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  • I have encountered you several times in the past, and I always go out of my way to tell you how I'm a big fan of yours.

  • We all are in my family because you're such a funny performer.

  • You're hilarious performer.

  • And I feel a little bad because, um, normally, if you were on my show, I would provide some kind of gift because that's what we try to do on these talk shows, you know?

  • And today it's just a zoom call and nothing You get nothing, you get nothing.

  • Well, you know, your show is one of the shows where I really I don't come for the mug.

  • I wanna be with you and I and I love Andy And that's big fans of your of you guys.

  • You know, when you talk about having watched new girl now with your kids and and sort of discovering it And you said it's very flattering things to me.

  • Um, it zits very uncomfortable for me to hear, because I remember going on your show for the first time and being like, I don't know how to do this show thes air two of the funniest human beings on earth.

  • And, you know, I think our instinct when you're around people that you know are just hands down funny or you that is just to be quiet.

  • Well, you I remember you being very delightful and very funny.

  • I remember you complaining a bit about the gifts.

  • I'm curious about something who have of the talk show hosts who has the best swag when you go visit.

  • Great question.

  • Um, Colbert for sure.

  • Um, Let's see.

  • Now, Colbert, like you don't want to schlep to New York to do a talk show.

  • But Colbert, you sort of do because you you know what you're going to receive when you get to your dressing room.

  • Yes.

  • Actually, I should let me take that back.

  • You don't know what you're going to receive.

  • You just know that it's gonna be great.

  • I'll say this.

  • I'll say this about Stephen Show.

  • This is my experience.

  • Um, the last time I went on that show and I walked into my room, I thought that I had won a game show.

  • There was, uh, there was electron ICS.

  • There was a fur coat, floor length, Um, just incredible stuff.

  • And I got very self conscious because I realized when people come on our show, there's a mug that I don't even think it's a mug for our show.

  • I think it's a mug from ALF from the 19 eighties, and then we give them some popcorn.

  • Some, like government issue popcorn.

  • So I felt horrible because they really go all out my caps off to those people.

  • It feels like you're being re gifted things that Stephen Colbert received.

  • Uh, and you and you say to yourself, Man, Stevens had to use a nice friend.

  • What we do at our show is I we horde stuff that we get from Stephen Show that other people haven't used and we hang on to it and mostly food.

  • So it's food that we're giving away.

  • That's from Colbert Guest Room, and it's like four years old, but yeah, but it's also like a beautiful Nantucket chocolate e.

  • No, it's not fair.

  • It's not fair.

  • And, uh, you know, once again, uh, that man, that man, I love him.

  • Um, but he knows that.

I have encountered you several times in the past, and I always go out of my way to tell you how I'm a big fan of yours.

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