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Chapter 1: Who joins Amy to discuss Rashida Jones?
Hi, welcome to another episode of Good Hang. I cannot wait to have you hear this episode with the great Rashida Jones, the Anne to my Leslie, my wife for life. Rashida is just... One of my best friends, and she's just an incredible person and interview, and she's so deep and smart and funny.
And we're going to talk about what it's like working together, and we're going to talk about our relationship to work and what makes a good gift giver and how much we both love music. We're going to go deep. and then stay real shallow all at the same time. So it's going to be a lot of fun.
And, you know, we've been trying to do this thing where before I interview a guest, I get to talk to people who know them, who are fans of them, or who want to just, you know, give me some ideas for what to ask them. So we have gathered two great comedic actresses, Retta from Parks and Rec, who played Donna Meagle, and Darcy Carden from The Good Place. So they're going to help me get started.
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Hi, hang gang.
You know, it only takes three people to make a hang gang.
To be a gang. That's right. Everybody knows that.
We're talking about and to the great Rashida Jones today.
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Chapter 2: What makes Rashida Jones a great friend and colleague?
We just kind of pointed at each other.
And then afterwards, you're like, we took a step. We leveled up. For people listening, Greta is really doing some good pointing right now.
Yeah. Um, I, I'm drawn to people who I feel really vibe with music and, and, and don't look crazy dancing, you know? Um, there's like, especially like when we were younger, high school and college, like white boys with rhythm were like, you couldn't get enough. Like I was just like, and I remember,
But I will say at one of Rashida's birthday parties, one of the most impressive dancers that I didn't see coming was Max Greenfield. Yes. Max can move. And the feeling that I got seeing him dance is the feeling I want people to have when they see me dance.
Yeah, I feel like if a good song comes on, both of you and Rashida would be the people I would look at, point at, and be like, oh.
I was just going to say the noise you would make would be like, oh.
Oh, shit. Here we go.
Okay, well, we're going to – okay, this is perfect. We'll wrap it up with – is there any question you think – like anything you want me to ask Rashida?
It's simple. It's a simple question, but I think my question for Rashida specifically is when you were a little kid, what did you want to be when you grew up or what did you see your adult life looking like? I think what did you want to be when you grew up because I think because she –
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