And we have that with an all-new episode of Keep It. I'm Ira Madison III.

Are you sure you're not Ainsley Harriet? Who is that accent?

First black British man I could think of.

I am Lewis Vertel. I just want to say this regards a bunch of my close friends and a bunch of

acquaintances who came up to me this week and they said, oh, I saw the article in Rolling Stone

and I just want to ask how your workplace is doing, how you are.

And I want to say to them, thank you for your concern. And also, I work for Jimmy Kimmel.

I do not work for Jimmy Fallon. I live in Los Angeles. It is not 2008. You cannot be getting

these two people mixed up. Yes. A lot of interesting stuff going on in the talk show universe this week.

And as a striking talk show employee, it's been, it's given me at least something to think about.

You know, I thought that you worked at Jimmy John.

Number four, Turkey Tom. Honey, I went to a state school. That is what we ate.

Well, ever Lewis has to get to work. I'm like, okay, like the sandwiches aren't that hard.

That bread. The bread at Jimmy John's is some, that's like a mystical material. It's like

both bread and it's also nerf. Yeah, it is, it tastes so fucking good. I feel like the,

the Jimmy John bread is the whole allure of it. I'm a big purveyor of sandwich shops as you know,

I'm a subway fan and also for people from the Milwaukee area. I don't think they have this in

Illinois. Cousins. I've heard of it. We don't have that. No. Pot belly is a big thing in Chicago.

Yeah. Yeah. Pot belly is what cousins was cousins was that girl. Also, I think I want to call

more people cousin and in a derogatory way. What did you just say cousin? You know what? My friend

Andy got me hooked on. And of course, he's stolen this from Twitter, but it's so funny.

Calling people beloved. What did you say, beloved? That's such a very black thing. I know.

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