Akiva Schaffer

What are the things you change?

And what are the things that are so part of its fabric that you need to do in each Just Two Guys video?

It's much like the puzzle of making a new Naked Gun.

You have to decide what comes along from the past, because without it, it's not Just Two Guys.

And what you leave in the past, because you don't just want to be derivative.

Truly.

And we definitely decided that the symbol for pot was our making a circle with our hands for no reason and realized these guys always have done light choreography that makes no sense.

Our outfits are decidedly like 90s.

And it's interesting because it's 2004.

So in 2004, of course, stuff you'd have worn in the 90s seemed out of fashion to us.

Yeah.

So like that polo jacket, you know, I owned it and it was not bad, but it was something that I just knew had already kind of peaked its popularity and wearing big Patagonia style fleeces that pull over.

Like it's interesting.

And, you know, just, you know, the bagginess and oversized shirts and stuff.

It's all stuff we would have worn, but not in 2004, which is funny because the outfits are less awkward now than they were when we made this.

Oh, this mural, was this the one that was literally on our corner?

I think there was a Smart and Final, which was like a grocery store type place, and it was on our corner, and this was the mural on it, Ed Melrose.

I think this entire video is within 100 feet.

The most fun in the world, just said with the least amount of fun you can say.

No acting skill.