Jorma Taccone

And yes, and her mom from Jump called me Yorm, which I really appreciated.

No, I think she just felt comfortable with me, which is what made me really happy.

I have no problem with people calling me Yorm if they feel comfortable and it makes me feel very comfortable.

Nominative determinism.

I will say like naming my son Wiley, I was a little nervous because I was like, are we just like setting him up for like doing keg stands all the time?

Like, here's Wiley.

Like, you know, I don't know.

It just sounds like a wild man kind of thing.

Yeah.

Could just be sly though.

Wait, Seth, do you know what other names your parents were debating calling you?

Yeah, that's a good vibe.

My two names, I was going to either be called Nick or Santos.

Those are the two other names.

And then my middle name is Christopher, which my parents gave me to fall back on in case my name was too weird.

And then in high school, I don't know if I've told this story, but in high school, when I was 14, I came home and I was like, you guys know how much it costs to change your middle name?

And they were like, what?

I was like, it's $400.

They were like, you tried to change your middle name?

And I was like, yeah, I went to like City Hall.