We're doing everything I dreamed of as an adjacent.

This is an interesting thing I was thinking about the other day about our friendship is that

we laugh all the time. We make each other laugh all the time on the phone when we hang out.

But I feel like we have very different senses of humor.

And the reason that I became fixated on this was because we were talking about TV shows the other day

and you told me you just did not bite on the office, which is like my favorite show of all time.

And I've had this happen with other friends, too, where we get along.

We think some of the same things are funny. We're like funny together.

But then like, man, we do not like the same funny TV shows.

We do not like the same funny movies.

Like what TV shows do you think are funny?

Where maybe we can find some kind of overlap in our like Venn diagram of what's funny.

All right. So here's the problem with the office is one of those shows where if I say I love it,

there's a whole, oh my gosh, yeah, this is the greatest show in the world.

Yeah. If I say I don't like it, now it's, oh my god, Russ, how could you like?

I'm not in the worst person in the world.

There is definitely a snobbyness among office fans, which I'm an office fan, but I don't do this.

Because I understand that people have different senses of humor, but there is a snobbyness of like,

if you say you don't like the office, it's because you don't get it.

Yes. You're not quite, you're not smart enough to get it Russ or whoever.

It literally went to every part of comedy that you could ever want.

Oh, so Tony's one of these people, Russ.

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