Jordan Klepper

Yeah.

Very funny.

And now now with a kid just reached the age where he seems to be interested in Minions.

And we put it on and we watched all of them really quickly.

Wow, that's great.

Very fun.

You've never seen.

You weren't a 39 year old.

We hit that 39 year old sweet spot of looking for those cartoons.

This to me is like, there's a lesson here.

He was shot down by the Universal Corporation, and then he was like, I can't dance to the Minion songs because they've said no.

And the world came out, and through collective action and bitching, Universal was like, we will give you the song for the Olympics.

Wow, that's great.

See, so it's like, you can, guys, as a group, we can move mountains and or let a Minion skate at the Olympics.

I think in the world of figure skating, I'm guessing, I think we're genuinely loving Minions.

No disrespect, but it doesn't feel very tongue-in-cheeky.

It feels playful.

I would say Minions is the type of property that is like, let's call it cheeky, is my guess.

It's like a cheeky way to move through it all.

ice skating imagine if there was a Pikachu oh my god imagine if there was a Melania oh a Melania ice skater oh my god just the hat big glasses she flips and they spin with that hat oh my god come on suddenly they're like what are the scores and there's like instead of tens they all get 40 million dollar paychecks and Jeff Bezos is up there with a big smile and thumbs up it's like way to go yeah