Jorma Taccone

No, it's more of a lob.

I don't know if I would call it a throw.

I wouldn't call it a pitch, but it was more of a lob.

But I was more committed to the celebration afterwards, and I wish I had gone on for like a full minute of celebrating how great I had done.

But it was really fun.

It was my whole family came, and it was a good time.

No, they played Turtleneck and Chain as my walk-up music because they refused to play Dick in a Box, which I didn't really understand because it would have been nice.

I was going to do the walk-up music for Diaz, which is this Timmy Trumpet song, as if I was going to throw some gas.

Oh, can we talk about what Keef's doing, though, and how happy it makes me?

Because I think Keef's camping.

Oh, right.

And I just love picturing Keef's camping.

Because here's the other thing that I love picturing about Keef.

Keef has a dog, which is also hilarious to me.

Right.

Like, very funny.

He was calling it Liz's dog for a really long time.

I think he still does.

And then the other thing, there's just certain things that Keeve does that I'm like, yes!

It was like seeing pictures of Keeve at Liz's family's Christmas celebrations where he's wearing a Santa hat and being forced to sing Christmas carols.