Dan Harris

We're coming back to this.

A guy from work, a guy I didn't even really like that much, invited me to a party.

At that party, I met a bunch of people I really liked.

One of them, who's still one of my best friends to this day, her name is Kayama.

Kayama came over to me and said,

we're having a party tomorrow night.

You should come.

Don't bring that guy.

She said, I like you, I don't like your friend, but you should come to this party tomorrow night.

And at that party, I met another guy named Willie.

And Kayama and Willie, and now our massive cinematic universe of friends, those are my people.

And my life is like a before and after that weekend.

So I have to ask you, what was it about those people in particular that made you feel understood in a way that you hadn't before?

Why did those become your friends?

I really like smart weirdos.

I guess I come off as, you know, I was a former anchorman.

I kind of still talk like an anchorman.

You don't present as weird, Dan.

You don't present as weird.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.