Get it on, everybody. And by the way, quickly before, it's good that Jamie Kennedy's making some pop in on the mic because I know we have some sound issues. We're straightening them out. I've ordered a mixer. We're moving as fast as we can. We didn't know this thing was going to blow up as fast as it did. So we're trying to keep with you, everyone. So us jamy kennedy is with us this evening i'm

fascinated by this whole thing yeah i am too i mean like literally just i mean did they hear us or they

seeing us or both i don't know well whoever's hearing us because he's just hearing us right now

i'm in adam's upper room which by, by the way, this house is huge.

Thank you.

Maybe, should I get in the radio and quit in front of the camera?

I would recommend anyone within the sound of my voice to get into radio.

Jeez, I mean.

It is an awesome business.

But I could see you're friendly with a hammer, though, because there's a lot of construction that you did yourself.

Yes, yes, I definitely.

You are like your character in the hammer.

Yeah, yeah, I was a carpenter.

And, you know, it's weird, you probably know this.

But once you get into comedy, you can officially do nothing else.

And so when people start laughing, you know, they go, who put up that shed? And you go,

I didn't. They go, get the fuck out of here. And then you go, you can say, you can say, you can say

whatever you want. And then you go, and then you go, I did. And they go, oh, you're so funny. And you think,

do you immediately just turn into a retarded American the second you turn to comedy?

Yeah, people don't take you seriously.

And what is, and by the way, do you have a skill?

See, this is the problem.

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