Rob Corddry

And I just chalked that up to luck.

I mean, that was thank God that happened because I mean, it was it was an adjustment.

Yeah, I think so.

I had also just gotten married.

So I was really more into my wife than I was into anything, you know, and starting a family, planning on starting a family.

And so we were like this.

I just luckily had this great job that I was working, you know, it was like nine to five.

I mean, there's really no other job like that.

And and, you know, and every once in a while you'd have to go out for a night or two to interview people, which was which kind of sucked.

But other than that, it was a great place to be.

And then after you get there is a burnout on that show because, you know, my my last year I didn't do any.

I renegotiated my contract and I was like, I don't want to do any of those things.

field pieces anymore.

Stephen Colbert is gone.

All the big studio guys are gone.

I want to be the guy in the studio.

So I was the guy in the studio for my last year.

And I had a blast because that is just fun because you get to improvise with John.

And he's such a good...

uh laugher you know like he will laugh at your your your improvs right there on tv which is really satisfying and so that was fun and then i got a job um somebody uh it was seth mcfarland's first live action show on fox it was called the winner which um in retrospect is a terrible name for a show