Hi, Kayla. Welcome to Conan O'Brien Needs a Fan.

Hi, guys. I'm just hiding myself really quickly.

Oh, you know, you can click the dots and hide your own face on Zoom.

Oh, we can see you. We can see you perfectly.

That's ideal. You just didn't want to see yourself.

Precisely, yeah.

Kayla, you and I have a bit of a history and I think we should come clean.

Recently on a trip to New York, I take trips to New York to do some podcasts, other business,

and I was walking in the street with my good friend of many years, one of my oldest friends, Eric Rife.

I think we were near MoMA. Is that right, Kayla?

Very near MoMA. You were almost inside the museum.

Yeah. I tried to go inside, but it was immediately escorted out.

Most good museums, they know the scoop and they escort me on immediately.

But, Kim and I, you and I had an interaction and we chatted for a little bit.

And it was interesting because I think maybe the essence of me came out in this interaction.

Is that fair to say?

All the contours of your personality were there.

Well, I'm going to take that as a compliment, even though it really isn't something.

No, and I remember we chatted for a little bit and one of the things I had to do was an upfront where there's an audience

and actually recounted my interaction with Kayla in front of this audience and it got a big laugh.

And you've talked about this on the regular show as well.

Exactly. You want to do a brief recap?

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