That's all right.

Isn't worth much much, are you?

I'm great.

Congratulations.

You that That must be exciting.

You want an Emmy?

Last night's completely in shock, because I was is Dennis Franz, Lily Tomlin, Ed Asner, Rita Marino and I went and Louie Anderson.

I went I better wear something colorful, so at least I'll be in a picture or something, cause I honest to God, I didn't prepare anything.

I just thought Oh, there's no shot.

You just don't think that you don't think you're gonna beat those people.

No.

I would assume I was never gonna win anything.

But you run won an Emmy?

Yeah, years and years ago.

I wanted for my work on he haw, which is highly junior.

Yeah, we stood in the cornfield together.

I remember that way.

That's my favorite bit in the world.

By the way, did you celebrate?

What did you do last night?

You actually went and got the big spicy buffalo wings.

You know, everybody has their own way of celebrating.

That's what you do.

You just went crazy, Buffalo.

I laid in them.

I had the tub filled at the hotel.

Seriously a Buffalo wings and the dip was just put on me.

And I grab one and drag it across me in the needed.

It is.

Yeah.

Fantastic.

That sounds really fun.

It sounds very, very good.

It's just an individual thing.

I would think there'd be various spots on your body where that would be unpleasant.

Spicy buffalo wings.

You know what?

My neighbor will hold?

Quite a bit of dip.

In fact, there's still something there for later.

You never can have too much.

Nice thing, too, because you won for a show that this show is based to some extent on your childhood.

Yeah, I took out all the horrible stuff and just kept the humor.

Uh huh.

No, I mean, my my family was crazy.

My parents Will you come from a big family, don't you?

Yes.

Yes.

Thanks for leaving out the crazy part.

Well, no.

I come from one of six kids we grew up in a pretty but you are one of 11.

Oh, my God.

Exactly.

So they were like brother and sister.

You haven't met yet?

Who lived in the house with you there, Are you?

I saw you in the bathroom.

Yeah.

Who the hell are you?

Mom?

Uh, so.

But it's weird because, you know, that's a lot of people.

11 is way too many.

And people always say where your parents catholic.

And I always say, No, My dad was a musician, which never gets a laugh, but it's always funny.

Yeah, when I say it never gets the left.

But, you know, growing up in that kind of family, it's just What kind of you.

What?

Your dad was a little like.

What kind of stuff?

Eccentric stuff with your dad.

Dad, You know, what he used to do is he was the kind of guy who hated everybody.

Like you see, somebody driving up, he'd be driving on the street and you'd see somebody slow the car down.

Go Look at that.

For crying out loud.

Get my rifle, would you?

And he'd write hate mail.

He used to write.

The president used to write.

He writes the president Hate mail on our trick was my mom would say, Are you kids mail it.

And of course, we weren't ever supposed to mail it.

You were supposed to just give it to her.

And one time my brother mailed it and the FBI or whoever that group is.

See, I I don't know.

Secret Service.

Thank you, Andy.

And he's been visited by very good Guinea.

Originally going to be in the secret as much as I was.

I know.

I'm just here to enrich your word power.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

So?

So they come to the house and we're all thinking good.

Take them, you know?

Yeah.

Here's the nice.

He was going to use your not trying to hide out.

We go take him, and he's going to kill a lot of other people.

Do.

Could you get him out of here by Friday?

Uh, so we could watch what we want on the weekends.

Turn gun smoke on.

That's a good show.

Oh, well, that's an idea.

You know, that's the kind of your parents your dad reading the T V set when I was growing up.

I don't know about you.

We weren't allowed to watch TV on a school night, which was crazy, but we would watch it anyway.

And then our our dad drove this beat up station wagon that made a whistling sound, and we could hear the whistling sound.

So we would turn off the TV and run to different rooms and pick up like books.

And my dad would come in and he'd feel for static electricity on the front of that.

He's Yeah, he's like Columbo, you know?

And he would feel pathetic electricity, and then we would all be busted.

And so would you get what kind of what?

What would happen like if you got busted?

What was your punishment?

They weren't good at.

Sometimes they would.

They always wanted to pretend that they were going to, like, we're gonna get the belt out.

And they were those people that just couldn't quite do it, so they never actually hit.

You know, your punishment was to continue living in the family's cause.

That's the worst part, isn't that?

Yeah.

And you know what?

The worst part is about families is when your best friend comes over and you're leaving the house and they go, Your parents are so great.

What are you talking?

You're no longer my friend.

But, you know, it's just, you know, families are all whacked out.