Sona Movsesian

Yeah, thanks. And when I hear that something else is really funny, I'm furious. Yeah. Furious. I understand that. You know, like, what? This can't be funny. How am I involved? And she said, it has nothing to do with you. Yeah. And I said, am I in it? And, you know, it was at that level of pathology. Did I write for this? Yeah. Or did they steal my journal and create a TV show?

There must be some way, you know. But no. And then she started showing me clips of the show, which was hilarious. And then I started having you guys on. And it was a perfect mix of my audience, what you guys were doing, which was so inventive. And again, my favorite kind of television and entertainment is when good friends are entertaining themselves. And almost...

There must be some way, you know. But no. And then she started showing me clips of the show, which was hilarious. And then I started having you guys on. And it was a perfect mix of my audience, what you guys were doing, which was so inventive. And again, my favorite kind of television and entertainment is when good friends are entertaining themselves. And almost...

There must be some way, you know. But no. And then she started showing me clips of the show, which was hilarious. And then I started having you guys on. And it was a perfect mix of my audience, what you guys were doing, which was so inventive. And again, my favorite kind of television and entertainment is when good friends are entertaining themselves. And almost...

And defying people to say, look, you can like this or not, but this is what we like. And I thought that was pretty cool. And I thought we'd start there because Sona, I love it. You were I mean, you had you had made like pictures and posters.

And defying people to say, look, you can like this or not, but this is what we like. And I thought that was pretty cool. And I thought we'd start there because Sona, I love it. You were I mean, you had you had made like pictures and posters.

And defying people to say, look, you can like this or not, but this is what we like. And I thought that was pretty cool. And I thought we'd start there because Sona, I love it. You were I mean, you had you had made like pictures and posters.

McBride, yeah.

McBride, yeah.

McBride, yeah.

You remember that? Yes, I do remember that very well.

You remember that? Yes, I do remember that very well.

You remember that? Yes, I do remember that very well.

I've had this theory for a while that oftentimes in show business and in life in general for anybody, you think that your destiny is one thing and it's your failure to get that and you pivot and you get something that feels lesser to you. And that is actually the real path to where you should be going. And I know for you, you were convinced when you went to college that you wanted to, was it UCLA?

I've had this theory for a while that oftentimes in show business and in life in general for anybody, you think that your destiny is one thing and it's your failure to get that and you pivot and you get something that feels lesser to you. And that is actually the real path to where you should be going. And I know for you, you were convinced when you went to college that you wanted to, was it UCLA?

I've had this theory for a while that oftentimes in show business and in life in general for anybody, you think that your destiny is one thing and it's your failure to get that and you pivot and you get something that feels lesser to you. And that is actually the real path to where you should be going. And I know for you, you were convinced when you went to college that you wanted to, was it UCLA?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You thought this is where I have to go, but it was too expensive. You couldn't afford it. So you went to a different school.