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What's up weirdos I'm very very excited about this episode it's a great one we have Alex

Salkin who is a writer for a family guy, one of my favorite shows, and he's super

hilarious, super great on Twitter, he's at the Salk on Twitter, and I've been

trying to think of more and more things that I can share here. There's going to

be more stand-up clips as I find them, and maybe we'll play some tracks from my

CD, impregnated with Wonder. I'd like to see if that's legal, if I can leak my

own CD. Probably is, maybe we'll do it anyway. I don't know, I'm a rebel, I'm

rebellious. Anyway, what I did think of was one of the things Alek and I talk

about in this interview is writing. I'm currently writing for a show, and of

course he's a writer, and it comes up at one point either on or off Mike. We were

talking about how family sometimes pitch us TV ideas, and I actually, I'm always

delighted and always find it hilarious when my dad calls me and will leave me

an idea for a show or a joke or anything at all. These are true treasures, and

they're too good to share, to not share. Too good to share? I don't want to do

this again. I'm gonna keep it. They're too good not to share. So this is my

father. You can tell he's from Boston. He's calling me, it's a little hard to

understand him. He's calling me to tell me about an idea, about having a

Dunkin Donuts in a storage unit as a TV show, and he got the idea because there

was a prostitute that was apparently doing that in Boston. I only say that for

those of you who don't speak Somerville, and I want you to be able to enjoy this.

So ladies and gentlemen, before we get to Alec, please enjoy my father, John Holmes,

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