Like a turd in the wind

He does, it's such an epic entrance.

He looks a little bit like Kathy Bates.

He has a 70 years old, he looks chewy in it, and that's what I'm talking about.

He reminds me of the Andy Sandberg joke in the roast of James Franco when he just kills his whole bit of just like bombing on purpose and saying compliments and he turns to Jeff Ross and he goes, you melting hippo.

Dude, I think we, like, can we just get some sad thing out of the way really quick, but we got to talk about Norm Macdonald really quick if we could because like I'm still feeling like internally kind of devastated about it and it's just because like, you know, and the older we get, the more our heroes are passing away and legends are passing away and amazing creative artists are passing away.

And I think that there obviously will never stop. So we just have to like only ever see something like this is obviously something sad and, you know, however you want to react to it, but I think ultimately where we should end and in this segment when we're done talking about it, I think the way we should end it is is to appreciate the fact that we have this artist's work that we have access to still and there's an endless pool of Norm Macdonald comedy out there.

And I think we should just like, you know, end with appreciating that way, at least we'll have that and we got to live when he was around.

And his talk show, I thought it was a great interviewer.

Yeah, the Norm Macdonald has a show on Netflix, yeah.

And it was on YouTube for a while, I think, because of a bunch of episodes to live with.

Okay, so that's what I need to dig into because there was like people have been showing clips of him interviewing like amazing comedians, which is what the Netflix show is.

Like he interviews like Chevy Chase and like Lauren Michaels and like it's amazing.

It's really worth watching.

But I didn't know there was like a world of other things that he did that we all have to discover at this point.

I think that's wonderful.

But man, it's so sad.

What an interesting time we have right now in the realm of mourning.

Like you said, lost heroes, I guess in the world of media and entertainment because

20, 30 years ago, you would have the things that you watched mostly in your memory banks.

And it's like you couldn't go out and like just find things outside of a DVD or a movie that you wrote of that person.

And say what you will about how maybe the downfall of society is closely connected to us just swimming in all this content.

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