Jorma Taccone

So if you shot an hour of footage, that hour of footage could take you six hours to digitize.

And I do think at SNL, well, number one, we were probably using some cameras that recorded right to SD cards.

But yes, we did have a little bit of infrastructure, namely Matt Yonks, who while we'd be filming, those tapes would get run back to him because there wouldn't be time for us to do it.

And by the time we got back to editing, he had already digitized them if needed.

We did that ourselves.

We had to.

I honestly forgot about it until he said it, and I don't remember being pissy, but it makes sense.

Pissy's such a strong word, but I guarantee we were whining about it.

Oh, it sucks.

That was the real problem is that when we'd be recording in that room, and I'm sure we talked about it, but you couldn't have the AC, the central AC in the house.

You know, when you have a room in a huge house that's really far from the central AC, it doesn't reach it.

You remember that?

So then we, yeah, so we had to buy one of those cheap ones that like goes through the window, not the kind you install because we didn't own the house, but the kind that's like a little R2D2 with a tube, but it's crazy loud.

So we would turn it on and off between takes.

That's crazy.

That thing making it to New York is crazy.

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