Rob Corddry

And I didn't have a problem with anybody there.

But like.

No, I don't—that sounds terrible to me.

Like, all the writers' rooms—I led a writers' room for Children's Hospital for a couple years and really tried to foster a, like, team environment and, you know, not—I didn't want any sort of competition.

I'm not—I don't feel comfortable with competition.

I don't really—

feel it all that much.

Yeah.

Yeah, boy, I, yeah, that's funny you say Saturday Night Live because it's one of those things that like everybody sort of aspires to be on Saturday Night Live when they're doing comedy.

And, you know, being at the UCB Theater, we would do auditions for SNL, or like Lauren came to a show once and we were all nervous and like, we gotta get on Saturday Night Live.

But looking back,

I really never had any stronger aspirations than that.

Like, well, that'd be a job.

That'd be good.

That's the place, right?

But I don't think I would have succeeded in that environment.

I think that the competitiveness and the... That show is sort of built around... They haven't changed the format of it since...

The 70s.

And it's been like... So it's just like cocaine writing schedule, you know?

And I couldn't... I don't know if I would have been able to... I would have been one of those guys that wouldn't have been off in a year, you know?