You're gonna probably be in a restaurant like in 30 years and someone's gonna send over something with like a message and says like, treat yourself, enjoy this.

I love that it's part of my career, especially because there's not a ton of shows like that now that are made for that many episodes.

Also, it's also something that kids can enjoy and a lot of kids have been discovering the show.

So that's been fun to meet like a whole generation of kids that have discovered the show.

It's so cool.

But yeah, I'm so proud to have been part of that group.

And yeah, it always makes me smile when I see little moments like that.

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Happy, sad, confused begins now.

Hey, guys, it's Josh. and welcome to another edition of Happy, Sad, Confused.

Today, another first-time guest, Mr. Aziz Ansari, talking about his feature directing debut, Good Fortune.

Thanks, guys, as always, for joining us on the podcast, listening or viewing it however you like.

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all for a good cause. We just have recorded so many great conversations, and I have to share them all

with you. We also are just coming off of near Comic-Con, so there are a lot of the things

there that I'm still trying to share with you guys as quickly as possible. As always, you. We also are just coming off of New York Comic-Con, so there are a lot of the things there

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Ninety Second Street Y. I am talking to the cast and creators of Nobody Wants This, and there are

many, many, many more very cool events to come. Speaking of live events, that's what this was.

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