I'm not I'm not ready yet. Just give me a second.

Just a Randy.

Goddamn it. I kind of know I stand up as in a different category as a restaurant or anything else.

It's so stupid. Oh, hey, what's up? I'm here. Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome to the program.

Hey, Chiffa. Hey, and hey, what's up? Welcome to the show, Kiana.

I'm very excited. Hello. Thank you for having me.

Oh, you're welcome. This is the audition. We'll see how it goes. There's no pressure,

but I just wanted to say, uh, Malady.

Oh, great. That's not about the shirt. Yeah, but I'm not trying to plug. Oh, yeah,

sure. You could think I'm plug-ins. Oh, come on. Sure. It's a quality cotton shirt, but who cares?

It's not about that plug-ins. This is a nice one. You like it?

Yeah, I love all your shirts. I went on the side. I looked at all of them. They're just uh,

so chip. They're like they were thought out. It wasn't like just willy-nilly through together.

Like, oh, just put chip on there. They're thematic. They have great artwork on them.

Very good. How come you didn't use your code? I gave you a code.

I use mine. SOS.

Damn, the Kobe. You always play a joke when I'm trying to be serious. Moist code.

I'm just trying to fix the light. Hold on a minute. God damn it. Give me a second. I'm trying

to adjust. All right. Hang in there a second, Bay. We're going to get to you. All right.

So, just a light. Hopefully he's walking towards it.

Nah, dude, because that would probably mean I was dead. It was a frame. No, chip. I would never say

something like that. All right, Keanu. Now, here's how I came to hear about you. Hold on one second.

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