Natasha Leggero

So, you know, it's like it's a crapshoot.

Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.

But...

But yeah, there was nothing like that on the show.

The show was really like...

Fun and good spirited.

Yeah, it's a very positive show.

And, you know, honestly, so much of that was Travis.

Like I learned that early on in show business.

It's like whoever is the star can really set the tone for the whole show.

And, you know, they can play with the crew and know everyone's name and have that like positive energy that they're... And positive energy with even the audience that's been sitting there for like eight hours and they're...

bored because they're you know just audience members it's like he really was able to keep the energy up and going and just really the positive vibes it's it was it was it's a feat because it you know a lot of times too you've got all these people fawning on you do you want this do you want this do you need a coffee more makeup you know whatever yeah and then to be able to you know bypass all of that and still be like an extra cool person and it's hard and it takes a lot of

a lot of inner strength and you know not to not to go too hard on travis but yeah he i recognized him as as being one of those people who who was able to set the tone honestly i try to do it and it's hard because then you know people will bring you ice cream and jewelry and you know finally you're like where you know where's my 3 p.m latte

The entertainment industry is constantly testing you on that because people will bring you anything you want.

People will tell you you're amazing when you're not.

Anyone who's able to bring those positive vibes and having it show on camera, I'm very impressed with.

I have a six-year-old.

And also, 20-year-olds, I'm reading this book, The Anxious Generation, and I think they have a different connection to their phones.

And I think that they don't really realize that technology is going to kill us.

And did I say that?