The year is 1982 and won't somebody look out for the poor unemployed male actors?

The movie? Tootsie.

Hey everybody, welcome to Unspooled!

I am Paul Sheer. I'm Amy Nicholson.

And I'm so happy that the Clippers did such a great job in our playoffs.

Two wins! What an underdog! No one ever would have thought an Amy.

And how are the Lakers doing this playoff season?

Wow, you know, I think that's disrespectful to the star of last week's movie.

I'm just going to say that out there.

But I was like, well, I am so happy for you that you got to go to a Clippers game

and shoot the hot dog ticket. Amy, it was a lifelong dream for me to shoot hot meat

at the people at the Staples Center. I will tell you this.

I spoke to the guy who helped organize it.

And I said, oh, that was really fun. He goes, we got in trouble.

You shot a hot dog into the 300 section. No one's ever done that before.

It's just too high. It's just too high.

You got yelled out for shooting a hot dog to this section of people like me who can't afford expensive.

That's exactly what I said. They need that hot meat.

And I got so many tweets from people like, you got into the 300 section.

And I should be worse psyched that it went that high because they never get shit.

Anyway, people in the floor section don't eat free hot dogs.

Yeah, they don't want to eat that hot dog. And by the way, they do shove those hot dogs in

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