Incredibad Part 1
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What fun jingles have been sent for the podcast?
So, Keev, you noticed something, which is we've been receiving and not using some really fun different jingles for the pod.
Oh, yeah. Well, Greg Chun, who makes all our little jingles, sent me a few and I was delighted. But it was like a month ago and then I was surprised to see that they weren't used yet.
Well, I think, you know, maybe we thought it would be more fun to wait for you to be back. But for our listeners, this is a new little, what would you call it, an Easter egg, an earwig? What would you call this little amuse-bouche for the ears?
Yeah, that's definitely the first thing I would have said, an amuse-bouche for the ears.
So are you mad that I took it? Yeah, you snatched it right out of my mouth. I tried to think what would Keith say, and that was what popped into my head.
That's me.
Hey, Joram, what's up?
How do I sound? Do I sound all right?
Yeah. You sound great. I can't really wear them because they're reading, but I did join the glasses squad finally. Hey, brown hair glasses. Yeah.
You just need a little bit of scruff on your face. Yeah.
Fucking Andy, you look like you got out of a rainstorm. Watched my face. Wow, congrats. That's good. Hey, Keev, can I say something?
Yeah.
Really good to see your face.
Hey, thank you, man.
Really good to see your face. Your hair, let's see that. Can you shake it out, please?
I did a big preamble to let's look at my glasses, and I don't want to just move on to Keev's face.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. I didn't know there was a reveal about to happen. Look at these.
It looked like they were a little warped there.
The headphones are making them uneven a bit.
Yeah, they are.
Let's ditch the headphones for one second. Let's get them nice on there. Oh, there it is. So they're kind of a tortoise shell, I'd say. Yeah, you can say that. They're very attractive.
Thank you.
You've made a choice instead of Brown, like the three of us. So it does distinguish you.
Yeah. I feel like that's the key. When you've got your full Christian name in the title of the podcast as opposed to your made-up band name, it's really important to distinguish yourself.
Can I rip on maybe your choice though a little bit?
Yeah, rip away. That's what this is.
Okay. I have a theory that as you get older and your personality dwindles, that you have to get louder and louder glasses. By the time you get to clear red, you're like a real New York artist.
You're just like, this is what I- That's the production design department.
I like that you don't see that as someone letting their freak flag fly, but rather just their personality dwindling.
I know. What? You got to show that you're still young. What does that mean? What does a personality dwindling mean? It means that people don't want to have sex with you as much. You're just like, oh, I'm getting more interesting with my glasses. Oh, my God. Wow. That was such a reveal. Yeah, that's right.
I'm going to be clear red next week, you guys.
We're back, guys. I'm so excited to be on the Zoom with the three of you. A quick shout out to Mike O'Brien, who joined us last week. Thank you, Mike. It was a full delight to talk to him. Mike O'Brien, knee pat. Nay, Pat. No, nay, Mike. Pat O'Brien. No, I think he was born Mike O'Brien. Now we got to get him back on the product. Is it nay? It's nay because it's French, right?
Either that or you're a horse.
That's exactly what I was thinking. All right. As I understand it, Mike was born Mike O'Brien. And maybe, probably, I'm almost certain his middle name is Pat.
Got it.
And then he moved to Chicago and decided, I'm going to be Pat O'Brien now.
Yeah.
And so he told everybody in Chicago, and when I was introduced to him, he was Pat O'Brien.
And I've met people that knew him from Chicago. They're like, oh, so you work with Pat now? And I'm like, I don't know who the fuck you talking about, dude. Liz calls him that, too. Wow.
And then the crazy thing, though, is he came to SNL. I knew him. I was so excited. And the first Writer's Day, I said, hey, this is one of our new writers, Pat O'Brien. And he said, oh, actually, it's Mike. And so he decided he was going to switch back in New York, but forgot to tell me the head writer who hired him right before I introduced him.
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