Robby Hoffman

I don't know what weird is.

I can't even qualify as something being weird.

Somebody could ask me anything and I'm like, oh yeah, that's a fair question.

I wouldn't call a celebrity.

I want like, you know, the neurologist at Cedars-Sinai.

That's somebody I would call.

You know, I don't think a celebrity.

Yeah, I don't think a celebrity I'm going to for advice.

But to me, celebrities are, because my mother always had a reverence for doctors.

And we went once a year for a checkup.

And I remember at one point,

And if we weren't going to school, I don't think we would have had these checkups.

So thank God for the school system.

But I remember me and my brothers sitting on the, what is that bench called at the doctor's?

The table, the gurney, it's almost a gurney.

It's kind of creepy.

Okay, so anyway, we're all on there, we're all in our underwear.

You know, I'm maybe like eight, nine, 10, and like, right?

We're all a year apart and we're all in our underwear, me and three of my brothers, okay?

We're freezing, we're sitting, he's doing the knee thing, we're having fun.