You did? You told Jake we were here?

Yeah. Oh, that mic's not working. Fuck, we're back to this again. I hate it when you guys were trying to fix it. Try that. Hello, hello. There you go. Low, but there. Are we sure? That was a burp. That was rude. Go ahead, Vanessa. Can you hear me? There you go. Yeah, it's low. Remember when you told the SIP that why didn't they edit out their mistake? Yeah. That's exactly what you guys did last show over time. And I was like, oh, my God. Well, that's because this is not the real show. That's the real show. This is a bonus show.

Okay. Bye. The real show, we also don't edit out anything. We do it live, but still, we put a little bit more thought and effort into it. This one's just us rambling after the fact while we

continue to inhale the asbestos that this building provides us for free on a daily basis.

Welcome to Showvertime, episode number, Babadah, Who Cares?

Klein here. And Vanessa's here. A little special old chat, just Vanessa and I.

Hi, guys.

But she did say that she informed Allie we were starting, and then you also told Jake, even

though you know the number one rule of Showvertime is we never tell Jake when we're starting or where we're doing it. I don't like to bully Jake. That's not bullying. That's ignoring. Totally different. I want him to feel included. I don't want anyone to feel left out. No, no, I know. But sometimes you understand he comes in here. He sits down. He opens his beer. He makes it all about him. And, you know, we have more important things, although we really don't, to talk about right now. Primarily, your addiction to caffeine, which has obviously gotten out of control as of late. Okay. You know what it is? It's the making of the coffee makes me so happy. Like when I woke up, I was like, it's okay. I'm going to make an espresso at work. And that makes me happy. And you were a barista. At some point, Jake's here. Jake found us. You were a barista at one point, right? Yeah, one time. Oh, have I shared this story with you guys? I don't think I have. Did you get fired?

No, I worked at this coffee shop in L.A. on sunset. It was like a building where actors and actresses would audition. And one time, Seth Rogan walked in. He's like, can I have an Americanado? Please. And what did you say? And I was like, you got it.

And he tipped me a dollar.

Seth Rogen gave you a dollar tip?

Yeah, but that honestly... Is it before he was famous?

No, he was famous already.

You knew who he was?

Yeah.

When was this?

Give me an idea of what...

I want to say this was 2016.

Oh, so he had a lot of hits under his belt already. Yeah, he was good.

But, like, I understand why he gave me a dollar. Like, it's just an Americano that doesn't deserve two dollars. I would think, I would think, uh, how much is the car cost? I don't know. I don't remember. I mean, percentage of the drink, it was probably a, let's just call it a four or five dollar drink. Yeah, that's a dollar.

I am nowhere near Seth Rogan fucking money and I...

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