.

Positive.

Definitely.

You could have been a missionary.

Yeah, I very much have that uptight missionary vibe.

And we've got the same hair.

That's right dot You know, what are you doing with your hair?

Mine is a combination of bathroom caulking and helium.

What do you have in your, um, this is a little like lift powder and just regret and mild depression.

Regret is so amazing.

People don't understand what it could do for hair volume.

It gives it a real lift.

You know, You know, you're it's funny that you say that your co star in that Josh Gad had sort of, ah, radar for knowing who's in the audience.

I mean, I'm just curious me aside.

What?

We're one of some of your mawr celebs.

Exciting celebrity spottings while you were doing Book of Mormon.

Well, I mean, obviously Oprah was a big one.

That was a really big one.

We all we're very excited.

Thio have her there.

Um but the weirdest one for me was when Hillary Clinton came with Chelsea Clinton and Nana Rodham Onda.

We very could.

We could see into the audience pretty far way saw them sitting there, and the fact that we were that show was so filthy and so many different ways that like and I didn't have to do a lot of that.

But the fact that we were singing about like frogs and clitoris is in front of Nana.

Rodham just didn't feel right.

Yeah, I would think I don't know about I.

Usually I'm performing for an audience that's come to see a TV show and then occasionally there's been, for some reason, someone famous in the crowd.

And I haven't like that.

I don't like that.

It gets I get in my head.

E think performing for a Hillary Clinton or an Oprah, um, would be difficulty like you'd wanna keep stopping and thinking, That's Oprah.

And here I am.

I got to stay in character, you know what I mean?

Yeah, I didn't really have I'm not saying that I'm I'm not professional because I am professional, but I would look directly into the audience sometimes and be like there they are.

There's the person, Um, because I would have a few moments that I knew I could get away with it.

But it was not like I remember when, like James Franco was there and James Franco was sitting in the audience and I was just staring at James Franco to to the degree in which he winked at me.

And then I winked back.

I was there the night James Franco was there and I was staring at James Franco, staring at you, and I winked at James Franco and he winked at me and then it you.

So it was like we all just passed it around.

That seems right.

I'm sorry.

That's exactly what happened.

It's OK.

It's OK.

It was a long time ago.