Laura Albanese

You know, that had to be a little bit of an ego blow.

But he didn't seem to care.

He was just like, I'm here.

I'm happy.

Let's do it.

I went to Comic-Con.

Yeah, I've been either three or four times.

But it had been a couple years.

It had been a long time.

So Comic-Con is great.

I took, well, I didn't take because she actually got me the tickets.

But my friend, me and my friend got free tickets to Comic-Con.

And my friend is Abby Mastrocco, who covers the Mets for the Daily News.

And I have never met a person who knows sci-fi less.

So she's walking in and it's like, she's like, what is going on?

Like the cosplay and just like, she's like, people are barely wearing clothes or they're wearing a lot of clothes and people are green.

So seeing it from her eyes, I'm like, a Daily Planet stand.

And she goes, what's a Daily Planet?

I'm like, oh no.

So the last time I went to Comic-Con, it was probably six or seven years ago, and I had created a cosplay, which is a fancy recreation of a show that I liked, which is a sci-fi space western about rebellion and politics called Firefly.