Hi. I'm Vanessa Beyor and this is my brother Jonah.

Hi. I'm Vanessa Beyor and this is my brother Jonah.

We're two siblings who love to talk about our childhood and nostalgia and how shaped us into the people we are today.

We're two siblings who love to talk about our childhood and nostalgia and how shaped us into the people we are today.

We're very excited for this, sessh if I do say so myself.

We're very excited for this, sessh if I do say so myself.

Welcome to how did We get Weird?

Welcome to how did We get Weird?

You know, Jonah, our guest today is very into theaters and musicals, and I think did a lot of that growing up. And I often will come on here and kind of give my gripes about times that I was miscast in our middle school theater program.

You know, Jonah, our guest today is very into theaters and musicals, and I think did a lot of that growing up. And I often will come on here and kind of give my gripes about times that I was miscast in our middle school theater program.

But don't give you a lot of chance to do that.

But don't give you a lot of chance to do that.

And I was thinking about a time when you were I would say, miscast in elementary school production.

And I was thinking about a time when you were I would say, miscast in elementary school production.

I believe, yeah, maybe in middle school. Even it was a production of Annie. I was really hoping to be Daddy.

I believe, yeah, maybe in middle school. Even it was a production of Annie. I was really hoping to be Daddy.

Warbucks, right, you wanted to be Daddy Warbock.

Warbucks, right, you wanted to be Daddy Warbock.

I believe this was a stagecrafter's production.

I believe this was a stagecrafter's production.

Yes, Yes, stagecrafters are after school theater program.

Yes, Yes, stagecrafters are after school theater program.

Yes, and yeah I got cast as Sandy the Dog, which feels like kind of mean, like like, so I was in a dog suit. It was really hot, really hot, and like, there's the only scene. I really remember. Maybe the only scene I had was like there's a scene where like Annie or Daddy Warbucks, and like Sandy has to run to one of them and he I can't decide, and so it's a kind of fake out and then I run to Annie. But I think that's like the only I don't think it was like a real part.

Yes, and yeah I got cast as Sandy the Dog, which feels like kind of mean, like like, so I was in a dog suit. It was really hot, really hot, and like, there's the only scene. I really remember. Maybe the only scene I had was like there's a scene where like Annie or Daddy Warbucks, and like Sandy has to run to one of them and he I can't decide, and so it's a kind of fake out and then I run to Annie. But I think that's like the only I don't think it was like a real part.

Yeah, well, I also remember, I hope it's okay to say this. You were pretty upset, Like I remember, you really wanted to kind of you were thinking about pulling out of the production entirely, was.

Yeah, well, I also remember, I hope it's okay to say this. You were pretty upset, Like I remember, you really wanted to kind of you were thinking about pulling out of the production entirely, was.

I probably should have. I stand by that.

I probably should have. I stand by that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, let's interest our guests because I'm curious if she's ever been miscast in such a way. ARC guest today Isn't actress, comedian, and writer who co created the Hulu series Hot Wives and has also worked on some of your favorite shows including Black Monday and Clone High, and alongside Casey Wilson, she co hosts my favorite podcast, not Counting This One, Bitch SESSH.

Yeah, let's interest our guests because I'm curious if she's ever been miscast in such a way. ARC guest today Isn't actress, comedian, and writer who co created the Hulu series Hot Wives and has also worked on some of your favorite shows including Black Monday and Clone High, and alongside Casey Wilson, she co hosts my favorite podcast, not Counting This One, Bitch SESSH.

Please welcome Danielle Schneider.

Please welcome Danielle Schneider.

I am so excited to be here. I adore you, I adore your brother. Now You're just the we always come to you on bitch sessh. In times of need, we're like we need. I just said to you before we started this, like I need your eyes on things, like I'm always I need your eyes and thoughts and so on. Love is blind right now, but like I feel like we come to you for for big for big times, and we and we abuse and use you all the time.

I am so excited to be here. I adore you, I adore your brother. Now You're just the we always come to you on bitch sessh. In times of need, we're like we need. I just said to you before we started this, like I need your eyes on things, like I'm always I need your eyes and thoughts and so on. Love is blind right now, but like I feel like we come to you for for big for big times, and we and we abuse and use you all the time.

Such an honor.

Such an honor.

And when you had me on right after the monica of at all you know of real Housewives of Salt Lake City, I had a lot to say and I some might say I sided too much with her.

And when you had me on right after the monica of at all you know of real Housewives of Salt Lake City, I had a lot to say and I some might say I sided too much with her.

You know that was pre re union, did that some might some might Yeah, you know we know better, we do better, right, That's right, that's right now.

You know that was pre re union, did that some might some might Yeah, you know we know better, we do better, right, That's right, that's right now.

You know Jonah was obviously he was just saying he was cast as Sandy the Dog in Andie. Have you ever been I'm curious, like when you started doing theater and if you and like, what were some of the craziest, slash most insulting roles you've ever been giving?

You know Jonah was obviously he was just saying he was cast as Sandy the Dog in Andie. Have you ever been I'm curious, like when you started doing theater and if you and like, what were some of the craziest, slash most insulting roles you've ever been giving?

Well, first of all, I'm so upset they were cast as Sandy the Dog because I have also been. I'm so like, literally when I heard it, my mouth dropped it one because that's the shock, and that's not okay because in most productions they either get a real dog, someone will like use their dog from home like for like a production, or they've had just like a stuffed animal on the stage. These are productions I've been and been a part of it. I'm very upset for you, and I feel like you should sue. Yeah, I don't know if the statue limitations has run out, but I feel like we should consult a lawyer. That's first and foremost and very course. But I've always been in my mind misscast. But I think the problem is that I didn't know who I was right at that eight, you know, because I also was a theater kid, and I went to a theater camp during the summer, which was like an intensive right and I thought I was going in my first summer and they were doing a production of Annie, along with a few other things. And I was like, well, I'm obviously Annie. I mean everything, I think everybody knows that anybody knows anything knows that I'm Annie, right, and to not even to get cast is nothing. To get cast as like ring for Drake or whatever, you know what I mean, Like I was cast as like I think you're gonna like it here like always, and then I went back the next summer because I don't know if I'm just a glunt for punishment. I was like, this is my year, this is right here that I get Sandy and Grease of course, or even like Rizzo, you know, if Stockard Channing had played at forty five, like there's no reason that I couldn't play Rizzo.

Well, first of all, I'm so upset they were cast as Sandy the Dog because I have also been. I'm so like, literally when I heard it, my mouth dropped it one because that's the shock, and that's not okay because in most productions they either get a real dog, someone will like use their dog from home like for like a production, or they've had just like a stuffed animal on the stage. These are productions I've been and been a part of it. I'm very upset for you, and I feel like you should sue. Yeah, I don't know if the statue limitations has run out, but I feel like we should consult a lawyer. That's first and foremost and very course. But I've always been in my mind misscast. But I think the problem is that I didn't know who I was right at that eight, you know, because I also was a theater kid, and I went to a theater camp during the summer, which was like an intensive right and I thought I was going in my first summer and they were doing a production of Annie, along with a few other things. And I was like, well, I'm obviously Annie. I mean everything, I think everybody knows that anybody knows anything knows that I'm Annie, right, and to not even to get cast is nothing. To get cast as like ring for Drake or whatever, you know what I mean, Like I was cast as like I think you're gonna like it here like always, and then I went back the next summer because I don't know if I'm just a glunt for punishment. I was like, this is my year, this is right here that I get Sandy and Grease of course, or even like Rizzo, you know, if Stockard Channing had played at forty five, like there's no reason that I couldn't play Rizzo.

You know.

You know.

And didn't get cast in any of those productions, but weirdly got cast as a dancer in anything goes like a dancing role. And please know that I cannot dance. I'm not a dancer. So to get cast as one of the four main dancers like the Angels, and the other three girls that got cast were like dancers, like like almost like wanted to do that for their life, like dance, dance forward, dance first and the triple threats. That was their number one threat. And I wasn't even but that's how bad of a singer I was. That like my dancing shining through, I guess. And so I got cast as a dancer. And I remember having to have these like late night dance sessions at the bottom of like the like this basement of the theater and to this and like terrible, and these girls I was holding them back in every way, like we couldn't do all these moves because I simply couldn't keep up with the type of times.

And didn't get cast in any of those productions, but weirdly got cast as a dancer in anything goes like a dancing role. And please know that I cannot dance. I'm not a dancer. So to get cast as one of the four main dancers like the Angels, and the other three girls that got cast were like dancers, like like almost like wanted to do that for their life, like dance, dance forward, dance first and the triple threats. That was their number one threat. And I wasn't even but that's how bad of a singer I was. That like my dancing shining through, I guess. And so I got cast as a dancer. And I remember having to have these like late night dance sessions at the bottom of like the like this basement of the theater and to this and like terrible, and these girls I was holding them back in every way, like we couldn't do all these moves because I simply couldn't keep up with the type of times.

And it was like tap dance too, which is dance.

And it was like tap dance too, which is dance.

It's so hard and people know how to dance, are like you can show them a move once and they're like we got and you're yes, what.

It's so hard and people know how to dance, are like you can show them a move once and they're like we got and you're yes, what.

And so I got cast as a stancer and then I I got my knee like blew up really bad from from the tap and to this day, I have a really bad like tap injury. Anything goes like. But then I went back the next summer, but I went back with a plan. I was like, I'm going to be on vocal rest, so they can't cast me in a singing role, but they have to cast me in a drama perfectly. So then I got cast as a male role. You know, this was also like theater camps. So there were one hundred girls and ten men, and so if you just had if you were just slightly male, you would get like the lead in every you know, like you like you didn't have to shine, you didn't have to have talent. You were just male and that was enough to get you, like the lead role in Fame, like Lee Roy and Fame, you know what I mean, Like like you could be Daddy War but you know, you could be anything. And we women, as we do, had to scratch and bite and claw. But I weirdly got a mail role. There were so many roles and so few men that I played Sigmund Freud in like a student produced show, and I actually it was fun. Like That's when I started to realize, like, oh, I don't think I'm an ingenue. Me later that I'm like, oh no, I'm the guy that comes on in Guys and Dolls and is like drunk and like mad. Like That's when I was like, oh comedy, yes, yes, But I I knew I was. I knew I was attracted to that, but I had this delusion that I was, you know, in lay Miss and like by Babe, like that I was the the ingenue because that's what I wanted to be. But I wasn't. I was comedic relief that comes in and says two lines and leaves and that's what what's that?

And so I got cast as a stancer and then I I got my knee like blew up really bad from from the tap and to this day, I have a really bad like tap injury. Anything goes like. But then I went back the next summer, but I went back with a plan. I was like, I'm going to be on vocal rest, so they can't cast me in a singing role, but they have to cast me in a drama perfectly. So then I got cast as a male role. You know, this was also like theater camps. So there were one hundred girls and ten men, and so if you just had if you were just slightly male, you would get like the lead in every you know, like you like you didn't have to shine, you didn't have to have talent. You were just male and that was enough to get you, like the lead role in Fame, like Lee Roy and Fame, you know what I mean, Like like you could be Daddy War but you know, you could be anything. And we women, as we do, had to scratch and bite and claw. But I weirdly got a mail role. There were so many roles and so few men that I played Sigmund Freud in like a student produced show, and I actually it was fun. Like That's when I started to realize, like, oh, I don't think I'm an ingenue. Me later that I'm like, oh no, I'm the guy that comes on in Guys and Dolls and is like drunk and like mad. Like That's when I was like, oh comedy, yes, yes, But I I knew I was. I knew I was attracted to that, but I had this delusion that I was, you know, in lay Miss and like by Babe, like that I was the the ingenue because that's what I wanted to be. But I wasn't. I was comedic relief that comes in and says two lines and leaves and that's what what's that?

I still think I'm the ingenuiney now, I will say while you were telling the story, two thoughts came up.

I still think I'm the ingenuiney now, I will say while you were telling the story, two thoughts came up.

Two stories came up in my mind.

Two stories came up in my mind.

One is I forgot that I actually was cast in Annie at Overnight Camp.

One is I forgot that I actually was cast in Annie at Overnight Camp.

Jonah. I don't know if you remember.

Jonah. I don't know if you remember.

This, but this was This must have been hard for you to This was more or less humiliating than Jonah's part, just because of the circumstances of it. I auditioned at Overnight Camp to do a production of Annie, and I think I sang Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star, and I hadn't you know, it was a bit rusty, and I believe that I sort of forgot how it goes while it was auditioning, and that was, you know, a bit humiliating. And then come to find out rather than again, yeah, I also thought, oh, I'm a shoein' for Annie. I was cast as a gardener, so I was a lady who comes in every so often and pretends to water plants. Now, it wouldn't have been so humiliating, except Jonah went to the neighboring boys camp and we we went to I don't know remember this, Jonah. We went to their camp to perform it, and God, would I have loved to in front of my brother and his cool friends had an actual part that wasn't just a just wasn't just coming on stage and pretending to water plants.

This, but this was This must have been hard for you to This was more or less humiliating than Jonah's part, just because of the circumstances of it. I auditioned at Overnight Camp to do a production of Annie, and I think I sang Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star, and I hadn't you know, it was a bit rusty, and I believe that I sort of forgot how it goes while it was auditioning, and that was, you know, a bit humiliating. And then come to find out rather than again, yeah, I also thought, oh, I'm a shoein' for Annie. I was cast as a gardener, so I was a lady who comes in every so often and pretends to water plants. Now, it wouldn't have been so humiliating, except Jonah went to the neighboring boys camp and we we went to I don't know remember this, Jonah. We went to their camp to perform it, and God, would I have loved to in front of my brother and his cool friends had an actual part that wasn't just a just wasn't just coming on stage and pretending to water plants.

But did you get to Allie sing?

But did you get to Allie sing?

I think she's gonna like it.

I think she's gonna like it.

Maybe I don't really have a memory of doing that. I more have a memory of carrying like a little maybe improvising, carrying a little picture with water.

Maybe I don't really have a memory of doing that. I more have a memory of carrying like a little maybe improvising, carrying a little picture with water.

I'm going to bring that prop all the way to the boys.

I'm going to bring that prop all the way to the boys.

Camp, No, across the lake.

Camp, No, across the lake.

What camp did you go to? I'm so curious.

What camp did you go to? I'm so curious.

I went to that was I just went there one year and then I started going to a different, more closer overnight camp.

I went to that was I just went there one year and then I started going to a different, more closer overnight camp.

But I went to this camp called.

But I went to this camp called.

The camp I went to. It is called north Star North Starward, Wisconsin.

The camp I went to. It is called north Star North Starward, Wisconsin.

Oh, I forget.

Oh, I forget.

You guys are in Midwestern. I'm on the East coast. So there was like East coast camps, and then there were like Midwestern camp.

You guys are in Midwestern. I'm on the East coast. So there was like East coast camps, and then there were like Midwestern camp.

Yes, Birch Trail, That's what it was called. It was called Birch Trail, the camp.

Yes, Birch Trail, That's what it was called. It was called Birch Trail, the camp.

I went to.

I went to.

Yeah, mine, we're all East coast kind of.

Yeah, mine, we're all East coast kind of.

Yes, which more probably a more intense theater program, if I'm being honest.

Yes, which more probably a more intense theater program, if I'm being honest.

I didn't go to like Stage Door like Casey Casey Rose went to Stage Door, which.

I didn't go to like Stage Door like Casey Casey Rose went to Stage Door, which.

Yeah, we went to high school with people who went to Stage Door.

Yeah, we went to high school with people who went to Stage Door.

Those are like legit, like Kate Hudson was there when she was there, like you know what I mean, Like Natalie Portman, you know what I mean? Like these were like legit like Broadway.

Those are like legit, like Kate Hudson was there when she was there, like you know what I mean, Like Natalie Portman, you know what I mean? Like these were like legit like Broadway.

Yes, yes, yes, I know people and I remember they would come back from camp and be like Natalie Portman was there.

Yes, yes, yes, I know people and I remember they would come back from camp and be like Natalie Portman was there.

Like so yes, So that's a different caliber. Mine was definitely like a B side of a camp. Like it was like the people couldn't afford Stage Door or like couldn't quite hack it, and it was just like this. It was a longer name. It was called Chapel Hill Chauncey Hall Summer Theater School.

Like so yes, So that's a different caliber. Mine was definitely like a B side of a camp. Like it was like the people couldn't afford Stage Door or like couldn't quite hack it, and it was just like this. It was a longer name. It was called Chapel Hill Chauncey Hall Summer Theater School.

Wow.

Wow.

Wow, a mouthful.

Wow, a mouthful.

Intense.

Intense.

So it's not as well known. I don't think it exists.

So it's not as well known. I don't think it exists.

I had one other. The only other audition I remember is Vanessa audition for something for our temple. You did a musical at our temple, Yeah, And I auditioned by trying to do Billy Joels. We didn't start the fire. I had that song memorized memory.

I had one other. The only other audition I remember is Vanessa audition for something for our temple. You did a musical at our temple, Yeah, And I auditioned by trying to do Billy Joels. We didn't start the fire. I had that song memorized memory.

Like listening to it and practicing it a lot.

Like listening to it and practicing it a lot.

Yeah, but I went in there, and I like, even as a kid, I was young, I was probably twelve, Like I knew I blew it. Like I absolutely knew I wasn't going to get cast because I went in and instead of singing, I just kind of talked it. I was at door stay but a tedle vision, and I was just kind of talking like really fast all the fact. And I remember it was like these two moms or something, and they were like, wow, that's like a lot of educational information you memorized, like they were trying to be like complimentary, but like descending.

Yeah, but I went in there, and I like, even as a kid, I was young, I was probably twelve, Like I knew I blew it. Like I absolutely knew I wasn't going to get cast because I went in and instead of singing, I just kind of talked it. I was at door stay but a tedle vision, and I was just kind of talking like really fast all the fact. And I remember it was like these two moms or something, and they were like, wow, that's like a lot of educational information you memorized, like they were trying to be like complimentary, but like descending.

That's like when someone telling you you look like you had fun up there.

That's like when someone telling you you look like you had fun up there.

Yeah, yeah, do you remember what the play was?

Yeah, yeah, do you remember what the play was?

I don't remember what the play was. I know I didn't get cast in it. I never heard back from them again. Still waiting for the call. Yeah, I'm still waiting the call. You know.

I don't remember what the play was. I know I didn't get cast in it. I never heard back from them again. Still waiting for the call. Yeah, I'm still waiting the call. You know.

I want to say, I just want to say to anyone listening that if you want, this humiliation can follow your entire life.

I want to say, I just want to say to anyone listening that if you want, this humiliation can follow your entire life.

It's true. It's like this humiliation can all be yours.

It's true. It's like this humiliation can all be yours.

It never ends.

It never ends.

If you choose this as a lifestyle, you'll just always be able to like put yourself in positions where you're.

If you choose this as a lifestyle, you'll just always be able to like put yourself in positions where you're.

Just like please like me, but but I'm going to make it really hard for you.

Just like please like me, but but I'm going to make it really hard for you.

That's how I feel. Yeah, every day.

That's how I feel. Yeah, every day.

Yeah, Jonah, I'm so curious what you were auditioning for a temple. Did you ever audition for anything at your temple? Well, my parents we were in a temple. I grew up in Georgia and we went to a temple. And then famously my father they called him asking for like the yearly donation, and my Dad's like, yeah, okay, I'll give this amount, and they were like no, we wanted considerably more. And my father was like, well, I think we've come to an impasse rather quickly covers station.

Yeah, Jonah, I'm so curious what you were auditioning for a temple. Did you ever audition for anything at your temple? Well, my parents we were in a temple. I grew up in Georgia and we went to a temple. And then famously my father they called him asking for like the yearly donation, and my Dad's like, yeah, okay, I'll give this amount, and they were like no, we wanted considerably more. And my father was like, well, I think we've come to an impasse rather quickly covers station.

I think the same thing happened with that.

I think the same thing happened with that.

No, the same thing didn't happen. Our dad said, we converted.

No, the same thing didn't happen. Our dad said, we converted.

Oh no, that's Jonah. That's when the Jewish Federation called asking for money. He told them he converted.

Oh no, that's Jonah. That's when the Jewish Federation called asking for money. He told them he converted.

I'm sure they love that. No, we didn't have and my temple like again, there wasn't a lot of like arts in my temple, Like yeah, like you're not even gonna get like a production of Bientel in there, you know what I mean. Like it was just like I wish I would have been more inclined to go if there was like a you know, temple production of a chorus line or something like that. So no, we dropped out of It wasn't even about mits but nothing. My father was just like, we've spent enough, and if you don't think I've spent nothing, goodbye.

I'm sure they love that. No, we didn't have and my temple like again, there wasn't a lot of like arts in my temple, Like yeah, like you're not even gonna get like a production of Bientel in there, you know what I mean. Like it was just like I wish I would have been more inclined to go if there was like a you know, temple production of a chorus line or something like that. So no, we dropped out of It wasn't even about mits but nothing. My father was just like, we've spent enough, and if you don't think I've spent nothing, goodbye.

I think I think something similar happened, but maybe just a few years later, where are like do an impass with our temple where it was like, actually, you know, our kids aren't doing much there anymore.

I think I think something similar happened, but maybe just a few years later, where are like do an impass with our temple where it was like, actually, you know, our kids aren't doing much there anymore.

Yeah, I was like, she's going I have to like wake them up to go.

Yeah, I was like, she's going I have to like wake them up to go.

They don't, Oh my god?

They don't, Oh my god?

And can you Also, I also cannot believe thinking back, how we would go like every Sunday like and I I mean, once I was there, it was sort of okay, but I getting up and going, I was like, this is hell.

And can you Also, I also cannot believe thinking back, how we would go like every Sunday like and I I mean, once I was there, it was sort of okay, but I getting up and going, I was like, this is hell.

And also in Atlanta at the time, I think a lot more Jews have moved to the south. But at the time in the eighties, it wasn't so you had to drive like over the hill and over the riff through the woods, like it wasn't close in any way. Yeah, yes, like so it wasn't closed. We would have to like be and I remember we had to to go into the car with the Kuran skis and I wasn't thrilled about them, and it was like it was a lot for me. Yeah, so by the time they were just like no. And then we had nowhere to really go on like the high Holy Holidays or anything like that, so we would just stay home.

And also in Atlanta at the time, I think a lot more Jews have moved to the south. But at the time in the eighties, it wasn't so you had to drive like over the hill and over the riff through the woods, like it wasn't close in any way. Yeah, yes, like so it wasn't closed. We would have to like be and I remember we had to to go into the car with the Kuran skis and I wasn't thrilled about them, and it was like it was a lot for me. Yeah, so by the time they were just like no. And then we had nowhere to really go on like the high Holy Holidays or anything like that, so we would just stay home.

That as a.

That as a.

Bonus, yeah, yeah, then you could just watch TV.

Bonus, yeah, yeah, then you could just watch TV.

We had a different experience because there were a lot of Jewish people where we in this you know, suburbs of Cleveland where we grew up.

We had a different experience because there were a lot of Jewish people where we in this you know, suburbs of Cleveland where we grew up.

But huh, yeah, we would just go every Sunday and no.

But huh, yeah, we would just go every Sunday and no.

We didn't.

We didn't.

We didn't. And then I I did start telling people I was half Jewish because I don't know why, I think because there weren't that many of us, and so I was like, I'm only half, so you can only half hate me. It's gonna be great. Oh wow, Oh yeah.

We didn't. And then I I did start telling people I was half Jewish because I don't know why, I think because there weren't that many of us, and so I was like, I'm only half, so you can only half hate me. It's gonna be great. Oh wow, Oh yeah.

Well I guess we're all doing great.

Well I guess we're all doing great.

Yeah, doing great now. Ye live through that adversity to kind of get get to where we are today.

Yeah, doing great now. Ye live through that adversity to kind of get get to where we are today.

That's right.

That's right.

I like, I'd like to think that the parts that we got that didn't you know, they might not have been felt great at the time, but they challenged us to become our best selves.

I like, I'd like to think that the parts that we got that didn't you know, they might not have been felt great at the time, but they challenged us to become our best selves.

Well, this is how I feel. I feel like I had friends growing up that were much more talented than me in the sense that they were always getting you know, the great roles Reno Sweeney in Goes or you know violin Twelve Night, just really like spectacular actors, singers, dancers. But then once they hit New York or Los Angeles, they had so much rejection that it was shocking to.

Well, this is how I feel. I feel like I had friends growing up that were much more talented than me in the sense that they were always getting you know, the great roles Reno Sweeney in Goes or you know violin Twelve Night, just really like spectacular actors, singers, dancers. But then once they hit New York or Los Angeles, they had so much rejection that it was shocking to.

Them, right right, that's true.

Them, right right, that's true.

I was so used to it. I I was so comfortable with Danielle.

I was so used to it. I I was so comfortable with Danielle.

I feel the exact same way.

I feel the exact same way.

I really feel like the level of like me being the eel in the Little Mermaid or.

I really feel like the level of like me being the eel in the Little Mermaid or.

That's a great part.

That's a great part.

I would have killed for that part. It was oversold as a comedy role.

I would have killed for that part. It was oversold as a comedy role.

And then when me and and me and the other like the other girl who got it, I was like, this is like my partner here, and we were like.

And then when me and and me and the other like the other girl who got it, I was like, this is like my partner here, and we were like.

Work with God damn it.

Work with God damn it.

But it did.

But it did.

It really did set me up in a nice way where I was like, oh, I'm oh, this rejection, I'm used to this.

It really did set me up in a nice way where I was like, oh, I'm oh, this rejection, I'm used to this.

This ain't nothing. Yeah, it hates really true nothing.

This ain't nothing. Yeah, it hates really true nothing.

I feel like all my friends better the cream of the crop. We're just like, I can't handle this. And now they're in like real estate or like mortgages, right, lawyers. And I'm still here as Elaine Stretch.

I feel like all my friends better the cream of the crop. We're just like, I can't handle this. And now they're in like real estate or like mortgages, right, lawyers. And I'm still here as Elaine Stretch.

Yes here, Yes, that's right.

Yes here, Yes, that's right.

So I do think it's it's set me up in a great way to be like, oh that job, I wasn't even think about it anymore. Or you gonna tell me no, yes, guess what.

So I do think it's it's set me up in a great way to be like, oh that job, I wasn't even think about it anymore. Or you gonna tell me no, yes, guess what.

Yeah, I don't care exactly. Let me think about it. Oh, that happens to me all the time.

Yeah, I don't care exactly. Let me think about it. Oh, that happens to me all the time.

I don't care.

I don't care.

Oh you don't want me get in line. I think you're special. You're not. Everybody doesn't want that.

Oh you don't want me get in line. I think you're special. You're not. Everybody doesn't want that.

Everybody hates me.

Everybody hates me.

Good luck, you're not original.

Good luck, you're not original.

Yeah, try again by.

Yeah, try again by.

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Doubt It wouldn't be the first time, won't be the last. Yeah, we'll be right back with our friend Danielle Schneider. And we're back. And here we are back. So Casey, Oh my god, I called you Casey.

Doubt It wouldn't be the first time, won't be the last. Yeah, we'll be right back with our friend Danielle Schneider. And we're back. And here we are back. So Casey, Oh my god, I called you Casey.

Everybody does. It's funny. Yes, people call me Casey. And then I also have a writing partner, Donna, and people constantly mix us again, and they're just like I just answered her name at the time because it's just like I don't even know who I am anymore.

Everybody does. It's funny. Yes, people call me Casey. And then I also have a writing partner, Donna, and people constantly mix us again, and they're just like I just answered her name at the time because it's just like I don't even know who I am anymore.

Only have partners to any of whatever it all goes again.

Only have partners to any of whatever it all goes again.

You cannot hurt me, That's right. Same.

You cannot hurt me, That's right. Same.

So, Danielle, we asked you to bring in a topic today. The topic that you brought in was just fantastic. We Big Adventure. Now, why did you want to talk about this?

So, Danielle, we asked you to bring in a topic today. The topic that you brought in was just fantastic. We Big Adventure. Now, why did you want to talk about this?

That is a movie I saw as a kid that changed my world my worldview just it hit a spot where it tickled me so much. I thought it was so funny in every way because and it was smart and weird and lines that I still I just couldn't stop wat it was like on one summer on HBO because I didn't see it in the theater. It's not the type of thing that I think my parents would have taken me too. And I didn't know it was subversive in any way, you know what I mean, Like, Yeah, that was what's so great about Peewee is that and that voice is that it is also subversive and edgy and saying funny. You know, It's like it's not mainstream, it's it's it's for kids, but not for kids, you know, and the sense that I didn't get that, and so I feel like it was like making me smarter. It made my humor smarter. I was laughing at things that like were so odd and so smart, and like, I just have such a clear memories of moments like where he's with all the bikers and they're like, I say we do this to him. I say we do this to him, and then he's like.

That is a movie I saw as a kid that changed my world my worldview just it hit a spot where it tickled me so much. I thought it was so funny in every way because and it was smart and weird and lines that I still I just couldn't stop wat it was like on one summer on HBO because I didn't see it in the theater. It's not the type of thing that I think my parents would have taken me too. And I didn't know it was subversive in any way, you know what I mean, Like, Yeah, that was what's so great about Peewee is that and that voice is that it is also subversive and edgy and saying funny. You know, It's like it's not mainstream, it's it's it's for kids, but not for kids, you know, and the sense that I didn't get that, and so I feel like it was like making me smarter. It made my humor smarter. I was laughing at things that like were so odd and so smart, and like, I just have such a clear memories of moments like where he's with all the bikers and they're like, I say we do this to him. I say we do this to him, and then he's like.

I say we let him go, like doesn't out of the side of his mouth.

I say we let him go, like doesn't out of the side of his mouth.

And I would find myself at like age thirteen, everybody like saying this, this, this, this, you know, like I say we do this, or we do this, and I would just be like, I say, we let him go, Like you know what I mean, just quote finding opportunities to quote that movie.

And I would find myself at like age thirteen, everybody like saying this, this, this, this, you know, like I say we do this, or we do this, and I would just be like, I say, we let him go, Like you know what I mean, just quote finding opportunities to quote that movie.

Yeah, was so so such a gem to me, like so like it felt so good in anybody else that liked it too.

Yeah, was so so such a gem to me, like so like it felt so good in anybody else that liked it too.

All of a sudden, we spoke a special language together.

All of a sudden, we spoke a special language together.

Yes, you know what I mean.

Yes, you know what I mean.

So if you liked it, I knew that we were gonna be friends if we would if I quote it and they would laugh. That was like a secret language to me.

So if you liked it, I knew that we were gonna be friends if we would if I quote it and they would laugh. That was like a secret language to me.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, pee wee was so funny and but he was so full of emotion, and he was a child but had like these adult thoughts and I think I was at that perfect age.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, pee wee was so funny and but he was so full of emotion, and he was a child but had like these adult thoughts and I think I was at that perfect age.

I probably saw it at thirteen or something, or maybe even younger. But just like just his relationship with the rich kid who like stole his bike, and you know what I mean, like and just how mean he was too, like just such a little snot and so mean. We would always just say like funny, hilarious, weird things, and the whole sort of cartoon world felt like a little scary, a little you know what I mean, Like when and large March, like it was a little dark. You know it was Tim It was Tim Burton, you know what I mean. Yeah, that felt that was the first time I think I'd seen anything Tim Burton.

I probably saw it at thirteen or something, or maybe even younger. But just like just his relationship with the rich kid who like stole his bike, and you know what I mean, like and just how mean he was too, like just such a little snot and so mean. We would always just say like funny, hilarious, weird things, and the whole sort of cartoon world felt like a little scary, a little you know what I mean, Like when and large March, like it was a little dark. You know it was Tim It was Tim Burton, you know what I mean. Yeah, that felt that was the first time I think I'd seen anything Tim Burton.

I think it was the first thing he ever directed or so yeah.

I think it was the first thing he ever directed or so yeah.

Yeah, so that was a tract. Like there's something about the whole movie, the look, the feel, the humor, the acting, and just in the end when they changed his voice, for like when he does his one line and they're like calling mister Hermit. It's just like those moments. Well and then like him going into the pet store to get every single pet and then he has to get the snakes and he doesn't want to, and then he like goes and gets the snakes and like passes out with all this, like he keeps going in and looking at them and being like no, no, no, I can't get them, with then going and getting them at the end and like his oh it just I mean, I'm just I'm just saying moments, but they are also still so magical to me. And I haven't seen the movie in years, but like when he's like doing he calls all his friends and all his weird like ragtag group of like the BMX bikers and the people from the pet shop and like and like all these people gathered the weirdos that he gathers around for like this meeting of like where his bike is.

Yeah, so that was a tract. Like there's something about the whole movie, the look, the feel, the humor, the acting, and just in the end when they changed his voice, for like when he does his one line and they're like calling mister Hermit. It's just like those moments. Well and then like him going into the pet store to get every single pet and then he has to get the snakes and he doesn't want to, and then he like goes and gets the snakes and like passes out with all this, like he keeps going in and looking at them and being like no, no, no, I can't get them, with then going and getting them at the end and like his oh it just I mean, I'm just I'm just saying moments, but they are also still so magical to me. And I haven't seen the movie in years, but like when he's like doing he calls all his friends and all his weird like ragtag group of like the BMX bikers and the people from the pet shop and like and like all these people gathered the weirdos that he gathers around for like this meeting of like where his bike is.

And then he's like, you.

And then he's like, you.

Know, it flashes back and it's like exhibit cue and you just note that they've been there forever. Like it's just yeah, just I love that movie. And then it brought me to other things of that ilk. I think it was my entryway, my my drug into And then my favorite scene of all and the entire movie is jan Hooks and the Alamo, because again, there are no small roles when I say I had never seen her before. I didn't know her from SNL yet or anything like that. And she was just doing the tour and she had this like Texas X yes, and she was just like pedro In and Naz are very proud of their clay pot, like I don't know why, but it killed me.

Know, it flashes back and it's like exhibit cue and you just note that they've been there forever. Like it's just yeah, just I love that movie. And then it brought me to other things of that ilk. I think it was my entryway, my my drug into And then my favorite scene of all and the entire movie is jan Hooks and the Alamo, because again, there are no small roles when I say I had never seen her before. I didn't know her from SNL yet or anything like that. And she was just doing the tour and she had this like Texas X yes, and she was just like pedro In and Naz are very proud of their clay pot, like I don't know why, but it killed me.

It killed me.

It killed me.

We rewatch it because we knew that you had said that that is like your favorite moment and it is hilarious. She's so good and the way that she's sort of kind of ignoring Peewee, like the way that she like has no time for him, but is like also being like too sweet to everybody else has.

We rewatch it because we knew that you had said that that is like your favorite moment and it is hilarious. She's so good and the way that she's sort of kind of ignoring Peewee, like the way that she like has no time for him, but is like also being like too sweet to everybody else has.

When she's like can you say Adobe, Like I don't.

When she's like can you say Adobe, Like I don't.

She tells the them that they're her favorite group yet and.

She tells the them that they're her favorite group yet and.

Let's just talk about like doing something with what I'm sure on the page. Was just like she's a tour guide and he just trusted her because I'm sure they were like friends from Groundlings or what, yes, And he was just like, oh, it's just like and she was and I saw that part and I was like I knew at that moment, I was like this is what I want to do with my life.

Let's just talk about like doing something with what I'm sure on the page. Was just like she's a tour guide and he just trusted her because I'm sure they were like friends from Groundlings or what, yes, And he was just like, oh, it's just like and she was and I saw that part and I was like I knew at that moment, I was like this is what I want to do with my life.

Wow.

Wow.

Like that.

Like that.

I like, that's when I got it. I was like, yeah, I can do that. That five minute role less Yeah, that sticks out. And just like I was, I then had to watch everything she's doing and like it was just so specific. She was so specific in that tour guide scene.

I like, that's when I got it. I was like, yeah, I can do that. That five minute role less Yeah, that sticks out. And just like I was, I then had to watch everything she's doing and like it was just so specific. She was so specific in that tour guide scene.

Yeah. Yeah. Then were you a fan of Pee's Playhouse at this point? Did that come later?

Yeah. Yeah. Then were you a fan of Pee's Playhouse at this point? Did that come later?

I think that came later. I think it came later for me because I think Peebe's big event sure came first because I was just.

I think that came later. I think it came later for me because I think Peebe's big event sure came first because I was just.

Like, what is this Okay?

Like, what is this Okay?

Yeah?

Yeah?

And then pee Wee's big advance And I love Pewey's Playhouse and it was funny and subversive and stuff too, but Peewee's ADVENTU was a little darker, and I think.

And then pee Wee's big advance And I love Pewey's Playhouse and it was funny and subversive and stuff too, but Peewee's ADVENTU was a little darker, and I think.

Right, yeah, totally.

Right, yeah, totally.

It's also funny that you say that when you saw Jane Hook's performance in that that made you that, that made you want to go sort of into comedy and do that kind of a thing. I in retrospect when I watch Wet Hot American Summer and I see Janine garoffalo I, a lot of the moves that she does I think are like I think that's a lot of the stuff that I do that I didn't even realize. But like when she's just so many of her moves, like when she's talking about putting moose in her hair and she doesn't understand if she means like a moose that's out in the wild or a moose, and the just so much of the ways that she talks, and she's sort of like she sort of second guesses a lot.

It's also funny that you say that when you saw Jane Hook's performance in that that made you that, that made you want to go sort of into comedy and do that kind of a thing. I in retrospect when I watch Wet Hot American Summer and I see Janine garoffalo I, a lot of the moves that she does I think are like I think that's a lot of the stuff that I do that I didn't even realize. But like when she's just so many of her moves, like when she's talking about putting moose in her hair and she doesn't understand if she means like a moose that's out in the wild or a moose, and the just so much of the ways that she talks, and she's sort of like she sort of second guesses a lot.

Of her words.

Of her words.

And then when she's doing the roll call and she starts to sort of make up the names, and like, I there's so many things she does in that movie that I'm like, oh my god, like that's this is like my favorite. But like her performance in that movie is so good, and I do think that, like a lot of the stuff that I do is very inspired by her in that specific movie.

And then when she's doing the roll call and she starts to sort of make up the names, and like, I there's so many things she does in that movie that I'm like, oh my god, like that's this is like my favorite. But like her performance in that movie is so good, and I do think that, like a lot of the stuff that I do is very inspired by her in that specific movie.

You know, oh yeah, like we take these people and we're like, that's inspirational to me.

You know, oh yeah, like we take these people and we're like, that's inspirational to me.

I want to be that.

I want to be that.

I'm going to adapt that and and you do make it your own, but it is, you know, it's like it's inspired us because I definitely was by Jan Hooks. Like I do think that like that is the basis for my comedy. You know what I mean like, and it's my version of it. It's with you know, it's with everything inside of you and your thoughts and your so she would people would never recognize that it's not it's inspiration of like this hits home.

I'm going to adapt that and and you do make it your own, but it is, you know, it's like it's inspired us because I definitely was by Jan Hooks. Like I do think that like that is the basis for my comedy. You know what I mean like, and it's my version of it. It's with you know, it's with everything inside of you and your thoughts and your so she would people would never recognize that it's not it's inspiration of like this hits home.

I feel this very deeply.

I feel this very deeply.

Yeah, and I love it very deeply, and I am It's in me already and I'm just like inspired by by yes. And I think she would be happy to know. I think so too into her and she would be jan hooks orryp the yes and also what you were saying. I think Jonah and I had what you're talking about. I know I had a lot with Tommy Boy, Like when my friends and I would talk to each other, like we would use phrases from Tommy Boy.

Yeah, and I love it very deeply, and I am It's in me already and I'm just like inspired by by yes. And I think she would be happy to know. I think so too into her and she would be jan hooks orryp the yes and also what you were saying. I think Jonah and I had what you're talking about. I know I had a lot with Tommy Boy, Like when my friends and I would talk to each other, like we would use phrases from Tommy Boy.

We still do, actually, I don't know if you still like, Yeah, we would.

We still do, actually, I don't know if you still like, Yeah, we would.

We would talk about I think our dad literally when he like drops something.

We would talk about I think our dad literally when he like drops something.

Now, Johan, I don't know if you've noticed this.

Now, Johan, I don't know if you've noticed this.

He'll say son of a like the way Chris Farley's said that, but not ironically, like it's just become part of his vocabulary when he's actually frustrated.

He'll say son of a like the way Chris Farley's said that, but not ironically, like it's just become part of his vocabulary when he's actually frustrated.

I have noticed that. You know what's interesting is I was in a when I was in this band. We were touring about twenty years ago. We're touring in Europe. We had this promoter from Hamburg and me and one of the guys in our band, Craig. We're always quoting the movie The Cable Guy. We're like obsessed with The Cable Guy, so we're always quoting it. I remember this guy thought it was like like my ring tone was like a lot Jim Carrey from The Cable Guy.

I have noticed that. You know what's interesting is I was in a when I was in this band. We were touring about twenty years ago. We're touring in Europe. We had this promoter from Hamburg and me and one of the guys in our band, Craig. We're always quoting the movie The Cable Guy. We're like obsessed with The Cable Guy, so we're always quoting it. I remember this guy thought it was like like my ring tone was like a lot Jim Carrey from The Cable Guy.

Like I was, oh, he went so deep. Yeah, yeah.

Like I was, oh, he went so deep. Yeah, yeah.

And this promoter was sort of like he was a little older than us, and he was like, I don't He's like, this seems like a very American thing. He's like, I don't like people your age here, don't get so obsessed with something in this way. And they're talking like constantly quoting like he thought it was King.

And this promoter was sort of like he was a little older than us, and he was like, I don't He's like, this seems like a very American thing. He's like, I don't like people your age here, don't get so obsessed with something in this way. And they're talking like constantly quoting like he thought it was King.

Is that American?

Is that American?

I didn't hear.

I didn't hear.

Were you.

Were you.

I don't know if that's true that was his perception, but I could sort of. I don't know. It almost feels like like not cultured or something.

I don't know if that's true that was his perception, but I could sort of. I don't know. It almost feels like like not cultured or something.

Were you at the age then when The Cable Guy had just come out, or was it something you were recalling from your childhood?

Were you at the age then when The Cable Guy had just come out, or was it something you were recalling from your childhood?

I mean, I was probably like twenty five or something or twenty that's probably too old to be maybe as obsessed with I just like that.

I mean, I was probably like twenty five or something or twenty that's probably too old to be maybe as obsessed with I just like that.

I'm just wondering it had been out for a while.

I'm just wondering it had been out for a while.

That's what I'm saying, is like I still do that with my friends because it's like from when we were, you know, thirteen or fourteen.

That's what I'm saying, is like I still do that with my friends because it's like from when we were, you know, thirteen or fourteen.

But like sure we yeah, I do too, Like I still quote Clue Madeline conn and Clue, which was another movie on that journey of like my people logo flames right right, yeah, it's my face, like like I still can't. Like I was so inspired by these type of women I think and men in my life who were just so odd.

But like sure we yeah, I do too, Like I still quote Clue Madeline conn and Clue, which was another movie on that journey of like my people logo flames right right, yeah, it's my face, like like I still can't. Like I was so inspired by these type of women I think and men in my life who were just so odd.

Yes, yes, that's we were.

Yes, yes, that's we were.

Also like that about Wayne's world, I think, and always Wayne's world. There was so much stuff we were quoting all the time and then and still sort of do.

Also like that about Wayne's world, I think, and always Wayne's world. There was so much stuff we were quoting all the time and then and still sort of do.

And then also I remember and now.

And then also I remember and now.

When I watch if you if you watch, so I married an ex murderer. Now, oh god, I like the call me thing is from that. I think, like that's like Mike Myers like call me, Like, yeah, my friends and I used to do that so much, particularly my friend Steffie Ruin and I used to do that to each other all the time, and I think it's from that movie, and like I never knew exactly what. I knew it was Mike Myers, But anyway, I there's things like that where I'm like, oh, this phrase I fully took from this movie and was doing all the time with my friends and still do. And it's if you don't get it, you're like you get out of my face.

When I watch if you if you watch, so I married an ex murderer. Now, oh god, I like the call me thing is from that. I think, like that's like Mike Myers like call me, Like, yeah, my friends and I used to do that so much, particularly my friend Steffie Ruin and I used to do that to each other all the time, and I think it's from that movie, and like I never knew exactly what. I knew it was Mike Myers, But anyway, I there's things like that where I'm like, oh, this phrase I fully took from this movie and was doing all the time with my friends and still do. And it's if you don't get it, you're like you get out of my face.

I know that's my feels like if you don't get it, then you don't get me, and we can't be friends, we can't know each other. Also, kids in the hall became like that for me too, like my friends and I shouting down the hallway in high school, my girlfriend Arianne and I like we were such weirdos and people, what are you doing? I just shout after her my pen through the hallways and people like what's happening? And then Bruce McCullough does that weird kid character that's like, you know, that's so odd and weird, And he would always say to someone like, how much you think my headways like it just Matt and I, my husband, Matt, and I still say that to like when we see like a kid that's just like super funny and weird around and my daughter can be this way too, and just we'll just turn to each other and be like how much do you think my headways?

I know that's my feels like if you don't get it, then you don't get me, and we can't be friends, we can't know each other. Also, kids in the hall became like that for me too, like my friends and I shouting down the hallway in high school, my girlfriend Arianne and I like we were such weirdos and people, what are you doing? I just shout after her my pen through the hallways and people like what's happening? And then Bruce McCullough does that weird kid character that's like, you know, that's so odd and weird, And he would always say to someone like, how much you think my headways like it just Matt and I, my husband, Matt, and I still say that to like when we see like a kid that's just like super funny and weird around and my daughter can be this way too, and just we'll just turn to each other and be like how much do you think my headways?

And it's just the secret language. Did you two ever get into like action movies when you were kids, because I was like very into those, but I felt like there were all these like one liners that were not really easy, like you'd blow up like a bank and be like like, I guess to drive the teller's clothes either, I can't think of it.

And it's just the secret language. Did you two ever get into like action movies when you were kids, because I was like very into those, but I felt like there were all these like one liners that were not really easy, like you'd blow up like a bank and be like like, I guess to drive the teller's clothes either, I can't think of it.

Yeah, I see what you're saying. I see what you're saying.

Yeah, I see what you're saying. I see what you're saying.

I don't think so I think that that was like not in mynd. I was too busy watching like weird and like my dad was like a real like cinophile, so like I remember it like like six he rented me like the French Connection and he was like the driving sne You're just like six. Can I watch like one hundred one daminations? Like like he was always like I remember he rented me Flash Dance because he thought the dancing was fantastic and I was so inappropriate.

I don't think so I think that that was like not in mynd. I was too busy watching like weird and like my dad was like a real like cinophile, so like I remember it like like six he rented me like the French Connection and he was like the driving sne You're just like six. Can I watch like one hundred one daminations? Like like he was always like I remember he rented me Flash Dance because he thought the dancing was fantastic and I was so inappropriate.

I know, inappropriate, but I was obsessed with that mostly just the ending where she goes to audition for the New York ballet or whatever.

I know, inappropriate, but I was obsessed with that mostly just the ending where she goes to audition for the New York ballet or whatever.

Oh yes, and they're all like tapping their feet at the end. But I will say about action movies now as an adult, I will go into one, and I'm not so into an action movie. But if there's like one line, like there'll be someone with one line, Yeah, that's funny that. I'm sure, Vanessa, you've done this in action movies. There's no way you haven't.

Oh yes, and they're all like tapping their feet at the end. But I will say about action movies now as an adult, I will go into one, and I'm not so into an action movie. But if there's like one line, like there'll be someone with one line, Yeah, that's funny that. I'm sure, Vanessa, you've done this in action movies. There's no way you haven't.

I don't know how you think my career is not that good.

I don't know how you think my career is not that good.

I think it is. You're an Emmy nominee, Like what are you talking anyway?

I think it is. You're an Emmy nominee, Like what are you talking anyway?

But you are.

But you are.

You're amazing. So but I remember watching this awful movie. I forget what it was called. Oh is that one with like Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts, like you know where he's like a cab driver.

You're amazing. So but I remember watching this awful movie. I forget what it was called. Oh is that one with like Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts, like you know where he's like a cab driver.

She's It sounds like the kind of movie I would have seen.

She's It sounds like the kind of movie I would have seen.

Yes, it was like an action like Conspiracy Theory that was okay, okay, so it was like action Mel Gibson before we all knew how Ani Semitik you was racist and all that stuff, and Julia Roberts and the movie was horrible. I thought, like, I'm not interested. I'm probably with you know a guy I'm dating or something, and I'm just watching this terrible thing. But then there was this one scene where this security guard he had been in the museum the day before and then he comes back the next day and this guy is one line, okay, one, but he just goes. He looks like you see me, He's like, there used.

Yes, it was like an action like Conspiracy Theory that was okay, okay, so it was like action Mel Gibson before we all knew how Ani Semitik you was racist and all that stuff, and Julia Roberts and the movie was horrible. I thought, like, I'm not interested. I'm probably with you know a guy I'm dating or something, and I'm just watching this terrible thing. But then there was this one scene where this security guard he had been in the museum the day before and then he comes back the next day and this guy is one line, okay, one, but he just goes. He looks like you see me, He's like, there used.

To be things here. I was like, that's that's wrong. I want that role.

To be things here. I was like, that's that's wrong. I want that role.

Like it was such a funny, weird line. I should look back, like who is this actor?

Like it was such a funny, weird line. I should look back, like who is this actor?

I hope?

I hope?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was so delivered and hard to do.

It was so delivered and hard to do.

Wonderful again, I'm sure he got paid sagment.

Wonderful again, I'm sure he got paid sagment.

I mean yeah, I mean if you can come in deliver that. Like we were saying, there are no there are no small roles, right, they're just okay, what's the phrase, there are no small no small roles, just small actors, right right, right, right, Joan. I don't think this is exactly what you were talking about, because I know you, Joni used to watch a lot of in addition to as Farley movies like Steven Segall movies, John Claudeban damn stuff like that now, and so there's a lot of lines like that, and those I recently completed and by recently, I mean last week completed this all seven seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

I mean yeah, I mean if you can come in deliver that. Like we were saying, there are no there are no small roles, right, they're just okay, what's the phrase, there are no small no small roles, just small actors, right right, right, right, Joan. I don't think this is exactly what you were talking about, because I know you, Joni used to watch a lot of in addition to as Farley movies like Steven Segall movies, John Claudeban damn stuff like that now, and so there's a lot of lines like that, and those I recently completed and by recently, I mean last week completed this all seven seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Should I watch that? Yeah, it's great.

Should I watch that? Yeah, it's great.

Shears just swearing.

Shears just swearing.

It's so good. It's so good.

It's so good. It's so good.

But she Buffy does a thing like that, like before she's gonna kill a vampire, she'll be like, she'll be like nice shoes not or whatever. That's not that's not that's when I made up. But it's like a lot of stuff like that where he'll be like, I'm going to kill you and she'll be like, I'd rather I kill you.

But she Buffy does a thing like that, like before she's gonna kill a vampire, she'll be like, she'll be like nice shoes not or whatever. That's not that's not that's when I made up. But it's like a lot of stuff like that where he'll be like, I'm going to kill you and she'll be like, I'd rather I kill you.

Okay, those are really bad examples, and I get what you those are good.

Okay, those are really bad examples, and I get what you those are good.

I can them.

I can them.

Yeah, And Jonah, do you have any favorites or any that you would quote from those movies?

Yeah, And Jonah, do you have any favorites or any that you would quote from those movies?

Because I feel like that's all those movies.

Because I feel like that's all those movies.

Yeah. I liked in that movie Stone Cold with Brian Bosworth, which I rewatched recently.

Yeah. I liked in that movie Stone Cold with Brian Bosworth, which I rewatched recently.

Who's Brian Bosworth And is he related to Low Bosworth of the Hills, because that's a Bosworth.

Who's Brian Bosworth And is he related to Low Bosworth of the Hills, because that's a Bosworth.

I know. Brian Bosworth was like this like eighties football player for the Seattle Seahawks, but he was this kind of like rocker guy, like he was really into guns and roses. He had this kind of mullet. He did all these remember all those right Guard commercials.