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scam. I apologize to everyone out there, but we're hang a blast we're having a lot of fun joined, as always by my trustee assistance, Sonomo session. It was your birthday yesterday, happy birthday, so thank you. Happy birthday, Matt Gorly, hey Matt, hi, guys yeah! So did you do anything fun for your birthday yeah? I did. What did you do? Well? I went on a hike with my mom. Then I went to Moscow that I saw my nieces. Then I went to dinner. Ok, I've heard of better birthdays. I'll, be honest with you all. I want you to know. I'm just saying I went on a hike with my mom. That's a no go for me. not with your mom, but your mom she's great. I love your mom. I love my mom too yeah. I mean I just said that I don't know her that. Well, but he's lovely. You know her pretty well and yes, she is a lovely person, so yeah, but We are just too high

with my mom and Costco, and then, where did you go to the old red rooster? What's your favorite restaurant, we went to a place called CAFE Santorini and Pasadena, which is a lovely balcony. It's very nice that we ate a Kabab dinner, which is, I know, you're gonna laugh. No, it's all I like to eat. Really all you want in life is a kabab and some dried fruit, roll up and you're set for life right. True in your hereyou're a cheap date, oh come on No! It's good know which one is at an insult. No, so when you go come on, I don't know, I don't want to be a cheap date. I want people to work. It well are you weigh yeah yeah yeah? What's your mom Cassio Nikobob? Who could ask for more

gorly what's happening on your end. Oh nothing. You know just not leaving my house yeah. Well, you tell a fine story and I can't wait for the movie and wait for the screenplay. Well, I'm not going to Costco. I can tell you that much no, oh you're worried about catching the the no I'm not worried about that kind of the cove is a snob. It doesn't go to Costco what it likes to hang out at higher end store. Come on it's true. It's I actually talked to covet and Covid is like. Oh, I don't think you and too much like refresh I'll, see you with load and tailor it hangs out at mostly high end stores. I think Costco can be high end. Of course again I love Costco. I had a Costco card. I can't see you in Costco, I feel like I love feel overwhelmed. What do you mean because there's a lot going on and I feel like you just walk in and be like? No, I loved it. I loved it. I bought nine hundred pounds of anything always said it's. I don't even care what it is. I just want nine hundred pounds of it. It does seem like you, get lost and then end up staying the night in there. Oh you're saying I would not one you mean I specifically would yeah like you get lost in there and couldn't find the door and then the lights would go off and you just sleep in economy, size, bag of you're, going to get lost anywhere, get lost in a Costco. If you're going to be trapped, Aywhere get trapped in a costco when a zombie apocalypse comes, I will go to a Costco and I'll just hang out. There I'd eat eight hundred pounds of sugar pops. I would sleep I great inflatable mattress. I build a fort out of John.

and massive you know, cases of Brill, open and you know, zombies, wouldn't leave me. They just leave me alone. I'd watch nine televisions at the same time, yeah! That's what I do. I love it. Oh, what a dream! I would eat only those hot dogs, those like sixty cents, hot. You know what I'm gonna say something and I may be going out on a limb here, but you always know the best meat is the cheapest meat. Excuse me, the cheapest, always pay as little as possible for any meat you're ingesting and it would guarantee to be the best for you and the highest quality. Sometimes I go to IKEA just to eat their meatballs, because you can have like twenty meatballs wait a minute. You go to a dollar fifty, so you walk into an IKEA with a plate and

you don't even buy anything you just load up on meatballs all I can do one better in that demand and I have gone there just for dinner, not even to shop. You ve got larger or media went to. I see a just to eat dinner, disables meatballs. Now, whatever that link and buried, you said you did you sit at a table that you built and then and then I assure me and ass- I wouldn't touch that India Particle Board. Well, it's good enough for the rest of us of what I will eat their meatballs and how well meal for three dollars. They pretty gas and it's worth it and good company ass. They sat me I'll, go with you next time that a good IKEA, ok with you guys for dinner, will take you for your birthday, belated birthday, double date. I have good I'm in Europe. come now. I can't go on now, you just do you take a lot of the attention away in people,

like? Oh, it's coning and excuse me, I don't think they go. It's Conan, I think they go, and then they hear coral singing and light comes in through the windows that's much brighter than sunlight and I I touch them in their wounds. Are here anyway yeah. I just love that coning item

I don't think so. What is that? My son? That's what my son says my son's like every morning goes: oh, it's coning! You can come! You can come to IKEA for meat all bees, they're gonna make fun of us the whole time. I'm not! You know me I like to get yes, I do like. I said that I enjoy the good things in life and I would go to IKEA for the meatballs. I would go to Costco for the hot dogs. I just hang out at gas stations sometimes to work the air pump, because it's free, I do go to gas stations and I'm like is the air free and they're like yeah, and then I just spray it into the air like wasteful and they're. Like Sarah, you and I'm like, if you said it was free right yeah, but you can inflate anything, you say it was free and then like wait a minute you gotta lights, quorum.

Is it I hear the lepers, oh, my god, that only lepers out there I'll heal them all right enough of our Tom foolery and skullduggery. Yes, please. We must continue. We should continue. Yes, yeah absolutely. Should we're not done we're only getting stars, we're just getting started and way MOS go on. I don't even know who was I started. I was gonna do a Kennedy impression and then I stopped halfway through and it was like John F Kennedy with a mouth full of milk shade.

Why, on the why we swallow the milkshake JFK, it's cool to have brain prays. That's a Jimmy Stewart yeah! That's my store you with a milkshake! That's what I've just realized is that when John F Kennedy drinks a milkshake and doesn't swallow it because he's afraid of brain freeze, he turns on Jimmy store. That's not what you'll condo for your contrast ask what your country can do for you. You say enough of our skullduggery Tom foolery and bill baggery. My guest today is a talented, an actress writer into, actor who start as an Perkins in the hilarious, NBC Series, parks and recreation or as I went to college parks right, that's my own nickname. I came up with now. You can see her alongside Bill Murray in the new film on the rocks available on Apple tv plus this

Friday? What can I say? I adore her. I'm excited to talk to her Jones, welcome

You know I want to fill the listeners in on something which is- and this has not happened before, but we were all set to talk to you when we had a complete engineering meltdown on our end, the likes of which I could not hear you. I could hear you you could hear me. I started doing a bit that I thought was hilarious about how I really didn't want to talk to you yeah. It was fun what yelp review? Would you give that bit? It would be. It would be like two and a half stars, but then in the review it would be nicer than the stars. So I'm doing that and then we lose you completely, and I was thinking wait a minute. I was just doing that bit like oh good. I got talk to Rashida, knowing that you could hear me and then thinking what, if I don't get to talk to you again, because this whole thing blows up and you leave like fuck him right and then I went into a shame spiral. So then we had a deep shaped spiral. So then I'm yelling at at my mic get a hold of Rashida's people, we're sending her something amazing. Today, she's, like my favorite person, all true, and so I think we're sending you a pony right now, exactly not amazing. What do you mean a pony is great wow. Wait, I'm so sorry that you had. I can't believe that you don't have enough faith in our actual friendship to think that or my

or my Maya nuanced approach to Carmody to think that after all that I would be ok, I thought. Maybe you ve changed me two weeks since I last saw you I thought. Maybe you ve become indifferent person. It's possible heights. A hundred times aim is possible. You know, I think it's ok to talk about, I'm not saying too much here, but I was on a beach and I was wearing a european speedo and nothing else, and I ran to you and your extremely talented man, Azra and your lovely child, and then one thing lead to another and we are all back sitting in front of sitting on a beach deck yeah and I'm gonna Pictish give a shot out to these people. You brought this

drink that I had never heard of before. Do you remember the drink? It was this white claw white, claw, yes, white, claw white claw as returned me onto it. Yeah yeah, white claw and you guys were like you've, got to have this. It's white claw and I thought what are they talking about and I had some even it's like a culture that I think has some. It's like a hard Selzer yeah I had about fifteen felt nothing you're tall, yeah, very call. You were very kind to drive me to the hospital and was was saying, I'm telling you. This has become a thing white claw and look. I'm gonna be very I'm not getting paid white cloud would probably pay me not to mention them, I'm sure I'm in death now for any product, but the next day I saw all these cool young people walk around the beach holding white claw yeah, and I thought you guys know what's happening. I don't

I'm a little older and as definitely more in touch with the youth- and he had told me that an outsold white cloth out sold beer Coachella. I think, last year it's really like making it smart. It has. It looks so beautiful because it looks healthy. Yes, it's a beautiful can yeah and- and it has like enough alcohol, but then it doesn't look like it has an alcohol. So, like you don't feel like you're, I don't know, maybe breaking the law. Is that? Can you break a law by having open but alcohol in California. I think that it is not a law break.

Yeah. I think you were all breaking the law, but again so here the next day as everybody else carrying these things around and I have to say you drink it and you're like there's no alcohol in that, and then you try more and then you try more and I was pouring like turpentine into it to get a kick, but it was fantastic. Absolutely one can just one. I know I'm trying to put it out there that I'm in yes, that's true, you get one. You want people to think your tolerance is low. Why? What is the better of that? I don't know it. Just might it's something to remember me by it's something: it's a hook like it makes you seem sort of fragile yeah left fragile, yeah vulnerable. It feels me feel vulnerable. Oh on a look out. He has. I don't know I'm playing around here.

One of the aims set out to white claw and how much I love tat ass, a lawyer. That's what I'm sending you, I'm sending your pony and, like Zat, run like law without delay and well. I know what the Ladys like trust me. I am. I am delighted to talk to you because I have always been a big admirer of yours and we ve done friendly over the years, and I am sorry so impressed with the way that handled your handled your career and made it so multi dimensional thinking I have this theory, and you tell me if you think I'm right, I always thought it helped as a child. If you don't quite know what your niche is, you don't quite know there are some people that early on they know they're a jock or they know they're this. They know they're that that and then there some some people that haven't don't quite

know how they fit in, and I always felt part of your fuel might be that you maybe, as a child, didn't quite know, you know what I mean. Am I a this? Am I a that? You know what I mean am I are you trying to say that I don't excel it anything, because that's how I feel that's exactly what I was yeah. That's who you're saying right, you excel it! Nothing! No! You excel it! You you, but you know what I'm saying is that you? Yes, I do I do I do I do. I think I feel like if I had a skill, the skill would be that I'm like pretty pretty good at several things. You know like I don't a deftly, didn't put all my eggs in one basket because I just didn't. I don't have that natural gift. You know when somebody has like an incredible voice. They have no choice, they have to be sing. And then they have to try to be the best. for a time which will take their talent and- add some skill to it and push them to the next level, but I definitely didn't have

that thing that stood out, so I like Qana, got good at a lot of things and also, I would just say to my my parents, credit, but my dad always incur It's me to be good at two things. He was even Obviously he believes in. You know honing here skills and your talents, like he he was the one who was like diversify, diversify your skill portfolio that so amazing, coming from your dad mean major figure of the twenty twenty first century kind of

success and clear ability that he was like saying here. You gotta head your back. That's the kind of advice. Tat had been like a c p, a Yankee or like a pool, cleaner he'd say I don't put it all in one place. You know that's, but it is the intelligent advice, but I think he also. I mean he is it's all within music, but he did excel at several things with the music, so he could pivot. So if he was producing and there wasn't work happening from producing, he could go tredah, hustle scoring movies and then at that and work out he could. He could always do arrangements and get paid parental it. So you know he had some variety within his within his world. So that's kind of I think when he met like he was at its fine. If it's it's a boat they're, both an entertainment but try to be good at two things, not one for you say in interviews that you're half black half jewish, your bluish, which is a term

I can't relate to that. I am not that I am one hundred percent, I'm one hundred and ten or literally a none of that I have none of that. I shouldn't even be talking about being flesh because I so can't relate. But what I can relate to is as a kid. I tried a bunch of things and for a while, I thought I'm not going to be in show business I just have to be a good student. That's what I have to be, because there's no way I'm ever going to be in show business and then found out that your treats- It was kind of the same in some ways very much so I mean, I think, probably what I was doing that you weren't doing. I was rebelling against my family, because you know I was, oh everybody's, in show business. So I'm not gonna. Do that because I'm gonna do do something.

A slight, be a lawyer. I'll show you gotta be attacks. A journey and battles show them, but if you want, I am, I know only too well. That was my way of labelling was likely to deciding. I was gonna, be an academic, you know and a good and a really good student- and you know I was sick, awaited individual, so yeah I had the same thing. Is you where I was like? I'm not, I'm not gonna be in show business, because I also at the time I thought like show. Business is flighty, it's it's! It doesn't require anything but like the need to be looked at and seen you know

and I think once I got over that, like the reason I did it was, I don't think it was because I wanted to be. Oh maybe it was, I don't know I'm not gonna psychoanalyze, but because I wanted to be like accepted or seen or said yes to, but once I realized there was something else to it and there was like a bit of a craft and the science to it. I found it interesting, but I think I had to make it my own first, because I was so I was so steeped in that growing up. You know. No, it almost shows like a comedy sketch where your mother and father, both very famous accomplished people who are entertainers and then you

You know get accepted to Yale LAW School and they act like you're in a cold and they're. Trying to get you out, what are we going to deal with here and there are coming by understand, just come again in the Van get in the van again in advance. How fast listen? They didn't wanna D programme me because the truth is both of my parents, because they are so curious and loved reading and wanted to just absorbed the world. I think they were priests, sakes that that was. That was what I wanted to do, because there's some part of them obviously were related, but there's some part of them that one at that for themselves, steel and for so many reasons they didn't person Do that and you were when you say that you are a nerd, then growing up where you yes, I know it's psychic, so cliche and I shall like every how it acts that I was in her, but I was I was right. I had a computer and nineteen eighty was it

when it was not cool to have computers. Very few people remember that there was a time where only nerds had computers and not the entire world. You had a computer before Steve Jobs and then he saw yours and I started apple. He took it so awkward, no, but he was like a hero. To me I mean my apple to C was my life, my flow, disks and my modem and my printer and my apple to c plus for my life. This is how old I am because my senior year in college nineteen, eighty five, I had to write a thesis like a hundred page paper and I didn't have a computer but

There was one in the mother House, there was in a closet and mother House and it looked like a refrigerator and you'd put a floppy disk in it, and then it was coin operated, so you would feed coins into it and then you would get to use it for like twenty minutes. No, and so I went, and I got all these coins and I had him in a red bucket and I was jamming coins in and then it would give me twenty minutes and I'd say William Fucker clearly was operating on a level of. What's that word. Are you sure it wasn't? Just like an arcade game? You were just yelling at Galaga. You know what I didn't do well on the thesis. I think it was an arcade game. I think you're right my favorite thing, though I really want to confuse in that room and the computer coins in a write off for you. I just wrote a thesis on Foner and I blew up a planet. At the same time I good job on it. Everyone was laughing at me, but I did get the high score on Galactica right on my favorite thing was it it was the size of a refrigerator and it was changed to the wall as if someone was going to take this thing, you would need nine hundred people and a mule to take this thing. Kids will never know now. They'll, never understand how different it was, though they won't. I remember writing my thesis and I had

I had a computer, but I had order, all the books. All of my research I had to order like a year before, because how else was I gonna get we didn't have the internet, so I was I gonna research and I had to order a program because I wrote my thesis on indian, full I suppose I do program to like transliterate into SAM script. So I could get all of the characters that I needed to I mean it was a whole I had to be so prepared, which is very hard to do in your twenty, like they get out of bed. You know, I never thought I'd be at this point, but I got to this point so quickly that I'm talking like an old man to my children- and I realized at one point- there's a generation gap between me and my younger brother who, when he was in college, everybody had a computer, they need led around they cut.

and pay some stuff on the internet. They pressed return, they gonna paper and I was using a typewriter and a refrigerator that was really an archaic game himself and he's gonna. Whatever he's ten years younger than I am so there is a huge gap between me and my youngest brother, just in so. But this brings me to my next point, which is that one of the things that I always relate to with you is this a practical reality that I feel I did come from must have come from your parents where so many people would give their left arm to have the onscreen with television or film. The work you've done. You've had a fantastic career and you were saying to yourself the whole time. I need to be a writer and I need to find out more

out how to produce how to make things how to direct how to get behind how to write how to get behind the scenes, and I remembered feeling no one ever wanted me really to be on camera. That was more accidental than anything else. I'm serious, I'm not being false. I don't, and no one would certainly ever want me in a movie, but I feel like you could easily have thrived just being an actor yeah. I mean I think You know that same thing. You were talking about where I don't I didn't you know I didn't have this kind of. For natural gift. For one thing, I think the do they know. probably like the most about myself is. I will probably do okay in places like I could, if, if you took away all my all These things I've been so lucky to have and like dropped me somewhere and told me had to get like a corporate job or drop me somewhere, and I had to be a or drug

would probably do okay, like most things like I'm. You know I'm pretty adaptable in that way, and I think I looked at the long game of acting and it wasn't as much about fulfillment as it was about like oh, like this is this is really sexist, so the opportunities for women, this start to just like drop off a cliff at a certain age. If you don't generate material yourself and then also lake. Also, in terms of material like you are. You are bound onto what other people make always like yours, opportunity is fully tied up. It's like it's like playing stock I guess you got a huge crash like all of those stocks are blocked today or whatever like it's that all time with acting, you know we're like you, can't always All of your money is in this bank that somebody else's controlling and it just started to feel like I don't I think this is a great pleasure for me, because

I do have friends, and I know people that I really respect to. They love disappear into parts. They love to give themselves over. To do actors and movies and scripts way. That's like beautiful magical the watchful eye. Think I have that skill set. That makes me perfectly compatible with that as a lifetime career right. When I ran into a couple weeks ago. The first thing I said was because I am, I think I had watched it a week before. What as the documentary that you Quincy that you made about your dad, and I was really impressed her said because I find it so difficult. To imagine to make a documentary about your father or someone you're that close to and that emotionally tied to, and yet I thought it was also a very emotionally complex piece of work. It wasn't just dad's the greatest. Do you know what I mean? You really show so many different layers there and I thought

I was really impressed with it. It's a fantastic documentary and that's you really don't I'm guess. I took a long time to do. Yeah it took about six years from when I first started filming to whenever on Netflix I mean thank you for saying that I had a partner. My Al Hicks, who was my direction partner, was so essential because he is not my dad's daughter and he loves my dad and they knew each other, but he's like australian and mellow and could see things from a distance in the way that I couldn't you know but but yeah MIKE the whole idea was there's no way. I can do this movie unless I tell the truth- and I can't tell the truth and less I really have ownership over it. What the final product is, my dad was very cool was like don't show me anything until you're done. Thank God. I I That's the only way we could have done. but there were lots of times when we were filming.

Special you know. There's an incident in the movie were my dad. dies and you're gonna. We stopped storming completely and I we I was, it was crying, this mode for a family but brother and I both kind of filmed a little bit in the hospital really to show my dad after the fact which, what it looked to us because he was so out of it and he was horrifying just to see how helpless he was yeah, but we made decision that decision to put it in there because to tell the whole story and tell the truth, and also because, thank God, my dad recovered. And you know we we wanted to do that as a means of intervention to get him to stop drinking and he just kind of woke up and was like I'm not drinking anymore, which is you know, he's as he's a whole different species of human being just stopped drinking in his eighties for the first time in his life, but he loves life, and so he kind of chose life in front of his infer it was drinking by, but we had.

To put that in, and that was that really to me was it defined the movie in a sense because we're. Gonna, be honest and, like that's that's my job as a daughter really is too is too let him be seen by the world to it in all the ways that he should be seen. You know, you're, I think, is one of them it's! Where the more you see of ham, some US, it's a kinda, John Lennon, where, if you see a, if you see the highs and lows, if you see the more you see of the struggle, the more you admire the person, you know that that this idea that a documentary, if you want to serve some one well, should only show them as a heroic figure and it should be propaganda. That's no! You dont end up being attached to the person afterwards. I don't like those kinds of movies, because I feel like I'm being lied to anyway. You know. Well, I wouldn't

like it, if it was about me- and I yeah, I know I'm sure the whole point was your high alcohol tolerance yeah, it's incredible. He can have so many white claws he's highly sexual he's flawless like something like that. I shot. You know what I mean. I don't know I do. I just listen. Wait till your kids get to that age and I'm sure that they'll make a documentary about how perfect you are on her nose, my children. She knows what a hit job that documentary is going to be. I take socks very seriously yeah, they cover my feet and my feet need to be covered and you know who makes the best socks in my opinion, oh bombus, they make the most comfortable socks in the history of feet. They do.

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Kids were upstairs freaking out that you were really yes, yes in this really at any time, and it was funny because the first time you came over my son has a way of not always tuning into what's happening around him. I think he sailed through the room said hi to a bunch. Bunch of people said to you. This is you know, I don't know to three years ago, went out the other side of the door and then realized in retrospect that you were there, so he freaked out

retroactively. They adore you and will have built that will have, has to stay. Well, there's a reason that I'm friendly with heads of state and then I have them to my house- I I think I could probably be ineffective leader of the world. You are as effective later. Thank you know, but anyway they they. I also like it when they admire somebody who I know to be like that's the kind of person you should be admiring. This is someone who is really worked hard and is multi, talented and a really decent human being. That's the praise it shit about that. They do actually do these important to them, yet they do care about that. They do is why it s why they don't like Tom Hanks, whose a notorious work when it whenever someone's thing is, you know he's such a nice guy. You know it's covering four, but we all talk about. It is actually ridiculous like how how lovely is I just always bless my mind? He enrietta are like the nicest people in the world. There very kind people he's like the kind of guy just comes by our now and then with with plasma he'll. Just say, like you want some plasma. You know you want then strain, and I say ya: I shall take it. You know I was going to ask you about working with Sophia cope line. Are you guys have you have a history? You guys are going to the firm, really long time, yeah we have we and we ve been friendly for a long time, and I met her through my acting coach. I was doing a workshop in my twenties and Cynthia came.

kind of like get some directing acting knowledge and she was work shopping a movie, and I got to work with her for like a month and I played that character in lost in translation, that scare Johanson ended up playing, and that was like by far the coolest thing that had ever happened to me as an actor. I didn't get the job but right just being able to work with her and you know get into a character that deeply at the time I was like just you know, auditioning for like law and order. Guest are spots and things like That's not me, but you know what I mean

Like a were you a body on land, or can I Jason one of the biggest regressive my life is that I never booked law and order like it's a right of passage when you move to New York and you're, an actor like every single actor has done an episode of law and order, and I haven't I wish body well, I haven't here, you have played a dead body more than you've fifteen times, you've played dead body. No, I'm well into your go. No, you I'm kidding. You're gonna people gonna see be funny. If your we're doing it. I would like to do it late in my career, when I don't have to be doing it. I would like to be a body, and I'd always like to the cop standing over me to go what a mess. I can't even recognize them, and then they start talking about features that aren't a result of my wound. They're just featured look at those thin lips at those Bdi. So that's what a dead guy looks like. Oh you even dead, then I get up. Hey guys, cut it out. Well, actually, cool. Speaking of I think that Filmer, my dad played

the dead mayor of Pawnee on parks and wreck. Without what it was he was. I know he was in a casket into certain point. I don't know that. I didn't know that he had guessed, he had a guess: Roland parks ya you enough to fact check that somebody tis not drunk, I sober a pretty quick. I mean I'm curious about you read for the part that Scarlett Johansson played and lost in translation. You know, as well as a favour to Sophie and to help her out then Scarlett Johansson gets through. If I were you, I would have been so every time I saw the movie I'd shout out. I've done that differently. I have done that. I have even if I went to sought in the theater and stood up and said not the way I did it. Mine was more subtle. One of my favorite stories is of a friend of a friend who is like an actor was having like a pretty rough time getting jobs, and you know spending a lot of time at home, with his kids four year old, my friend was over the four year old is watching Spiderman and good Spiderman spider man.

and brutal and right when he said that I almost got that role for Europe

Does he had heard his dad say it's so much while there are watching movies they treated as they could have been me. If I had a parrot they live with me. It would always be saying he's that that funny Eric, I think I know what I do. I think that actors and parts are destined for each other. You know that now obviously lost in translation like that was a moment and they conduct moment and it could have only ever been scarlet bill. You know when you know so great so now you're working with Bill Murray, and I can't even imagine I again- I do not have your skill said. I am not an actor, but I think if I was in a scene with Bill Murray, I'd, keep stepping outside my body and say: oh that's so cool I'm in a scene with Bill Murray like this is, is surreal and confusing as an as a long time. Admirer of his, but you know than the Good NEWS was weed

together before so it wasn't like. If I was was just out out. I probably would have been because it is a lot it's a lot to digest, but we are friends and we worked together before and not for this many days in a row ever, but I was in the bill Murray Chris Special that Sophia directed and Bill did an episode of my show Angie Tribeca. So we had a little bit of experience on camera but yeah. I know it was completely and utterly nerve. Racking he's also. I know him and I don't know if he changes into a different person. I've always known. I mean this comedy context, he's always been very nice to me and very Bill Murray. You know I, but I don't know if you're working with him in an acting situation, if he changes in any way or if he's still Bill Murray. Do you know what I'm saying he's do I do I'm in here you know he's there's something about him: he's just

serious his. He is a sort of an island of a person, but as an actor he's very available and present and can listens, and us what does so many beautiful things about doing anything like he just has a very, very fine tuned instrument going on there, not just a comedy, but with with all of it. With the motion you know, but yeah there is something that's always going to be like the minute we stopped rolling he's. You know like bill, Murray and then we're on the street, and everybody wants to hang out with him. Everybody wants to have an experience with him and I don't think that'll ever ever change, but I do feel like. I probably know pretty well, we spent a lot of time together and I know him pretty well, and I do I really adore him

as a human being. I was at a party years ago and my daughter, it was the first time my wife and I went to a party after our daughter was born and she was a couple of months old, but we just went to this party because we thought we can do it and we'll bring the baby and it was like a new year's Party and Bill Murray was at this party and I was holding my daughter who was just a couple of months old and rocking her, and he went no. No, no, that's not how you do it. That's not how you do it. This is how you do it and then I'll never forget is that he had a drink in his hands like a gin and tonic, and he put in the breast pocket of his job

he jammed a genetonic into the in a Tumber glass into the best. You know like the breast nipple pocket of his sports jacket. I'm sorry, I call it the nipple pocket because I cut a little hole in there, so I can put my finger in and rub my nipple and people think I'm trying to get the link out. So don't judge me Rashida Jones. If I want to rub my nipple through a secret, all I made great fine, fine, fine anyway, I digress. I digress Jesus Christ anyway. He jammed that drink into the breast pocket of his jacket and then proceeded to instantly rock my child to sleep, and I thought I wouldn't let anyone else who was holding an alcoholic drink

and additions to their pockets like that, but it's bill, Murray and I know everything's going to be okay, everything's going to be about him. Sophia and they'll. Both have a magic about them and I infuriating because its ineffable indescribable, but if you're, if you're near it or around it like you get some of the kind of like you know The aftershocks of it or, like you know. of want to stand close to them so that you can like get some of the charm or that you know, but

both have it where they just like. They create like an atmospheric like an orb, almost yeah and when you're in it it's it's like a really really nice place to be well. I think it's genius casting that he's your dad in this. You know, I think it's you can tell it just it just feels like there's a lot of affection there, and if there is a history there, that's real between a father and a daughter and then of course, obviously there's the stuff that we would all have with our parent. Yeah, and that's I mean that's real too, like I love bill and also so he drives me crazy. I Maybe that's made me suitable for this job, because I wasn't just gonna be fully enamored with him in a way where I couldn't break him down when I needed to. You know right, that's kind of an important part of this character too, but yeah. Hopefully it is relatable. I mean there's. Obviously some stuff overlap with me and my dad, because my dad has a big Chloe

personality that everybody wants to be around, but I think in general, like it's just relatable, in the sense that daughters of fathers and fathers who love their daughters, it's it's hard to figure out who you are like through all that light and love of your dad, like you, have to also get past set and figure out what you want your life to be like

and who you want to be outside of being a daughter going through that my daughter is about to be seventeen, and you know I spend a lot of time just one day, you're a dad and then you can spend a lot of time. Thinking about I am I doing this is the right way. Am I being the dad that she needs me to be, and obviously you don't want to overthink it, but my agents and manager told me that she's fine, that's all you can do- is just outsource. The parenting I'm told she's getting quite tall and I'm told she's happy to make sure every month. Well every month would be excessive. Once every six months I got a drawing that a police artist as on every six months, but I cannot say this enough. I think there are many people

people born maybe into your situation, and I yes, I do credit your parents, but I also really credit you you're, a very impressive person I dont like to be nice on my ipod casts like this, but is now a year. I'm I'm running a considerable time. Uncomfortable I'm in here I sit so now I my eyes, and you know it comes from lake, I'm so hard on myself, and I wouldn't you know it's been a it's been a lifetime of figuring out how to love myself in a real way. Where I can not

So I actually call myself names and I have to stop doing that, but I'm very hard on myself. So it's nice to hear you say it because I'm not going to say it. Are you getting better at it because and all joking aside, when you said that you call yourself names, I have spent and Sona you'll back me up on this. I am brutally hard on myself and mean to myself I'll, shout it myself out loud if I'm brushing my teeth because I'll suddenly remember something that I think I could have done better, and I don't like that. I do not want my kids to be like that and I don't know how you got to it. I mean to me it's a work in progress, but I don't know I have to just work really hard like I have to when I hear myself and I you know like I aware of the way that I'm thinking I just have to wonder if I treat anybody else like that and if I wouldn't than I have to stop doing it, I can't treat myself worse than I treat. Other people doesn't feel right

everybody poorly no side by side with radio active writing down, it's a daily reality. This practice and I think, having children, does help a law Yankees. Then you start to think wait a minute. If anyone talk to my son or my daughter, the way I just talked to myself, I would kill vast lack, remind us, killing, stick and I'd kill them by this, and I think it's one of the reasons why, unfortunately, your adept at both acting but then also writing, because I think the writers mind is hyper self critical. It's weird you because, as the kind of thing you don't want to get rid of together, because it is no. It is how you right, and it is how you create, but like king,

control. Is you only are critical with yourself when you need to be and not control me? I didn't want to say that I never question. Why would be hard on myself, but knowing you and then hearing you save a year have have not always been nice to yourself and that you ve been really hard on yourself. I think, but you receive his forehead widgets either that they so where does it disconnects? You know remains here, just as it did yeah. I don't see why you would ever do that in a million years, and am I I'm I'm sure that everyone listening and you have so many fans feel the same way, but that's how it is, and people should know. That is how it is, and I think I think loneliness system is the human condition right baseline human condition. You come here long, you leave alone. You have to figure out how to fill your time and and also try a fine joy through that by those are all optional thing. Doesn't the bottom line is

it's hard to be alive. Obviously you know I won the lottery in so many ways and I would never not acknowledged the privilege of that by being in being stuck in your own head in your emotions can sometimes be a chaotic place that nobody else would ever ever understand right, and so I that's why I try my best to also not judge. You know when there's a great economic, an expression that site don't compare your insides somebody else's outside right, because just not a fair comparison. You just don't know how people feel in their own bodies ever so. that to me as like just a tool to remain at the threat it towards other vassal, including myself, and we do live in a culture of envy and hey she's in movies and on television and guess, to write and produce, and so her life is amazing and they don't understand that its complex, My life is amazing, but sometimes I can feel it.

You know like? I think a lot of people feel that way right. I saw that movie. Did you watch that show kids movie that documentary about? Oh, it's very good, it's made by Alex Winter. You know that after he's now a documentarian, it's really good and he talks to a lot of kids, who grew up famous, Will Wheaton and male Jovovich Mara. What's her name Mara, Wilson, who played Matilda and they just talk about the experience of you know it's so pronounced when you're a kid kid they're. young and talented and their famous, and everybody loves them in. That's all you want when your kid, but not one of them says I like. I wish you all the way that's a change it. Oliver I have long

contained their fame, and attention and adulation is the most powerful drug in the world is more powerful than any other drug. Any pharmaceutical company has come up with an that air go, no child should be famous, it should just say almost shouldn't be allowed, as should be like a low hundred law, because you would not give a five year old, a powerful opium, Lloyd you just would or heroin you just would never do it. I think it's heartbreaking. This same thing can be said for social media guess not guarantee. Now I like wire kids allotted per taken this thing, that's literally designed to get them, well, you did that amazing black mirror episode nosedive that you cholera with make sure, and I thought that every if you haven't seen that episode of black mirror check it out nosedive with price Douze Howard, it is fantastic

and I think it is one of the best. Yes, you are slight there's like a slight exaggeration, which is, I think, one of the things black far is so good at, but you guys took social media and you took it to not really that much further than where we are right. Now you took it maybe fifteen years into the future or maybe five, and you saw how completely obliterating it is to a human identity, because it changes your behavior because you're now interacting I mean this is like a quote from Jaron Lanier who's, like a great he's just a great thinker on this subject. He's in here speaks a lot in that movie, so the social dilemma, but, but you know you're now taking the third party, that's controlling and changing, and manipulating and interfering with, the behaviour between P2P. right just like that? That episode is about that which is like you will change your behavior based on the consequences of behaviour, as is told to you by the algorithm, Why love that episode and had no

idea didn't. I know that you would call written at an EU level before yes- and I know when I heard you add- there was a little jealousy and envy my or that you would have been involved, and so anyway will discuss at another time. You're really heard, I'm so sorry. Well, whenever I don't like being out John left and right, but that's what you guys go in here. I guess you do at all, and I do one thing Jesus. This took a turn unless wrap up what we ve learned from which she,

Jones, which is no child should be famous. We must love ourselves washed out for social media. Everything in moderation, white claw is the drink that you should be looking for, kids and it feels like the strangest wrap up of my personality ever, but I'll take it for today. This is just for today. Can we say visions for today's day and it's creepy if a man rubs a hole all into?

breast pocket so that he can rub his nipple on a subway and people. Think he's just. I call it a nip it's more creepy that he calls it a nipple pocket to be real, honest. Well, I just call it a pocket and pocket Rashida Jones. I adore you and I really admire you and I'm very happy for you. So thank you very much for doing this. Really. This was so fun. I could have done this for hours, but well then, let's do four more hours. Well, I gotta go, and I really it's really fun. I really apologize. There's a pony and some chocolates and some wine hitted your way, and I just really apologize for the don't worry. I will it's the time we live in. You know.

I want an engineering studio. Sounds too, you should have worked in aid, go rip, some people, some you assholes non cash serious and as such it shall guy. I would never do that. People working for me right, soda,

Did you see her chill guy, I'm such a chill guy, I'm MS chill all right. It seems like it. Oh god I hate when she bites into fruit. It's just so. I'm bookending it with fruit. Yeah just see love fruit. Oh that's! Who forgot to mention that I love fruit and you love fruit. You love biting into it into a very sensitive microphone, hey Rashid. I hope I see you soon and same yeah say I'm you're the best. I really have fun we're just gonna put that on a loop, all right, bye, okay, this is no lie, but the product I'm talking about now is a product which is in my refrigerator every day. I think I have this bread every day open up the refrigerator Dave's, killer bread. Have you had this on? Have you had Dave's killer bread? Oh, I have had Dave. I don't know You said that in such a way it came out that way. I bet you have

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That was a stupid idea. I woke up this morning and I was thinking to myself. People small business needs are evolving. Oh you thought that all by yourself yeah. I just thought that, as I said it out loud and then I was thinking. There's a lot of uncertainty right now and then it's probably I don't know important that people have the right team in a coincidence that that's what's on this ad copy, I don't have any copy, I'm just talking. Okay, and so it back got me thinking when your business is ready to make the next higher Linkedin jobs can help by matching your role with qualified candidates, so that you can find the right person quickly. You just thought that yeah then I got up and I brushed my teeth and I was thinking Linkedin man, that's gonna. help small businesses that are evolving it's an community professionals with more than seven hundred and six million members worldwide than I start to get dressed. They Madge.

post, they contact candidates from a single view on the familiar Linkedin com as functions are streamlined on the one simple screen. I comb, my hair, I went downstairs. I made myself some some flapjacks thinking all this yeah. They said I can identify strong candidates with their efficient rating system to help quickly get your job in front of more qualified candidates. Wow, okay, my wife said: what's up, how are you did you sleep? Well, I said I did then I said you know you can use Linkedin on your mobile device, no matter where the day takes you and she said what are you talking about, and I said I'm just talking about how Linkedin jobs can help you hire the right person faster. She said: are you okay? I mean? Are you all right now? Should I call a doctor- and I said, look honey when your business is ready to make the next higher find the right person, with linked in jobs and cheap start to call a doctor so nine one. One said you can pay what you want and get the first fifty dollars off. The ambulance showed up just it.

linked in dotcom, Slash Conan. They loaded me into the ambulance, that's linked in dot com code into get fifty dollars off your first job post. They put an auction mask over me and then I just add and remove the mask ass had taken off and he took it off, and I said terms and conditions apply. Then they took me a hospital Lincoln.

All right, let's go to the voicemail bag and listen to some calls from the people. What do you guys say? Yes, let's do it a few episodes back? You joked about how you weren't, even given a name in your family, because you had so many kids right away and that's a voicemail is pertaining to that. Okay, hi everybody! I just wanted to share a little print that I was listening to you very intently talk about how irish family stop naming their children. I married a one hundred percent irish man. He was the four child of six, and recently we were looking to apply for dual citizenship for he and our children, so he had to pull his birth certificate and id match his parent,

I never gave him a first name is eighty five years old and he just found out that's his baby saving, that's er. I know it was a little funny, but it's not it's a real thing. Thanks guys, look. Let me make something very clear: yeah I was joking, but I was also not joking jokes are based in reality and yes, the family. I grew up in kids, started coming fast and furious, and things got a little chaotic. I mean kids were every day. You'd go into the bathroom would be a new person there and you'd say who are you and they'd be like? Oh am I who are you, and it was just that's how it is so. I do think my dad.

Stalled on naming me for a little bit. Ok told me, you know that they know I was the number three and they ended up having six, and I think by that point, Mr Zoellick. Well now we'll figure it out. Yes, the rush and so on. I think it's when he was saw the movie Coney and the barbarian nineteen eighty that he said hey that works, and I think that at the time I was seen of thirteen yeah have a name. Was that long? I d, never name Ansari Wooded areas. Call you are. They call me baby, o Brien, I was just a baby o Brien and they called me that up until I think I was thirty three up now and I did get an aim fairly quickly. I took my dad at a low while, but he came up with a name, but I I sympathise with this woman tat. She found out what I already knew, which is the Irish. We go for a quantity of equality right which does have a lot of kids, and one of them will do something. Ok, that's that's the idea and who cares with their name is yeah. You know yeah, I mean your family, especially it was. You don't have that much difference between your siblings, no rhyme lies. I'm born, I think, five months after my brother Luke O, which we ve, what we ve consists. Scientists came and talk to my parents, and it was that it was in the papers in the local paper where we're spaced about five months. Apart, no understood it yeah, that's a kangaroos can have a baby being birth, but one why warming up in the oven? Yes, like if assembly law, no, it's true, it's how they make the burghers at any fast food restaurant you, you have to have one warming on the conveyor belt on others, finnish cooking, so yeah Milvain Biological sent. This is true, I twice and I'm not even this, not a joke. Outside shout of rice scientists around the world visited my parents and said you're having these children five months of hard Luke was almost done when I was being formed yeah- and you know he was telling me in the womb- don't touch my stuck up even saying, like that. You know

stuff over there's mine and that's my poster and you know it don't touch it and I couldn't wait for him to move out yeah and then I got to have. I got the

Have a couple of months on my own in there once he was gone, so I took down his posters because he was into a star trek and I was into star wars. So then I put a mine anyway. This is very strange and disturbing rift yeah. It is but it's true. It's really weird all true. I all six children in my family were born in a three year period. My god, that's a true story. We were all born in a three year period and no one understands how it happened. You were like sharing an apartment. Basically one came in. It was the original friends. It was the original friends. There was six of us and we were all in one apartment and people were wondering how could they afford that womb in New York City yeah? That's stupid. I took it too far. You took it way too far or a funny color names yeah. I know we're talking about names yeah. I do think that your parents naming you Conan it's almost as if they knew you were gonna to be famous and they're like let's name this one something different or well. I was the only one that had sort of bright copper, red hair. Okay, so I think they just said what is this? My mom said I looked like a little orangutan when I was born. That's not true, she did. She said she really. You know what she said. She said. I looked like a little. This is a true story. My mom said you look like a little fat Buddha with a tough. This is what she said. You you looked like a l, little fat Buddha with a tuft of orange hair. Oh no, that's what she said and then they must have said. Oh my god. What happened? You know, there's always one pancake that just looks weird and they just were like. Oh my god, and then they dad said, let's stall for time on what to name it yeah. But anyway he came up with Conan. So I think they did think this one seems strange. Okay, aren't you glad, though, that your name is Conan? I am I don't really I'm not a fan of my last name

really don't like O'Brien is just so common. I will say I don't like the apostrophe. No, the apostrophe is a mess and when I go to any time they have to enter my name into a computer any. If I go to you know you go to the airport or whatever. If you don't put the apostrophe in or you do put the apostle basically

I'm on a terrorist watch list, because I have it in my name. Yes, I've been ever think of going by Conan of Brian and just get rid of the apostrophe. What what a perfect suggestion I am coin of Brian! It sounds so regal. You will see me now in my hile seat at my long legs. I am coning to Brian. No, that's what I yeah. I don't want to discourage people with apostrophes in their last name, because there are a lot of you, but as working for you, I don't know if you can put put it in the computer. I don't know, there's certain things where I have to search for you. It's like there's a space or there's no space. No, it's insane my life default. So this sounds like I'm tooting my own horn, but I'm a fan of the New York Times, crossword puzzle. Yes, when I was doing the crossword puzzle yesterday and one of the questions I'm doing the crossword puzzle- and it's just said, O'Brien of Late night tv, the fact that I couldn't get it. Oh no, I was probably a sign of dementia, but no, I was in there. I think you just didn't it. A home

back in a way that you were like. Oh my god, I was in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle yesterday and I could barely like. Did you do that for five letters across he who humble brag? Listen? It would be a humble brag, but I've been in there quite a bit there. It is I'm sorry, I love doing the crossword and I you know I I feel like I'm cheating when they brought me in the I'm sorry just so I like yesterday, I was in the cross. I'm sorry, I was tell me story in. I don't know how to tell the story without telling you I was in the crossword puzzle, but the clue was O'Brien of late night tv, and I just saw my last name and I went come on like your first name is so I don't want to say weird but like if you were Connery, he didn't be too much well. Cornelian is just as bad cainobia. Malecon would be embarrassed by that name. It's ridiculous! It's so irish! You know, I mean the cold in APR and it's trying so hard to tell you yeah that I'm completely irish yeah and I could see how you would think it's a humble brag. My point wasn't

that I'm in the crossword puzzle. My point, as I saw my last name- and what and thrilled. I just was looking at it and thinking yeah, it's just such a common, and I don't know why. But I do want people to take away that I'm in the New York Times crossword Puzzle and I think If that comes out of this story, there's nothing. I can do to stop you from hearing that information yup. We got it there times password multiple times. Many times hard to find, if not in it. In fact, I think, I'm in it every day the puzzle in it so much. I think I've been in it six hundred days in a row. That's enough! Norton, crossword puzzle. That's enough! We're good set a record. We got it historic, okay, that's enough! They should stop doing it because everyone knows the answer by now. That's good! You got the picture too easy got the picture historic,

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