Many involved in crypto saw Sandbankman Freed as a breath of fresh air from the usual Wall Street buffs.

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Hey everybody, this is Seth Meyers, and the late night podcast, and I'm here with Amy Poler.

Hi, Seth. Hi, I'm going to talk about your movie, but you had an incredible premiere party last night.

Yeah. And we were just saying that you're up late. Very late. And I love to sleep now, and I love

bedtime. How early would you go to bed, ideally? 9.30. Yeah, I think we're about the same.

Yeah, I'm now L.A. 10 o'clock is a prime time. Like that's when it gets to 10.30, I start getting

nervous. Yeah. And do you remember not that long ago? We would meet you and I, and many others,

we meet to go out at like 11.30 p.m. On a Thursday night in New York City, that was our tradition.

We would say like, let's meet at your place first so we don't get there too early. And that would be

11.30 at night. These were work weeks. That's right. We would then have to go to work on Friday for

Saturday night live. But that was how young, the kind of young gunners we were back then.

Oh, man, those were the days, the vampire days. The vampire days, the highlight, which I'll never

forget, is being in a nightclub at around 4.30 in the morning. You, Keenan, and Phinesse Mitchell.

That's right. And you guys had a 6 a.m. call for a commercial parody.

Where you guys had to play the black eyed piece. That's right. And we had to

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