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Malton today, sorry to say, and she's really sorry because she's missing out on talking

to my guest, the one, the only, Brian Cranston. You are the one the only.

I hope so. The other guy was getting my work for a while. Oh, that's a shame.

Are there's mail, too, social security checks and things? Residual checks. Did you ever get one of those like one cent residual checks? Yeah, I've got them framed. Yeah. And it costs more to process that than it is. And no one's going to go to the bank with, I'd like to cash this check for one penny, please. And yet that does happen. Yes. It still does happen. My gosh. And you have been in, I mean, as a working actor, you have worked in so many episodic TV shows and things that there are those checks.

And they diminish over the years.

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