Mike Schur

Yes. That's great. And I'm very excited to find out you guys have never met because this pod works on a stranger chemistry. If anything, the people who listen to it like the fact that nobody here knows each other.

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It would have been way better if you were like, because I don't ever remember liking.

It would have been way better if you were like, because I don't ever remember liking.

It would have been way better if you were like, because I don't ever remember liking.

There you go. Right. Hey, I wrote down something, Shirk. So Mike and I met, and I do want to establish, because I think the history of SNL is a big part of this podcast. Mike and I are dear friends, but you were more than a friend when I started the show. You were, I feel like, my first, and I think to succeed at SNL, you need many of these. You were my first life raft. Yeah.

There you go. Right. Hey, I wrote down something, Shirk. So Mike and I met, and I do want to establish, because I think the history of SNL is a big part of this podcast. Mike and I are dear friends, but you were more than a friend when I started the show. You were, I feel like, my first, and I think to succeed at SNL, you need many of these. You were my first life raft. Yeah.

There you go. Right. Hey, I wrote down something, Shirk. So Mike and I met, and I do want to establish, because I think the history of SNL is a big part of this podcast. Mike and I are dear friends, but you were more than a friend when I started the show. You were, I feel like, my first, and I think to succeed at SNL, you need many of these. You were my first life raft. Yeah.

As I was struggling at that place, I could always come to your room. You were running Weekend Update at the time, so you were a man with a far bigger job than I had. And I would come to your room, and I would pitch you dumb ideas, and we would often write them up. And a lot of them went to dress before getting cut. But we got to wear costumes and see what the set looked like, and that was fun.

As I was struggling at that place, I could always come to your room. You were running Weekend Update at the time, so you were a man with a far bigger job than I had. And I would come to your room, and I would pitch you dumb ideas, and we would often write them up. And a lot of them went to dress before getting cut. But we got to wear costumes and see what the set looked like, and that was fun.

As I was struggling at that place, I could always come to your room. You were running Weekend Update at the time, so you were a man with a far bigger job than I had. And I would come to your room, and I would pitch you dumb ideas, and we would often write them up. And a lot of them went to dress before getting cut. But we got to wear costumes and see what the set looked like, and that was fun.

But I just had an idea for a sketch, and I realized, I was like, oh, this would be a sketch I would come to your office to tell you about. Great. So just flashback, it's 2001. Okay. You know, it's October 01.

But I just had an idea for a sketch, and I realized, I was like, oh, this would be a sketch I would come to your office to tell you about. Great. So just flashback, it's 2001. Okay. You know, it's October 01.

But I just had an idea for a sketch, and I realized, I was like, oh, this would be a sketch I would come to your office to tell you about. Great. So just flashback, it's 2001. Okay. You know, it's October 01.

And I walk in your office, I go- Oh, God, wait, is it?

And I walk in your office, I go- Oh, God, wait, is it?

And I walk in your office, I go- Oh, God, wait, is it?

Okay, great. Let's meet at your apartment. So my idea is like there's a serial killer and you know he's got that like thing where he's like plastic all over the room. Sure. He's just done one of his kills and there's a knock at the door and it's someone who says, I grew up in this house, can I look around?