Rob Corddry

And so this is not really about being able to say no, this is having somebody say no to you, but like also being able to watch that and go, well, I am not Jane Lynch.

Right.

And I would never have been able to do that as much justice as she did, you know?

Um,

So I guess it's kind of like that's like a backdoor way of realizing.

There was a show, a very, very popular show out called

that I read the script of and I didn't really, it didn't really, I hesitate to say fit in my mouth again because I know that makes you very visibly uncomfortable.

Well, you're triggering me.

Your eyes do this weird thing where like one closes.

I have a very pretty mouth though.

Okay, fair enough, fair enough.

It's your show, your show.

I feel violated.

And I said no because it just didn't feel right, even though this looked like it was probably going to go and be a very popular show.

No, I didn't know.

I just assumed this show, Bill Lawrence was the producer, and he has a pretty good record.

Yeah.

I think I had another show in the works that wasn't as good that I was wondering whether I should do that too.

So then I said no to this show and then this other guy got the part and it made me immediately feel like, okay, I made the right decision because this guy's awesome.

And there's no reason I should have been doing that show.