Listener Q&A Episode 4

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What was the setup for the recording?

Andy Samberg 0:00
Hey, Andy, how are you, bud?
Seth Meyers 0:01
I'm good. How are you, Sethi?
Andy Samberg 0:02
Good. Yoram was just setting up his recording device. We only caught the tail end of it for you guys, but that was kind of what the last five minutes of Andy in my life has been, right?
Seth Meyers 0:12
Yeah, but honestly, it was nice to have it be someone else.
Andy Samberg 0:15
Someone else stressing out about their equipment?
Seth Meyers 0:17
Yeah.
Andy Samberg 0:17
Can I say the part that I was most thrown by is we got on and Yoram had a lot of audio questions and he said, I got a new setup from a kid down the street. Exact words. His name is Ted Perotti. Thanks, Ted. But what? You have your own equipment. Why are you getting it from a kid down the street? Because I'm in Connecticut. Also, no one meets more people with other recording equipment than you are.
Jorma Taccone 0:40
That is full on true. And I'm impressed with myself.
Andy Samberg 0:43
So you're away from your home, Kit, and you had to find a guy in Nowheresville, Connecticut, who had a recording set up.
Jorma Taccone 0:49
You're not going to believe this, but I didn't know if we were going to record this week. And so I forgot to bring my equipment.
Andy Samberg 0:56
I am gonna believe it, Jorm, because every single text goes like this. We're recording at one, and then you write back, are we doing this? And then someone writes yes, and then you say, I'm down to do it, just let me know. It's crazy.
Jorma Taccone 1:10
I feel like you guys are just as much at fault for that as I am, because what I'm saying is, we're really, no one's gonna fail, right?
Andy Samberg 1:19
No one's going to bail. Sure, no one's going to bail. But I think that you have to build in the potential that no one will bail and you should have your audio equipment. But I want to just point out that you called your buddy and he answered the phone and set you up. So I'm really proud of you for fighting through it. Thanks, Ted. Shout out to Ted.
Seth Meyers 1:39
Hi, gentlemen. How are you? Hello. I'm pretty sleepy, but I feel happy inside my heart.
Andy Samberg 1:44
Yeah.
Jorma Taccone 1:44
Are you guys still hungover from Sunday night's festivities?
Andy Samberg 1:48
I think I'm emotionally hungover and way more than on any sort of substance intake. I think it was a real emotional rollercoaster, the old SNL 50. And we are going to be doing a special recap episode about SNL 50 and all the festivities. We're very excited to recap.
Unknown 2:06
SNL's 50, you guys. Woo!
Seth Meyers 2:10
I think you're blowing out your mic just a little bit. Somebody's on job.
Andy Samberg 2:15
Somebody's back on job.
Seth Meyers 2:16
I mean, it's pretty much been 50 the whole year also.
Andy Samberg 2:19
Yeah. It was weird timing. I mean, the right timing, but it was 50 in October. And then it's like, this is like a half birthday. That's true. Good point. Lauren loves a half birthday.
Jorma Taccone 2:29
Oh, yeah. He's always like, it's my half birthday. You don't have to do anything. Maybe a cupcake or something. Something small.
Seth Meyers 2:36
Yeah.
Andy Samberg 2:37
Sorry if I'm not 100% here today.
Seth Meyers 2:38
It's my half birthday. Oh, my gosh. Why is that the best?
Andy Samberg 2:44
Super fuzzy. He's super fuzzy today because everybody forgot it was his half birthday. Kind of crazy that everyone forgot, but okay. And you know it's his half birthday because it's the day he's always like, Andy, when's your half birthday? I'd remember if it was yours. Oh, I'm not sure.
Seth Meyers 3:00
Well, I know what mine is.
Andy Samberg 3:02
No, he's always like, let me do the math on mine. Oh, my God. I think it might be today.
Seth Meyers 3:07
Oh, my God. He's backing into it? And nobody got a copy?
Andy Samberg 3:13
Oh, a scramble of Lauren's assistants to make it seem like there was got to set up a surprise party in the lobby. Half a cake. Oh, you didn't have to.
Seth Meyers 3:23
Do you get half a cake on your half birthday, Seth, when you celebrate it every year? I do have half a cake. Yeah. And do you like it to be like a gag cake where like it looks like it's been eaten or you like a clean slice?
Andy Samberg 3:34
Interesting question. I do like a clean slice.
Jorma Taccone 3:38
Yeah.
Seth Meyers 3:38
Yeah. Jorm?
Jorma Taccone 3:40
Oh, I like it to be cookie monstered out. Yeah, like it got attacked. And then I pretend like a monster was in here.
Seth Meyers 3:45
I'm like, oh, no. And you like a blue cookie monster cake, right? That's correct. That like dyes your mouth. You know me so well. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And you do a good cookie monster impression. Can we hear that?

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