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  • Can I ask you a question?

  • We reveal big news on the podcast, which is that you are pregnant with twins.

  • Yeah, And you talked about it on the podcast.

  • Has anyone heard about it through the podcast?

  • Who Who didn't know in your immediate circle?

  • Or did you manage to get to everyone first?

  • Because I would think that would be socially awkward if, say, your mom heard it on the podcast, but you hadn't told her Or Tak.

  • Yeah, Yeah, Your husband Tech.

  • He's driving on the freeway, listening to the but catching up, and he drives into a barn.

  • Uh, yeah, there were a few people we forgot to tell.

  • And that's how we found out They texted us and they're like, You're pregnant with twins and you didn't tell us This is a good way to find out who listens to the podcast.

  • I know really listens well, and also, I mean, they listen because they're my friends and they care about me also.

  • I guess they're fans of Conan.

  • Whatever.

  • Yeah, let's get I'm sorry.

  • Let's do a quick correction there.

  • They can call you anytime.

  • But if they want the pure liquid comedy gold They've got to come to the fountain of Said Gold Conan O'Brien.

  • Uh, and you play a part, you're there with your ladle.

  • And, um, And Gourlay, you're there with your little cup to get some of the liquid gold and splash it around, but little thimble, little thimble.

  • But, uh, yeah, that's why your friends are tuning in.

  • You think my friends are tuning in because of you instead of me?

  • Yes.

  • Yes, I do.

  • I I think they can talk to you any time.

  • But they're like, Oh, my God.

  • Is he on that podcast with you?

  • Remember?

  • My God.

  • God, God, God!

  • And then they listen.

  • And then they hear you, too.

  • And then they find out that you're pregnant, make all that they call you.

  • Anyway, that was This is fun.

  • Brief.

  • Look into my mind.

  • Yep.

  • Sona.

  • How's it all going?

  • How's your mom handling this news, see, has been waiting.

  • Uh, you know, I mean, I've known you for many years, and for years she wanted you to get married.

  • Yeah.

  • I mean, to the point where it was, like, just anybody, you know?

  • Okay, calm down.

  • Wasn't that bad.

  • It was just she you know, she was getting a little restless, but she wasn't like anything you bring home.

  • Just married you and I did a segment in Armenia where I took you to a woman who matched Armenian men with women, Did you not?

  • Yes, we did.

  • You seriously considered some of those men, and many of them were.

  • They were in their sixties.

  • Oh, my God.

  • They were all like And also I think that they I think matchmaking is looked down upon in Armenia, and so they had all either gone to prison.

  • Yeah, I had, like, five kids.

  • Remember that woman?

  • You can probably look up this segment online, but I took Sona to this little house in Armenia in, uh and this woman was showing you people and every time we should show us a picture.

  • And it was, um, this guy who maybe was I want to say, conservatively, 65 or 70 and looked like he'd been in a fight and lost multiple times.

  • And then she would say, I like this guy is good.

  • This guy is good.

  • Now there is a problem.

  • She would always say there is a problem.

  • We would go.

  • What and then they would she would talk about He was in prison.

  • For what?

  • Well, this is the best part.

  • I have followed up, and I said in prison for what?

  • And she said, I can't remember.

  • He was eating with somebody and they had an argument, and he stabbed him with his fork.

  • And I'm looking at this guy who looks like a pirate.

  • Long after the ship went down and he stabbed someone at a meal who was his friend.

  • So watch what you say, Uh, at the wedding dinner to this guy.

  • So anyway, no, I I just But you married this the perfect guy.

  • Yeah, I did.

  • Tack.

  • I can never remember his last name.

  • So I just add an easy into his first name, which is tacked occasion.

  • Yes, it's which is not his name.

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah, occasion.

  • That's not how Armenian names work.

  • You don't just add an ian at the end of their first name.

  • That's well, they all have an e n at the end of their last name.

  • Right?

  • They do.

  • But it's not.

  • I'm suggesting to the Armenian people lose the middleman.

  • Just add an e n to the back of your first name.

  • So it's tacked occasion.

  • I'd be Sona.

  • Sony in.

  • Yeah.

  • No, that's Sona.

  • Sony in It doesn't make sense.

  • I'd be Conan, Conan, Conan, Indian, Conan.

  • Canadian.

  • Yeah, You could pass for Armenian.

  • You could.

  • With that complexion and the tear, I could be an Armenian man who is very ill.

  • It's very, you know, and then I go on that website that that woman has.

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