Alright holy shit. I don't know if this is gonna be the intro but god damn this is the

most authentic way I can convey this. Ladies and gentlemen for the first time ever since

this pandemic has shook it, shook in the earth, the entire entertainment industry we are

doing a live episode from the cash app compound here in Culver City, California with our

inaugural. A inaugural? Yeah I gotta say this our inaugural. Hold up, hold up, hold up,

syllables. Peanut butter, I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich earlier. Yeah, no,

shit. Our inaugural guest for our first episode back. Cash app compound, we got Timothy

Delegato. Bruh, I'm your first guest back in six months. Yeah. So much pressure. Your

local babies. I didn't. Great. I hadn't planned on being like entertaining or funny at all.

It's not like either die. So we're going to have to end when that's bad. But hold on, we'll

hold on. We always have an official intro that I'd like to you know start with but I'm just

excited. He's a rapper, a comedian, an actor, a YouTube content creator with over five million

subscribers across all his channels. One of the founding cast members on Wild and Out,

watch it all time growing up and co-host a basic to bougie, send foods and MTV's animal

style. Somebody that I actually got to spend like two weeks with which was some of the funniest

like time on our off camera that I've ever spent with anybody in LA. Oh, no, we were sitting

in that trailer with like seven other YouTubers I had never met. This was Joey Graceffa's show

that it was like the first YouTube original that they did. And I had never met Tim before. Yeah.

And I was fucking crying like my stomach just from his like one off comments or is like Zany.

Anything just he just slip it in there. It was fucking great.

Bro, I was so glad you were there because I remember making these jokes when we were shooting

because like it's that shows like a weird loosely improvised like you're supposed to be in this

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