Cheryl Hines

And then that night I was performing in a sketch comedy show.

And I was performing a sketch that I had written

And the producer, director of the one hour show was in the audience and really liked the sketch and thought that my sense of humor and Larry's would match up.

I had never met him.

You know, I knew that he co-created Seinfeld with Jerry Seinfeld.

That's all I knew.

I didn't know what he looked like.

I didn't know anything about him.

And so I wasn't, it was probably good that I didn't because I wasn't intimidated because I didn't even know who he was.

I knew he was a lot older than me.

And I knew I was going in to play, to audition for his wife.

And I felt like I'm,

I don't know if I'm right for this part, but I'll go in and try to have a great audition and see what happens.

Maybe there's a different part, you know?

And then, and then when I walked in, I mean, the sketch that sort of opened the door for me was about a woman in,

in her workplace and this guy comes in to do a safety, like go over safety procedures in an earthquake.

And everybody in the office seemed to know what to do in case of an earthquake.

And they were answering all the questions, right?

Oh, if, do you light a match after an earthquake?

And somebody said, no, cause there could be a gas leak.