Olivia Munn

we're nobody else is going to be home we're like you're alone at four years old but this is the 80s when you could like you know leave your kid at home you go run and come back and i ran out crying and screaming well i thought she was leaving us and she's annoyed now she's got to go back like okay get back in the house and i'm just being like and then i was so confused like now she's annoyed with me did i do something wrong but she was leaving me and it was just and that became such a core memory that's bold even for the 80s yeah that's pretty good

Well, we used to also in the pickup trucks, like, you know, sit in the back of the flatbed.

But on the hump where the wheel is, we could sit in there like just, you know, a free ride through the highways.

Like no one got in trouble then.

Yeah.

No, I can't see him doing it, but it must be happening because I'll be watching it.

Like, I haven't seen his stand up until recently.

We were in London.

I watched it.

I was like, you've been like clocking all of this.

Everything is a core memory.

Everything.

No, it's yeah, because but I have noticed something with him that you might relate to as like a comedian, because I know I see it now with him is that like Malcolm said something the other day, too, I think.

And and when something's really funny, there's not a big reaction.

It's just like, oh, yeah.

And his brain is already it's almost like he's like writing it down in a notebook in his head.

Yes.

Exactly.

Uh-huh.

That's very good.