Listener Q&A Episode 6

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Jorma Taccone 0:00
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Keith 0:50
Guys, before we start this here podcast, I would like to bring up that the vest gate has been really hurtful to me personally. There's been a lot of comments that were put up on our Instagram. How many are there, Keith?
Jorma Taccone 1:07
Just looking at the Lonely Myers pod Instagram and it has 949 comments about the vest. To be fair, you asked for it. You wrote way in on the comments.
Keith 1:16
That's true, but I was thinking that everyone's going to be really nice to me.
Andy Samberg 1:20
You wrote way in on the comments. Yeah. I actually just got an email from everyone involved in Watergate and they said they're offended that you used the gate. Well, now I'm offended by that. Phrasing for vest gate. That they know what they did was bad, but to compare them to this was really hurtful, which is weird because this is not live. How do they know?
Keith 1:41
Because what they did was way worse or because what they did was way better?
Andy Samberg 1:45
They just felt like it was minimizing what they did.
Keith 1:49
Oh, okay. All right. Can I just say that I thought I was a more popular character on the show to be so lambasted.
Jorma Taccone 1:58
These are all sent with love, I think. I'm going to just read some from the very top.
Andy Samberg 2:02
Did you just refer to yourself as a character on the show? He's not being himself. You know that.
Keith 2:09
No. Oh, no. No. I mean, but the vest was me.
Jorma Taccone 2:12
First off, let's just say, what's going to happen? We don't have Seth.
Andy Samberg 2:15
Yeah, it's going to be a mess. I know. We're into the unknown. Yeah. But wait, Jorm, what's your real voice then if you're playing a character most of the time?
Special Guest 2:22
I'm so glad you asked that.
Andy Samberg 2:24
I knew that would pay off.
Special Guest 2:26
There's the normal guy. Anyway. But let's go back to the show.
Jorma Taccone 2:34
Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote, this vest seems destined to conceal a quaddo. And then he also said that he's laughing so hard at all the comments. Thank you, Quaid Army. I also want to thank the Quaid Army for just snuggling in with that name so hard. I'm just going to read, I guess these are the top ones. I don't know how it organized it. This person wrote, also wish I had Yorm's memory so I could forget I ever saw this vest.
Andy Samberg 3:00
Dagwood.
Jorma Taccone 3:01
That's mean. A lot of people said, I don't know what I expected, but this isn't it. That seemed like a pretty common one.
Keith 3:07
There were a lot of comments that were comparing me to a bag of trash, I noticed, which is normal guy wearing a normal vest, like Dream Girl.
Jorma Taccone 3:15
Yeah.
Keith 3:15
Yeah. Bag of trash. Dream girl references. Our own work being used against me. Don't compare me to a bag of trash.
Jorma Taccone 3:22
I thought you guys were being hard on him, but actually you were being really easy on him.
Keith 3:27
One of the comments that I didn't like, which was from, I believe, Baze sent this in, said that I looked like a goth crossing guard.
Jorma Taccone 3:35
That's good. This person says, and this is why Andy said he would go to Kiev first for the fashion advice. It's a good callback to earlier. Shots fired. Shots fired and hit. Quaid Army official uniform.
Keith 3:47
That's good. One of them was that I think it was, I'm going to paraphrase here, but it said that I looked like a lifeguard at a pool on the Death Star.
Jorma Taccone 3:57
That's right. Different kind of guard. Andy did say that Jorma takes the most risks in his wardrobe. That's true. That was your quote.
Keith 4:06
Okay. Can I tell you the one comment that I really appreciated?
Jorma Taccone 4:09
Yeah.
Keith 4:10
Sure. It was just, this vest fucks. Yeah, there you go. Love that one.
Jorma Taccone 4:15
This person wrote, they hate to see a sleeveless Quaid coming. That's right. I do.

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