David Spade

So, Phil, you knew and you have great admiration for Phil and you guys were for giving my teacher at.

Oh, teacher.

God, who's better to teach?

He's so good.

Funny thing about Phil seeing around the office is how Dana knows him way better, but how unassuming and how egoless.

And he's always thinking about other things at work when I'm only thinking about SNL because I'm so, but he's so good.

He would be like, hey, I might go fishing this weekend or hey.

And then you think, how are you thinking of one other thing?

This is driving me mental to try to,

I think he had that red hard cover that says Saturday Night Live in the corner in that circle.

And then it was like a red hard notebook and you'd open it up, three ring binder.

That's right.

I'd put my two pages of script for that week in there and open it up.

My update bit.

I keep saying it.

And then, so you got along pretty much like you knew, what were your first thoughts of like an Adam or something?

About like Sandler or Farley.

Oh, right.

Well, Zander and the Turners, who have people listening, Bonnie and Terry Turner were great writers together.

Christine Zander was wonderful.