Seth Meyers

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And just like distilling bourbon, there are no shortcuts in honor of everything perfectly unreasonable our fathers have done for the sake of something remarkable. Maker's Mark wants to extend a happy Father's Day and cheers from the founding Samuels family forever. And it's three generation of remarkable dads. You know, can I just say about the remarkable dads that I do this podcast with?

And just like distilling bourbon, there are no shortcuts in honor of everything perfectly unreasonable our fathers have done for the sake of something remarkable. Maker's Mark wants to extend a happy Father's Day and cheers from the founding Samuels family forever. And it's three generation of remarkable dads. You know, can I just say about the remarkable dads that I do this podcast with?

We always put our family and our children first. And in fact, that's why I'm the only one reading the ad right now, because the other three of them are doing what they should do, being incredible fathers. You too can celebrate the devoted father figures in your life by picking up a bottle of Maker's Mark 46, the perfect gift for Father's Day. Kentucky made and French finished.

We always put our family and our children first. And in fact, that's why I'm the only one reading the ad right now, because the other three of them are doing what they should do, being incredible fathers. You too can celebrate the devoted father figures in your life by picking up a bottle of Maker's Mark 46, the perfect gift for Father's Day. Kentucky made and French finished.

We always put our family and our children first. And in fact, that's why I'm the only one reading the ad right now, because the other three of them are doing what they should do, being incredible fathers. You too can celebrate the devoted father figures in your life by picking up a bottle of Maker's Mark 46, the perfect gift for Father's Day. Kentucky made and French finished.

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Maker's 46 can be enjoyed neat on the rocks or in a Manhattan. Maker's Mark is perfectly unreasonable about taste. which is why Maker's 46 is finished longer with seared French oak staves, resulting in a smooth bourbon base with notes of caramel and vanilla. Maker's Mark 46 makes their bourbon carefully. Please enjoy it that way. Maker's Mark 46 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Barrel finished.

Maker's 46 can be enjoyed neat on the rocks or in a Manhattan. Maker's Mark is perfectly unreasonable about taste. which is why Maker's 46 is finished longer with seared French oak staves, resulting in a smooth bourbon base with notes of caramel and vanilla. Maker's Mark 46 makes their bourbon carefully. Please enjoy it that way. Maker's Mark 46 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Barrel finished.

with 10 virgin French oak staves, 40% alcohol volume, 2025 Makers Mark Distillery, Inc., Loretto, Kentucky. And oh, Andy's going to be so mad he wasn't here because his favorite thing is French oak staves. Why were you doing it live? Why were you doing I'm a Boat live on Fallon? Were you promoting something? Was it Popstar?

with 10 virgin French oak staves, 40% alcohol volume, 2025 Makers Mark Distillery, Inc., Loretto, Kentucky. And oh, Andy's going to be so mad he wasn't here because his favorite thing is French oak staves. Why were you doing it live? Why were you doing I'm a Boat live on Fallon? Were you promoting something? Was it Popstar?

with 10 virgin French oak staves, 40% alcohol volume, 2025 Makers Mark Distillery, Inc., Loretto, Kentucky. And oh, Andy's going to be so mad he wasn't here because his favorite thing is French oak staves. Why were you doing it live? Why were you doing I'm a Boat live on Fallon? Were you promoting something? Was it Popstar?

Yeah, late night. So that was album. Yeah, that would have been right around. What was the date on it? It must have been right now. So you were right because Fallon was already doing late night when you guys were doing that album. Yeah.

Yeah, late night. So that was album. Yeah, that would have been right around. What was the date on it? It must have been right now. So you were right because Fallon was already doing late night when you guys were doing that album. Yeah.

Yeah, late night. So that was album. Yeah, that would have been right around. What was the date on it? It must have been right now. So you were right because Fallon was already doing late night when you guys were doing that album. Yeah.

How much longer after was Classroom Instruments? That was for Popstar Press. Okay, so that said, whose idea was it to do that song as part of Classroom Instruments? Who came up with the arrangement? How many takes did you have to do? Was it difficult to sing without cursing? That was all them, right?

How much longer after was Classroom Instruments? That was for Popstar Press. Okay, so that said, whose idea was it to do that song as part of Classroom Instruments? Who came up with the arrangement? How many takes did you have to do? Was it difficult to sing without cursing? That was all them, right?

How much longer after was Classroom Instruments? That was for Popstar Press. Okay, so that said, whose idea was it to do that song as part of Classroom Instruments? Who came up with the arrangement? How many takes did you have to do? Was it difficult to sing without cursing? That was all them, right?

All right. Question answered. Thanks. I also just want to shout out Classroom Instruments. It's a fantastic late night bit. Agreed. And really inventive and unique and cool.