Conan O'Brien Must Go: Season 3 Roundtable Discussion Part II | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

Hey, Conan O'Brien here and we are back. with part two very special two-part. series we're doing behind thescenes look. at uh Conan O'Brien must go season 3. And in season 3 I go to India, Netherlands, Morocco, and the. Philippines. And last week we discussed. India and the Netherlands. Uh two shows. that really made us happy. And today. we're going to talk about Morocco and. the Philippines. These are all out now.

Conor Bry must go, HBO, and we're very. happy with how it all came out. And I'm. sitting here with uh three of the writer. producers that have done every travel. show with me. And that is Mike Sweeney. Hello, Mike. >> Hello. Yep. Can't be real. And. >> Jesse Gascal. >> Hi. Very good. And uh hello. And uh uh you know him as Dr. A Royal,

but we call him Jose A Royal. Jose, >> hi Con. >> And um pretty good. Uh the only one here. with a soul is Jesse. Uh but I can't. stress enough how hard these talented. people work uh to make these shows. really fun. It's a lot. It's very labor. intensive. And I know that anyone. watching these shows just thinks, "Oh, that's Conan just improvising and having. fun and being funny off the cuff." And. 98% of the time that's true. But you do.

you work very. >> that's you commenting that. >> Yeah. But you you work very hard on that. other 2%. Uh no that the. >> since the beginning uh what's the first. show we all did together? >> Cuba. >> It was Cuba. That's right. >> And how many countries have we done now. if you if you count without borders. >> plus then then we changed to Konob for. HBO. So that's 25. >> Yeah. gone to 25 countries. There are 25. uh nations where I'm no longer welcome.

>> Did you count the US? >> Yeah. You know, when you when you pass a. bad check, they put your picture up on. the register. Yeah. I'm at the I'm at. the cash register of every country that. we visited. You know, how it works is uh. um and and what's really happened with. Conor O'Brien Must Go is it begins with. a fan from another country calling into. the podcast. Conor O'Brien needs a. friend. I chat with them and if you. sense a certain kind of electricity,

uh, that resonates. It doesn't happen. with everybody, but sometimes we notice, oh, I've just talked to, you know, two. really funny fans from Japan, and the. next thing you know, we're going to head. to Japan, or I've just talked to two. really funny fans in India. Let's go. Once we know we're going to go, uh, Mike. Sweeney, Jesse Gascal, and Jose Royo. drill down. They think a lot about the. country. They try and, uh, figure out.

what are the fun places we could see. Conan going. What are kind of the fun. activities that are, you know, uh, that. this country is known for that Conan. could participate in. And then you guys. meet with me. I throw in some ideas. We. all hash it out. And then we uh we take. off. There's a whole other apparatus. There's Jeff Ross, our executive. producer. There's uh Jason Chi, who's. been with me since early days of late. night. He started as an intern.

>> Yeah. >> Yes. Invaluable field producer. Gets. everything done. >> He knows where the bodies are buried. >> He knows where the bodies are buried. He's the guy if you say if we are on uh. on the street of Bangalore and one of us. says it would be really funny if in this. moment if Conan was able to hold up a. cuckoo clock. >> made of caramel. >> Yes. >> We say to Chilei Jason Chilemi cuckoo. clock made of caramel. And he goes like.

hold on a second I packed it. He No, he. Yeah. >> Or he goes rushing off down an alley and. comes back 20 minutes later with one. >> Yeah. >> And maybe he killed somebody. I don't. know. >> But. >> and he he picks all our local producers, all our fixers. >> I didn't I neglected to say that last. time, but in all of these countries, >> um Jason finds and he has. >> he has a perfect batting average, unairing batting average. uh.

>> yes. >> uh picking finding these people who are. so good at what they do. They live in. country, they're from that country and. they just know how things work and um. >> but also have good chemistry with us and. >> yeah and they become every time we. become friendly with them. It's very. emotional when we leave these countries. because we have been living. >> with these people for a week. It always. starts with them being very formal and. polite when they meet me. I'm coming.

down the escalator in one of 25. countries and I say hello to them and. they say, "Oh, hello. Hello, Mr. O'Brien." I go, "No, no, it's Conan.". And within 24 hours, they're making fun. of me. Yeah. >> And then we're all joking around. We. have inside jokes and at the end we're. all crying and hugging each other. >> Yeah. >> Drunk kickboxing. >> Sometimes they're in the show like in. the Philippines. >> Yes. Yes. Uh well, let's let's get into. it. Let's start with Morocco because. that is the uh third show. And the.

reason we're having these special uh. podcast episodes is because all four are. out now. And so season 3 complete is. available on HBO. Conor O'Brien must go. and Morocco. Let's talk about it because. >> it's funny you mentioned uh uh Jason. Shalmi right before we started this. podcast. He came in and he said Morocco. is wildly popular on HBO. It's like the. one that's really, you know, kicking it. off. >> Why is that, do you think? >> It's a completely different look for. one. Two, you have Sona with you on this.

episode. >> element, I think, is really fun. >> And the chemistry between the two of you. is so strong. >> Yeah. >> Uh, it just builds. >> You should have her on your podcast. >> She's so. >> I mean, yeah, but she's such a she's. such a wallflower. >> No, no, you got to draw she doesn't she. doesn't speak. >> Draw her out. >> She's so quiet. Yes. Um I was going to. say my favorite thing about this episode. when we were planning it, we had to plan. it quickly after the Oscars and we're.

like, "Oh, it'd be great to have Sona. to, you know, for a different look. Sona. come to Morocco. That would be great.". And we're like, we're like, "What? >> We need an organic reason. There needs. to be an organic reason for Sona to. come.". >> Jesse remembered her talking. about. >> on the podcast. >> Yes. about argan oil for her hair. Yes. No. On the podcast lady on the podcast. recognized game. >> Yeah. Sona had talked about needing.

argan oil for her hair which and and it. it you know you have to get it from. Morocco and she had gone on about it and. then we thought oh wait a minute this is. already. >> this is already in the ether. She has. talked about this. >> So that became a quest. Sona's here to. get her argan oil. Um, and then I. obviously I adore Sona and she is such a. good uh natural improviser. I mean, she. I hired her. >> to be my assistant and then and it just.

turned out. >> um that. >> she uh was one of the funniest natural. improvisers and also has a completely. different energy background, point of. view. Yeah. >> Uh from me and she's uh she is just the. best. So having Sona along was magic. And then. >> these sweeping desert shots. >> We're in like a a part of the Sahara.

Desert. >> and it looks like a David Lane movie. It. looks like Lawrence of Arabia. >> It doesn't. Yeah. I mean so often we're. used to seeing shots especially in LA. where it's like, "Oh, I know where they. went. I They went to Barstow or. Lancaster." Yeah. Yeah. >> And this is like you can't. >> recreate that. Anyway, >> they went to Pasadena for that. >> I can see Gorly's house. >> The Little Sahara neighborhood of LA. >> Little Sahara. >> Oh, they have such good restaurants.

there. >> Um, but for all the reasons, Morocco is. so iconic. and the fans that we talked to in. Morocco were great. We knew, okay, they'll be good to talk to. We'll have a. good connection with them. Yasier was. the guy. >> in Casablanca. >> in Casablanca who who admitted to you. that he had never seen the movie. Casablanca. >> which enraged meaged you like we're. going to Morocco. >> Yeah, we got to get this guy to watch. it. Yeah, that was brilliant. And also,

this is not in the show, but speaking of. Casablanca and the movie, there was some. snafu at the airport and we had to fly. out of Casablanca. >> But there was a major bureaucratic. holdup and we we needed to get on this. plane to fly to a different part of. Morocco. >> Yes. >> And we couldn't get on the plane and we. were trapped in this airport for a bunch. of hours. You guys were playing like. Pictionary. and everyone's,

you know, we're walking around. We're. stuck in this airport and then I. realized the plot. >> of Casablanca is people trying to fly. out of Casablanca, but they can't. So, you know, real quick, I need my papers. You know, no one can get out of. Casablanca. They're trapped. And so, I. kept going up to the customs guys and. trying to say, isn't this kind of funny? Cuz the plot of Casablanca is that they. can't get out of Casablanca on a plane. and that's the whole thing. And now I'm.

stuck in Casablanca. These guys uh. hadn't seen Casablanca. >> Didn't think I was funny. Uh and they. may be right about that. And so the. whole thing was uh was an absurdity, but. that was a little behind the scenes uh. story. We were in vans driving. We um we. came ready to shoot with GoPros in the. van. So, you really see Sona and I just. tooling around the desert. >> in a vintage Land Rover, I think, or or.

>> a Defender. Is that the Yeah, one of. those sort of classic looking desert. desert vehicles. >> Yeah. Which, by the way, and this is not. a not that it just was an older truck. It was maybe a a 25, 30y old, 40-year-old, 70, 100y old truck. Um, and. it it drove for. >> I mean, it just it was it was in the. show. >> And it was also way too small for you. I. mean, >> oh, I didn't fit. My legs were all uh. tied up in pretzels, but also the amount. of play in the steering wheel was.

suicidal. >> It was suicidal. But that's all in the. That's all in the episode. >> I think the owner was getting mad you. were badmouthing this beautiful vehicle. >> Yeah. Well, >> he was like, "What? Whoa, whoa, whoa. >> He doesn't know how to drive it.". >> Yeah. Yeah. He was like, "That's not how. you drive it." Yeah. Like, "No, no, no, sir. I assure you this is a piece of. shit." Thank God. >> You're getting a sand bath with with. Sona being like allowing yourself. This. is where you're be you're like the Chuck. Joerger of comedy. You just put yourself.

in any situation where you think there. might be a laugh below. You know, >> need it's a neediness. >> It's such a neediness. But I You've done. it in in almost every country we've gone. to. You're like, "We're fracking. you. were freck and you'll do anything. And. at one point you're just being buried in. this sahar. >> and it's really hot. The the sand is. very very you know when you you step on. a uh you're on a super hot beach how it. burns your feet and you imagine.

uh shovels full of that temperature sand. being thrown on your bare chest. >> to your neck. >> Yeah. But again I'm thinking well this. could look funny. >> Yes. So, and I can go get an outer layer. of skin. >> someplace else. >> Anywhere else? Yes. >> No. If someone can demonstrate to me. that something's funny, I will do it and. then we'll sort it out with surgeries. later. That's my attitude. So, uh, Sweenie, uh, what am I forgetting about. Morocco? Because there's so much. It's.

hard to keep track of it all. >> There is great drama. There are these. incredible shots of you and Sona on. camels. >> Yes. against the really large dunes and. we got delayed getting we wanted to. shoot right before sunset and we got. delayed getting there. Um and time is. running out and we pull up there. that spot there are other people on one. side like riding camels. So we're like.

okay we're going to the left. Yeah, I. was going to say. >> was there travelan. Stanley Chuchi was there. >> Uh just a backed up travel show. >> So we had to literally run up to the. dune and get the camels up there and you. you guys got on the camels just in time. and we shot it just before the sunset. >> And you got that spectacular light. >> that's in the show the these where the.

shadows of the camels you see them. against the sand. It's very dramatic, very cool. >> But that was like the country part. And. then you went into the into the souk. into Marrakesh. >> and you and Sona were finding finding. comedy in the stalls of the of the. markets. >> Oh, there was You'll always find people. You'll always find people. Uh there was. a guy there who was very politically. incorrect uh in some of his comments. >> And uh to the point where I was almost. choking. I was like, "How is this guy.

not in jail?" Uh, but I leave that to. the authorities. >> Oh, you did a portrait with a famous. Moroccan artist, his son Haj, >> which was amazing. That was fun. >> Shot Billy Isish. He's I mean he he's. had taken so many iconic photographs of. huge stars and then uh he decided to uh. to try Conan O'Brien. It was that was. really fun. Yes, >> it was really cool to watch. Yeah, it. was just sort of in an alley behind his. studio, but he he makes it look unique.

with all these um Moroccan textiles that. he incorporates into his work. >> And he got you in the mood by having a. live uh. >> music player there playing the Goombbury. or something like that. The Yeah. And. you kind of put you in a trance. Exactly. It was really something. >> Again, we had this magical experience. Great fixers, great locals helping us. out. Um, >> great food. >> Food there is is spectacular. We had. pizza.

>> We had the only place we did. General. Chow's chicken. Uh, I love we go to. these countries and we just only eat. pizza. The food in Morocco, they make a pizza margarita. >> It's on a pa. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Marrakesh. Marrakesh pizza. >> Yeah, Marrakesh pizza. All right. So, let's uh let's transition now to the. Philippines because the Philippines is. the um final uh episode. Uh and again,

uh it is out now and all four are out, but Philippines, we've been wanting to go to the. Philippines a while because somehow, and. Mike, you might remember how this. happened. We became aware that for. reasons that we don't completely. understand, we have a big fan base in. the Philippines. >> A giant giant fan base. I one thing is. your old late night show. >> uh was broadcast there. So you had a lot. of. >> older fans and then you had a lot of.

younger fans from YouTube clips and so. we've got. >> just for Conan O'Brien uh needs a fan. We get a giant amount of fans from the. Philippines writing in. And then when we. started interviewing them, each one of. them, they were so dynamic. They were. hard to smart, funny, sweet. We were. just like, "We have to go to the Phil.". It was just kind of we have to go. >> Filipinos are so are very funny. Great. sense of humor and irreverent and they.

like they they seem to love silliness. and uh irreverence. So, we're in Manila. We're staying in Manila at this hotel. and every day I'd come downstairs and. the lobby would be filled with people. who wanted to say hello and maybe have. me sign something and some of them had. made gifts. It was 11. I'd come and. every single day. Every single day I. would go down the lobby and sometimes. I'd say, "I really need to get my coffee.

first.". >> Or I' I'd do it for a while and then I'd. say, "I I I just got to go get some. coffee." And and I'd go into to the to. the restaurant to get some just some. coffee. And they would come with me and. like sit down at the banket and I'd be. like, "Okay." But but it was a great it. was just a great vibe. >> and they knew I mean this was surreal. for me cuz it's not like I'm a a. forward- facing part of the show but. they they knew all of our names and they. you know wanted autographs from all of.

us. >> Oh they knew they were like oh my god. it's Jeff Ross. >> you know and then do you want some soup. Jeff? You know they know like little. little side little bits that I was. doing. Uh they would be like, "Oh, it's. oh my god, it's it's BL.". Right. They they all knew you from from. Clueless Gamer. >> It was incredible. Yes. So the. outpouring of love was incredible in the. Philippines. Really? >> Yeah. And can't say enough about how. gratifying that was and how spectacular. they were. And one of the fans who had. called in um was this gentleman, you.

know, he's a really good uh martial. artist, >> Mustafa Mustafa. Mustafa. >> Mustafa Mustafa. The name's so nice they. named him twice. Mustafa Mustafa. And he. was really funny. That's one of those. conversations I had on the podcast where. 30 seconds into the conversation I said, "I'm going to go to the Philippines and. hang out with Mustafa Mustafa." So he. was great. And then he wanted to be an. action star. And I was like, I will make. you an action star. So we actually, and.

again, great fixers, great helpers, >> great research. >> And Girly were the fixers. They were. characters themselves. these two women. that were so funny, we ended up putting. them in the show. >> and um and then they make it into the. promo for the show. >> Well, they they were a clearly a comedy. they've been a comedy team. I don't care. what anyone says. They don't know it, but they're a comedy team. >> So, they helped us arrange to get myself. and Mustafa Mustafa on this local.

procedural. >> action action show. And so, >> Sang Gang Dick, I think it was. Okay, let's just watch it. The line. >> Okay, sorry. That's the name of the. show. I'm sorry. I thought you finally. cracked. Um, yeah. Uh, and that was fun because again, anytime I get to wear a mustache. >> or have or wear a shirt that's open to. my navl and be a dick, >> uh, which I get to do in my private life. all the time, but whenever I get to do. that in front of a camera, I'm just so.

happy. And then Mustafa Mustafa was. great. we got to be in this show. together. And. >> again, our thanks to the producers and. writers of that show because I love. hanging out with TV writers cuz that's. how I got started. And so the next thing. I know, I'm talking to. >> the the woman that wrote the episode and. the guy that wrote the episode and they. were just like, they're fantastic. >> Just like us. Yeah. >> No, you know what's so funny? We started. I said like we just started complaints. >> Yeah. We started just bitching about.

some of the things about being a comedy. Goddamn actors. >> didn't read the line right. >> Yeah. Yeah. And I was up all night and. they just they just adlibed through that. line that I worked all really hard on. So it was nice to know that wherever you. go there you are. >> You had three fans. You had Mustafa, you. had Trisha, >> and then you had Charles. And Trisha. with her husband ran a hotel in the. outskirt outside of uh Manila. And. >> you offered to help them drum up. business for the hotel. >> Yeah. and I basically got to repraise. the Jerry Lewis role in The Bell Boy.

>> Uh, again, anytime I'm given the. slightest bit of authority and I get to. wear a suit, a costume, and a hat and. I'm given a tiny bit of authority, >> um, I become, uh, worst guy ever. >> It was so much, it was such a delight. And I was so impressed by. uh the culture, the people. Um and and. we found people along the way. We found. a balot salesman who agreed to play.

along with us. He had a great balot is a. describe what belot is. So I don't bel. you ate it. >> I actually actually uh Yeah. Uh Aaron. Blair and I wound up eating balut which. is a duck egg that has been fertilized. and is actually the and the duck has. formed a little bit and then they steam. it and then you eat it and you eat. >> it's a little crunchy cuz there's a. little bit of bones. >> little bones and card and the beak. >> and beak and so on, you know, it's.

actually widely popular throughout. Southeast Asia. There's ballout versions. in Vietnam and other countries. Um, >> no, it's a people love that go go go. crazy for. >> Bulock. It's a it's a popular street. food and you found a street food vendor. and you had a great conversation with. them. >> and then things there go kind of off the. rails where off the rails I end up uh. having an argument with. >> a metaphysical discussion with a duck. >> Okay, listen. I'm sorry. I am giving.

away a little a surprise appearance by. Dr. Aoyo. >> Well, sure. Stay tuned for Yeah. So, uh, so many different adventures. >> This one went off the rails in a lot of. places. >> A beautiful royal. >> Oh, there's also the MacArthur suite. >> General MacArthur had a suite when. General MacArthur was uh in charge of. the Philippines. Uh, uh, actually he he. lived there before the war. He lived. there uh, I I believe he returned after. the war. >> He said he would return and he did. >> He did return, but uh, yes, there was I.

I got to be in that suite and then um, I. don't know what happened. I dressed up. as MacArthur. I dressed up as the pipe. and the cap. >> and then things got X-rated at one point. when I'm lying on. >> Yeah, we realize when you lie down like. some things go to another level. Usually. there's something. >> I am so I am so repressed that when I. lie down all this sexuality comes out of. my pores that but it's not really. sexuality. I don't know what it is. >> It's some No one's aroused.

>> WHY DO WE SHOOT you in the upright. position? You should only be lying down. >> No, the Philippines has a lot of great. looks. It's got a lot of again, we're. finding that when we we go to these. different countries, the country takes. over, >> you know, that it's the people and the. culture and. >> the humidity in the air and and and the. smell of the food takes over and that. becomes the improv partner. And then uh. we can plan so much and you guys uh you.

know work really hard at planning as. much as possible and then it's not. unlike uh you know a a good quarterback. You go in with a plan and then 80% of. that time that plan goes to and you. need to quickly pivot. And um the so the. country takes over at some point and. sometimes all the plan stuff works. really well. Sometimes we go, we we show. up and we realize immediately, well, we. plan to do this, but that's not. happening.

>> But hey, what's that over there? Who's. that guy? >> So, anything can change at any moment. >> In every episode, there were things. >> So much fun. Yeah. >> That we had to drop for one reason or. another and we found something or you. discovered something. >> It's always the most exciting part of. any show is when things go. >> when when we have to do that pivot. We. have to do the pivot. >> Yeah. Well, it's so funny because I I. found out, yes, there people talk about, oh, like my favorite Late Night with Con. O'Brien clip, you know, or Conan clip.

from TBS, whatever. Yes, there's a lot. of good stuff that writers work really. hard on that they planned and that was. mapped out and it's great. And then I. also am aware that so many great moments. are accidents. something kind of went. wrong. >> But we were able to, you know, go with. that cuz it's really fun and people have. a sick sense. Audiences, fans, anyone. has a sick sense of when something is.

organic. I think you can tell just from. looking at internet content. >> Yes. >> When people are faking it. >> Oh, yeah. >> It's like drinking wine that's like it's. it's just flat. >> Oh, this is just a sponsored. >> Yeah. Yeah. Whatever. Exactly. But when. you see something real. >> humans know it. >> Yeah. >> The way like a dog can sense danger or. like an earthquake's coming. Humans know. when when. >> AI could never do what we do. >> Actually, this has all been AI.

Um well, those are the shows. Uh that. wraps up our two-part discussion of. these travel shows. It's called Conan. O'Brien Must Go. I'm very grateful to my. >> season streaming on HBO. Yes. Uh the. this season is India, Netherlands, Morocco, Philippines. There are two. other seasons. Um I'm very uh proud of. these shows and grateful to you guys for. working so hard and being so talented. and the whole team. I mean, everybody, it is a a labor of love and so many.

people are involved. But my favorite. thing about these shows is that and I. know it sounds corny, but I do believe. that we make a lot of friends when we go. to these places. >> and we go in with a lot of goodwill and. and um and then we're us we're just. inevitably always met by these wonderful. people with great energy and enthusiasm. and so it's just a joy all around.

>> It's the best thing. I think penicellin's the best thing like. any kind of really effective antibiotic. but you know I guess that's being. challenged these days. Um. >> what do I know? Uh anyway check those. shows out. Mike Sweeney, Jose Royo, Jesse Gascal of course. Shout out to. Blade too who comes on every show. Uh. Jeff Ross, uh um Jason. Scott Chronic coming up with crazy.

outfits. Uh and I'm sure we're. forgetting people, but I want to forget. our crew. >> OH MY GOD. >> THAT'S RIGHT. >> What the hell? Emily Emily and Brenda. >> We have this Amazon this crew of Amazon. Uh let's discuss them briefly because we. have to. >> We do. Yeah. We have an allwoman crew. that I love. I mean, you don't talk. about it that much, but I think feel. like we should because it's unique. >> And um and they're all so good at their. jobs and they chase after you. And.

>> Brenda gets backwards on a horse and. they they. >> Brenda is this camera woman who no. matter what we're doing, she's very. athletic. She will grab this camera that. weighs more than I do and she will jump. on a horse and ride it backwards so that. she's in front of me. She does stuff. like that. >> She did it under water. went in the. Philippines. She's. >> she's scuba certified and and will film. you underwater. Yeah. Brenda Zuniga, >> the last scene of the Philippine show, all the entire crew just leapt into the.

water to shoot it. >> And then Emily Topper was amazing. >> Emily Topper. Emily Topper. She was the first person. we found in this crew and she's. >> spectacular. >> She's our director of photography. She's. the director of photography and she uh. is just I've never seen her once get. rattled. And guess what? All of us get. rattled. >> I've had to slap Jose countless times. Jose has slapped Mike. Mike has slapped.

Jesse. Um we're all slapping each other. like the Three Stooges and and losing. our heads. And. >> she never gets diarrhea. >> It It's amazing. >> You know what? Uh that was the first. thing on her resume. >> Yeah. >> So she's never get diarrhea. No, she's. absolutely incredible. >> And then um. >> and then Emily Strong is the last. >> Oh my god. Emily Strong does sound. Uh. I'm yelling at her all the time cuz I. never want to be miked and I have to be. miked. >> And that is her job to mic me and every.

time she's putting a mic on me, I'm. saying, "Do I have to wear a mic?" Uh. because I thrash around so much. Um, and. uh, she's like, "Yeah, you have to wear. a mic, idiot.". >> But whether you're in the w in the winds. of the of the desert or. >> they were in their sand bath being. buried and she's off to the side in like. in long sleeves and pants and she's. holding the boom laden down with. equipment. >> Yeah. No, there we are. I am so glad.

>> that we stopped at the very end of this. episode to credit the people who, you. know, it's a cliche to say we couldn't. do it without. >> If we didn't have these three women. >> shooting the show and recording the. sound, there'd be no show. And they are. >> uh just great souls. They are great. souls. >> While while we're still here, I got to. mention our editor, Matt. >> No editing. should be and our graphic artist Chris.

>> Weller. >> Shaw and Weller are amazing. I just. >> Roland the other editor. >> Come on, let's go. What is it? Mission. creep. These people are integral part. show. Can I just Morris Endeavor? >> William Morris Endeavor without they've. done a great job. Gavin Palone was the. one that got me that peanut butter. commercial. >> No staff at HBO. >> No, no, no. I mean, first of all, anyone. who knows anything about uh television. production knows that, especially.

especially especially in comedy, editing, editing, editing, editing. And. I know you guys work very hard on the. edits, but this group, >> Shawn and Co, they do such an amazing. job. >> Such an amazing job. >> Instincts are perfect and so fast. >> Fast. >> Yes. >> I just want to mention that my brother. Neil has done nothing to help. Okay. Uh, and actually I don't even think he. watches them. No, he you know what? He. doesn't have. >> he doesn't have HBO. Do you know that? My brother Neil, who's watched every one.

of my He doesn't have HBO. And I keep. saying to him like, "Hey, Neil, >> Neil, I'll get you HBO." And he's like, "I'm good. >> I'm good. Don't you want to see MY. SHOWS?" HE SAID, "I'll catch him later. Catch him later. HOW?". >> THAT'S MY BROTHER. >> ANYWAY, we are not thanking him. Uh, thanks to everyone. Uh, if you're. listening, um, check out check out a. show. I I think you will or check out. all four and then watch them again. Uh, they're really fun and I hope you agree.

All right, peace out, Tupac.