Jason Kelsey

And I did three Miller lights and then half a root beer bottle of root beer schnapps. Oh, Oh, wow. And I was ripped.

And my good friends, Chris Sines and Brandon Bartels, they were roommates and they were the ones that paved, that let me use their phone. I remember calling information in LA, asking for Jim Carrey's phone number.

And my good friends, Chris Sines and Brandon Bartels, they were roommates and they were the ones that paved, that let me use their phone. I remember calling information in LA, asking for Jim Carrey's phone number.

And my good friends, Chris Sines and Brandon Bartels, they were roommates and they were the ones that paved, that let me use their phone. I remember calling information in LA, asking for Jim Carrey's phone number.

Oh, maybe it's under James. You know, like Ace Ventura was the biggest movie in the world at that point. We would watch it every other week. And yeah, so it was bad. And then the next day we had practice and I remember puking what looked like eggs, but I didn't eat eggs. Yeah. It was like, yeah, it was bad news. It was bad news. And then I stayed away for like a year or two.

Oh, maybe it's under James. You know, like Ace Ventura was the biggest movie in the world at that point. We would watch it every other week. And yeah, so it was bad. And then the next day we had practice and I remember puking what looked like eggs, but I didn't eat eggs. Yeah. It was like, yeah, it was bad news. It was bad news. And then I stayed away for like a year or two.

Oh, maybe it's under James. You know, like Ace Ventura was the biggest movie in the world at that point. We would watch it every other week. And yeah, so it was bad. And then the next day we had practice and I remember puking what looked like eggs, but I didn't eat eggs. Yeah. It was like, yeah, it was bad news. It was bad news. And then I stayed away for like a year or two.

And then it wasn't until living in Las Vegas when I was doing Second City, like in my mid-20s, that then we would go to this bar called The Crown and Anchor, which has since closed recently. And so we named the bar in Ted Lasso after. And it was one of those places, yeah, we'd play a lot of darts and drink pints and eat chip buddies, which is basically like French fries on hamburger buns.

And then it wasn't until living in Las Vegas when I was doing Second City, like in my mid-20s, that then we would go to this bar called The Crown and Anchor, which has since closed recently. And so we named the bar in Ted Lasso after. And it was one of those places, yeah, we'd play a lot of darts and drink pints and eat chip buddies, which is basically like French fries on hamburger buns.

And then it wasn't until living in Las Vegas when I was doing Second City, like in my mid-20s, that then we would go to this bar called The Crown and Anchor, which has since closed recently. And so we named the bar in Ted Lasso after. And it was one of those places, yeah, we'd play a lot of darts and drink pints and eat chip buddies, which is basically like French fries on hamburger buns.

Oh, it's a British thing. Really? Or a Vegas British thing. Yeah. I don't know. It's one or the other. Chip buddies. Don't ask too many questions. Yeah, I know.

Oh, it's a British thing. Really? Or a Vegas British thing. Yeah. I don't know. It's one or the other. Chip buddies. Don't ask too many questions. Yeah, I know.

Oh, it's a British thing. Really? Or a Vegas British thing. Yeah. I don't know. It's one or the other. Chip buddies. Don't ask too many questions. Yeah, I know.

Was it the basketball coach?

Was it the basketball coach?

Was it the basketball coach?

Donnie Campbell. Well, I mean, the coach character itself was styled after Mike Ditka. You know, we did these commercials. We got, okay, here's... It was in 2013. It was the summer of NBC Sports had the Premier League that they're going to be showing on NBC. So they're like, OK, we want to do an ad campaign.

Donnie Campbell. Well, I mean, the coach character itself was styled after Mike Ditka. You know, we did these commercials. We got, okay, here's... It was in 2013. It was the summer of NBC Sports had the Premier League that they're going to be showing on NBC. So they're like, OK, we want to do an ad campaign.

Donnie Campbell. Well, I mean, the coach character itself was styled after Mike Ditka. You know, we did these commercials. We got, okay, here's... It was in 2013. It was the summer of NBC Sports had the Premier League that they're going to be showing on NBC. So they're like, OK, we want to do an ad campaign.

And they had this advertising company called Brooklyn Brothers, which is actually two British guys. And they had like five different ideas for different promos. And one of them was an American football coach coaching soccer. They were modeling it after a coach character that I had played on SNL, which was much more of a yelling type, you know, like he was a football coach.