Fuck the game!

Alright, let's do this.

How are you, what the fuckers, what the fuck buddies, what the fucksters, what's happening?

I am Mark Marin, this is WTF, my podcast.

Welcome to the show.

Today on the show, I've got one of the original crew of the SNL gang that started SNL,

and that's Garrett Morris, and this is a pretty astounding interview, I would say, and I was

excited to talk to Garrett, so that's happening today.

Also many of you know, obviously, that the other day on Monday, when I did the plug for

David Bowie's new record, a Black Star, that I had not heard the news that the amazing

David Bowie was no longer with us.

I taped it the night before, and I woke up to this horrible news, but I remember when

I was reading the copy, you know, like I had this, you know, we were doing an ad for

the album, and I was profoundly excited that David Bowie had the new record out, because

not unlike many of you, I have to attribute David Bowie with really being responsible for

a lot of my creative confidence, a lot of the way that, you know, I realized that you

could really do whatever you wanted to do, and you could really be, you know, whoever

you wanted to be, and also that, you know, some of his music, most of it, was transcendent

and never hackneyed or never like anything else.

And I was sad when I heard that he had passed away, I guess I wasn't devastated because,

you know, people passed away, I'm going to pass away, we're all going to pass away, and

I thought he had left an amazing, amazing, you know, almost eternal bunch of work that,

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