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0:40.0	I'm your host, Ed Zittron.
1:44.5	Today, we're joined in the beautiful Los Angeles, Nevada. And I'm joined by Andy Richter, though. The comedian, Andy, thank you so much for joining me. Thank you for being here. On the way to the studio, I got to see a man smoking crack. It did. Which I haven't seen that in a long time. That's kind of, that's nostalgic. Sure, it is. People are still doing crack. People are still doing crack in this town. Good to know. That's what they're saying. So, Andy, you've been... So 90s. So 90s, I know. We're bringing the 90s back. I was listening to a system of a down... Sorry, I've been down this rabbit hole, and this is a tech podcast, we'll talk about stuff eventually. I've been down this rabbit hole of listening to this band called O2 that does covers of bands in the style of other bands. And there was a system of a down, in the style of system of down, cover of the scatman song. Wow. It was truly amazing. Wow. They nailed both the scatman rap and the system of a down Wow. And the comments on these things are amazing because it's like 50% people like me saying,
1:47.9	this is really great.
1:48.5	And 50% people are being like, no, it's not.
1:50.0	Yeah, what the fucking you're doing?
1:51.1	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:52.7	The Scatman fans are all out there.
1:54.4	Anyway, you've been fairly online for a while.
1:57.6	I've noticed you on social media.
1:59.1	Yes. online for a while. I've noticed you on social media. When did you first get online?
2:09.4	Well, first online, like on the internet, would have been in the early 90s when I started working on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. That was when sort of, you know, there was AOL.
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