Bill Murray

There's that dog. It's got the head, like big, like tie things. You could tie it under your chin.

There's that dog. It's got the head, like big, like tie things. You could tie it under your chin.

This is, oh, wow, look at that one. Lawyers, guns, and money? Jesus. Those are later ones. Yeah, he didn't have scopes for a long time.

This is, oh, wow, look at that one. Lawyers, guns, and money? Jesus. Those are later ones. Yeah, he didn't have scopes for a long time.

This is, oh, wow, look at that one. Lawyers, guns, and money? Jesus. Those are later ones. Yeah, he didn't have scopes for a long time.

Well. No. No? We're all learning something about. Maybe. Maybe. What, that one there? Is 86? With the dog? Yeah. Yeah, that's probably, yeah, it was earlier. Blind bat. Where's that? That's funny. It's a historic piece, I guess.

Well. No. No? We're all learning something about. Maybe. Maybe. What, that one there? Is 86? With the dog? Yeah. Yeah, that's probably, yeah, it was earlier. Blind bat. Where's that? That's funny. It's a historic piece, I guess.

Well. No. No? We're all learning something about. Maybe. Maybe. What, that one there? Is 86? With the dog? Yeah. Yeah, that's probably, yeah, it was earlier. Blind bat. Where's that? That's funny. It's a historic piece, I guess.

I met him, let me drink your magic coffee here. Whose coffee is this? Laird Hamilton's. Laird Hamilton's Superfoods. I met him – it was one of those years. Maybe it was after my first real year on Saturday Night Live. Maybe it was 1977, like the spring, summer of 77. I was asked by Lorne Michaels, the producer of Saturday Night Live, if I would – I had to go to – our season was head-ended.

I met him, let me drink your magic coffee here. Whose coffee is this? Laird Hamilton's. Laird Hamilton's Superfoods. I met him – it was one of those years. Maybe it was after my first real year on Saturday Night Live. Maybe it was 1977, like the spring, summer of 77. I was asked by Lorne Michaels, the producer of Saturday Night Live, if I would – I had to go to – our season was head-ended.

I met him, let me drink your magic coffee here. Whose coffee is this? Laird Hamilton's. Laird Hamilton's Superfoods. I met him – it was one of those years. Maybe it was after my first real year on Saturday Night Live. Maybe it was 1977, like the spring, summer of 77. I was asked by Lorne Michaels, the producer of Saturday Night Live, if I would – I had to go to – our season was head-ended.

I'd gone to California. Yeah. And he asked if I would drive his Volkswagen convertible bug back cross-country for him. I'm like, yeah, sure. Well, you know, a week or two later, he was like, where's my car? I'm like, you didn't give me a time limit. So I visited people on the way. So I made some stops. I visited my friend – John Thompson in Reno, biggest little city in the world.

I'd gone to California. Yeah. And he asked if I would drive his Volkswagen convertible bug back cross-country for him. I'm like, yeah, sure. Well, you know, a week or two later, he was like, where's my car? I'm like, you didn't give me a time limit. So I visited people on the way. So I made some stops. I visited my friend – John Thompson in Reno, biggest little city in the world.

I'd gone to California. Yeah. And he asked if I would drive his Volkswagen convertible bug back cross-country for him. I'm like, yeah, sure. Well, you know, a week or two later, he was like, where's my car? I'm like, you didn't give me a time limit. So I visited people on the way. So I made some stops. I visited my friend – John Thompson in Reno, biggest little city in the world.

And we were, you know, threw our cups out the roof and stuff like that. Had a really nice time there. And then I wanted to go to Aspen. I'd never been to Aspen before. And so I went to Aspen and stayed at the Jerome Hotel. I can talk like this because this show is like endless. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So... Went to the Jerome Hotel, which was like the place to go back then.

And we were, you know, threw our cups out the roof and stuff like that. Had a really nice time there. And then I wanted to go to Aspen. I'd never been to Aspen before. And so I went to Aspen and stayed at the Jerome Hotel. I can talk like this because this show is like endless. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So... Went to the Jerome Hotel, which was like the place to go back then.

And we were, you know, threw our cups out the roof and stuff like that. Had a really nice time there. And then I wanted to go to Aspen. I'd never been to Aspen before. And so I went to Aspen and stayed at the Jerome Hotel. I can talk like this because this show is like endless. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So... Went to the Jerome Hotel, which was like the place to go back then.

And it was off season, which is the best time of year to go to any resort town. It's like when all the tourists are gone and the citizens regain control of their town for a while. Yeah. So the Jerome Hotel, which would have been full of like knucklehead skiers from anywhere, was only full of like the people that worked the town and lived in the town.

And it was off season, which is the best time of year to go to any resort town. It's like when all the tourists are gone and the citizens regain control of their town for a while. Yeah. So the Jerome Hotel, which would have been full of like knucklehead skiers from anywhere, was only full of like the people that worked the town and lived in the town.

And it was off season, which is the best time of year to go to any resort town. It's like when all the tourists are gone and the citizens regain control of their town for a while. Yeah. So the Jerome Hotel, which would have been full of like knucklehead skiers from anywhere, was only full of like the people that worked the town and lived in the town.