Dana Carvey

Yeah, the Get Back documentary, I think if you're into music at all, it's just so fucking riveting to me that out of the blue,

arguably the greatest band in the world, and then you get to see, they don't know it, it's their last album.

They don't know it, it's their last concert.

And how they got along, in full color, fully mic'd.

It's shocking that was just sitting there, and then everything you're seeing, they're trying to put songs together that you know now, and they're doing, was it something that George Harrison's working on?

He's like, la la la la la.

They don't know the words yet, but you do, because you know the final product.

And you think, oh, my God, this is really how they make it, how they put it together.

And Ringo, with the coolest name out there, one of the coolest nicknames, his name is Richard Starkey, I think.

Somebody made a good call there because it's so much more memorable.

I was going to ask him.

Here's why I didn't ask him.

Uh, they met Elvis and I had watched the night before that he was asked about meeting Elvis, which I, two of my favorites.

And he said, you know, the Beatles were going through so much up and down and so much craziness when they met Elvis at his house.

It was, uh,

they felt for him because he was going through the same thing but there was only one of him.

And there was four Beatles and they got to like share their experience and relate to each other like, well at least we're all in the same hotel, should we get out of here?

Elvis was one, he had his friends but they weren't like super talent geniuses like the Beatles were.

And so I was gonna say that house I heard was way up on Hillcrest and is that the house, because I used to live kind of up there and I was always told that was Elvis' house.

I was like, is that the one you guys met at?