David, this is kind of interesting because I was reading an article about nostalgia for the 90s and in specific Y2K.

And it also referenced the movie of our guest, Kyle Mooney, did a feature film called Y2K, where he kind of reenacts the styles, the telephones,

the media, what was the web like then, everything.

It plays on the fears we all had when it was turning from 1999 to 2000,

and the word on the street was computers wouldn't understand that.

And they would all shut down at the same time.

And what would we do?

I do know someone that went to Hawaii thinking that was like a deserted island and saying,

I'm just going to go to Hawaii.

Like, by the Hawaii is like going to, you know, Boston.

It's the same big buildings, lots of electricity.

It's got a best buy and a rouse.

So they weren't really escaping, you know, so I don't know what I'm saying.

So, yeah, so he's an interesting guy. Was on SNL.

For nine seasons.

Yeah, nine monster seasons.

And he had a lot, we talked a lot about that.

We talked about his movie.

And he also did sketches before that.

He does a lot of improv.

He's actually a very interesting character. He's not

just sort of a run-of-the-mill comic or improv. He's got a lot of smart guy. Dry, quirky, good neighbor

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