Alan. Robo was saying how funny it is. It's like, yeah, same to you guys, but this one's a different podcast.

I know. I know. Now you're in the dojo.

Okay. I know. I know. A little nervous. It's like, yeah.

Okay, I talked to Rob.

Welcome to literally everyone. This is a very special one because I like when we have the people

actually make the great stuff that we love. I love talking actors. I love talking rock stars.

I do athletes, but the people who's big brains create the stuff that we all enjoy is really

special for me. So to have the great writer, actor, producer, mouse rat basis, Alan Yang on the

show is really special. Alan wrote on every season of Parks and Recreation. You know,

all the bodies are buried. He had a big hand along with creator Mike Sure and creating my character,

Chris Trigger. So I'm forever indebted to him. And let's take a little walk down memory lane of

Parks and Recreation and talk about our new project that we have together. It's called Parks

and Recalection. Here's Alan. Are you going somewhere tonight? You're like all

dolled up. You got like a black colored shirt on, but you're in Hawaii. No, I'm out of Hawaii.

I'm back. I'm back. I took a red eye rub. If I sound crazy, it's because, yeah, I've blown

a red eye. So that's why I'm so high energy right now. Do you take what I call the flip flop

red eye from Hawaii? Yeah, I left it like 940 on Hawaiian and I landed at six in the morning,

which is three in the morning Hawaiian time. That's always good for your work day.

I've done it many times. It is not my favorite flight. Yeah, it's very weird because you landed

it's morning, but it's nighttime for you. But I try to do some riding today. I got a little

riding done. See, you know, you know all the tricks already. There's nothing I have left to

share with you. You know, if you want to beat jet lag, get out and run in the sunshine.

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