Larry David.

Larry David was a real thrill to get him on our podcast.

He was hemming and hoeing for about two years.

Every time I saw him out in the real world, he's like, I want to do your podcast.

I'm like, well, it's easy. He just do it.

But it had to fit in into the show or when it started or the finale.

So he came in and he was as advertised hilarious

fun and laughed at everything dana said to be well it was just sort of this little social ecosystem

between conan and bill hater and myself of doing old-timey impressions like jimmy steward or henry

fonda and stuff like that.

And so I started off on those and he, Larry laughed harder at, he's laughed harder than

almost any human I'd seen.

I mean, he was drenched in sweat, red face and he fell out of his chair.

We didn't have video then, but but he i know the worst part is we

didn't film him so uh he was absolutely delightful to have on the podcast just a a sweetheart and you know

of course he's larry david but um yeah he loves comedy and a lot of these brilliant writers and performers, they love weird old impressions. I mean, they just can't get enough of them. So that was great. He came into the good attitude. He's not like a crumudge. And we laughed. And I do wish, you know, people say, oh, why don't you film these? It's sometimes, sometimes people don't want to come into the studio,

and sometimes they don't want to be filmed even when they're here.

So we go along with them, and we got a great show out of them either way.

Yeah.

So that was one of the more unique and fun ones we've done on this podcast.

So this one I would listen to if I were you.

Yeah.

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