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Speaker 1:
[00:00] When people are meant for each other, they will always find a way back to each other.

Speaker 2:
[00:04] Your favorite islanders said goodbye Fiji.

Speaker 1:
[00:07] Our lives have all changed, we're all doing great things.

Speaker 3:
[00:09] It's like we've known each other forever.

Speaker 2:
[00:10] And hello, real life.

Speaker 4:
[00:12] Everybody has this bad perception of me overnight.

Speaker 5:
[00:14] Loser, you're such a loser, get out.

Speaker 2:
[00:17] And they're still standing on business.

Speaker 5:
[00:19] There's still a lot of tea that I'm going to tell you guys.

Speaker 1:
[00:21] I feel like this was going to be for our month.

Speaker 3:
[00:23] Girl, when is it ever drama free?

Speaker 2:
[00:25] Love Island Beyond the Villa, new episodes Wednesdays, only on Peacock. What they did to your family, you're lucky to make it out alive.

Speaker 3:
[00:35] Streaming on Peacock.

Speaker 5:
[00:37] These men are going to come after me.

Speaker 2:
[00:39] Taking them out is my only chance.

Speaker 3:
[00:41] Put a bullet in her head. From the co-creator of Ozark.

Speaker 2:
[00:45] Looks like a family was running drugs.

Speaker 6:
[00:47] Execution style killing is.

Speaker 7:
[00:48] Ref the keys.

Speaker 8:
[00:49] Any leads on who they might have been running for?

Speaker 2:
[00:51] The cartel killed my family.

Speaker 9:
[00:54] I'm going to kill them. All of them.

Speaker 10:
[00:56] MIA.

Speaker 3:
[00:57] Streaming May 7th. Only on Peacock.

Speaker 10:
[01:02] The Trump administration is reportedly in advanced talks to provide a rescue package for Spirit Airlines to help the carrier avoid liquidation, because if Spirit Airlines goes out of business, I lose like half my monologue.

Speaker 3:
[01:22] From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night with Seth Meyers. On today's show, Seth chats with comedian, director and writer, Jorma Taccone. But first, A Closer Look.

Speaker 10:
[01:39] Republicans are fuming over Donald Trump's failed gerrymandering strategy, which could cost them their jobs in November. Meanwhile, the Trump family is facing backlash after cashing in on government contracts. For more on this, it's time for A Closer Look. ♪ There's a lot going on right now. Fuel supply shortages, cabinet turmoil, war spiraling out of control. But we have to start off with the biggest news of the day. After 12 straight losses, the New York Mets won a baseball game, baby. As you may know, as you may have heard, there's been some concern here at Late Night that we might have been responsible for the Mets' losing streak because Mr. and Mrs. Met came to visit our set on opening day. And they gave cue card Wally a Mets jersey, even though Wally is a Yankees fan. So the rest of my crew decided that if the Mets lost one more game, the only way to break the curse would be to burn Wally's Met jersey with Wally inside it. But now the Mets have won, which means Wally survived. How does it feel, Wally?

Speaker 7:
[02:40] Yeah, not great, Seth.

Speaker 4:
[02:41] My friends were going to burn me live and light me on fire.

Speaker 10:
[02:44] Yeah, yeah, yeah, but they didn't. So what are you complaining about?

Speaker 11:
[02:46] They soaked it in gasoline. The fumes are giving me a headache.

Speaker 10:
[02:50] Yeah, I know. But Wally, as we've said before, you are a Yankees fan, so you... I deserve it. That's right. By the way, there's been a lot of speculation about who cursed the Mets. I mean, was it us? Was it New York Mayor Zoran Mondani? But we here at Late Night have another theory. In 2006, the Mets were eliminated from the playoffs by the Cardinals when their star player, Carlos Beltran, struck out looking. It's one of the Mets' fan's most painful memories. It started a decade-long spiral for the team. Now, I'm going to show you a picture of that horrible moment. See if you spot any familiar faces. Oh, my God! He is like Forrest Gump, but only for bad stuff. My favorite part of that picture is how Trump's not even wearing any Mets stuff, not wearing a raincoat. He's just standing there in a suit at a baseball game like a business angel of death. It's like a horror movie where some teenagers steal cufflinks off a dead body, and then they see this dude everywhere they go. I'm telling you, Jaden, he was at the party. Of course, it would make sense that Trump would curse a baseball team because he curses everything he's involved in. The only person who ever benefited from Donald Trump's success is Donald Trump. Everything else he touches turned to s***. I mean, look what happened when Trump started a gerrymandering war with Democrats.

Speaker 4:
[04:17] President Trump is all in on a Texas Republican plan to redistrict the state. The president said he thinks the redrawing districts at this time could net five extra GOP seats, which could be enough to hold the House majority in the midterms. I think we'll get five and there could be some other states.

Speaker 3:
[04:38] We're going to get another three or four or five in addition.

Speaker 4:
[04:42] Texas would be the biggest one and that'll be fine.

Speaker 6:
[04:45] We have to gerrymander to the tilts. Why? Because the Democratic Party cannot be trusted to be the opposition party anymore. They have to have a permanent minority.

Speaker 10:
[04:57] Yeah, Democrats can't be trusted anymore. They jacked up gas prices, started a reckless war with Iran, pissed off Canada, threatened to invade Greenland and passed a law where you can only dance with your arms. Trump looks like one of those Chinese marathon running robots who only the top half were. So that was Fox host Jesse Waters last year saying Republicans should rig congressional maps to make it impossible for Democrats to win. The Democrats responded with their own gerrymanders, like in Virginia, where there was a vote on Tuesday to redraw the lines in favor of Democrats. Let's tune in to see who won that battle.

Speaker 6:
[05:35] Fox News alert. According to the AP, voters in Virginia have approved Democrats' plan to gerrymander Congressional districts 50 to 49. This could flip four house seats from Republican control to Democrats.

Speaker 10:
[05:48] First of all, I just want to say to the Fox Executive, who decided Jesse Waters should be the one who was on air to deliver that news, I mean, bravo. The only way those two clips could have been any better is if the first chyron said f***ing around and the second one said finding out. And now, like clockwork, Republicans are angry at Trump for starting a dumb gerrymandering war that they're now losing. One Republican member of Congress told Axios, I think, it is a mistake in hindsight. They thought they could just do Texas and nobody else is going to respond. We started a war and you've got to play chess. Think three or four moves ahead. And that's the problem. You're talking about Donald Trump. The man can't play chess. He's always playing Hungry Hungry Hippos. And you just know that when Trump plays, he tips the board so the marbles go toward his hippo. Although this is pretty cool. There's a new special edition where the hippos are replaced by Trump and the marbles are replaced by hamburgers. That was our entire graphics budget for the year. All 25 bucks went right. So Republicans are now on the verge of losing the House because of Trump's inability to think ahead. But if you're a Republican member of Congress who's about to lose your job, don't worry. The Trump family is still making bank.

Speaker 7:
[07:03] The use of humanoid robots on the battlefield is they play an expanded role in America's national security. Foundation Future Industries, a robotic startup, aims to develop these autonomous humanoid robots. The company just secured a $24 million contract with the Pentagon for its phantom robot to begin tests with the Marine Corps and help troops breach enemy sites more safely. Joining us now is Foundation Future Industries founder and CEO, Sandcat Patak, and the company's chief strategy advisor, Eric Trump, President Trump's son. Congratulations to you both. Thank you so much for being here.

Speaker 10:
[07:39] Now, for anyone surprised that Eric Trump's title is chief strategy advisor, I can explain. It was too hard to fit dip who just happens to be the president's son on a business card. Also, see, for real said congratulations to you both. Where were Hunter Biden's congratulations when he sold one of his paintings? At least when Hunter sold a painting, it wasn't to the government. You didn't see it hanging behind Joe Biden on the wall of the Oval Office. Yeah, my son painted that one. It's a weird floaty tree. Yeah, I like it. I'm not kidding around. Only $24 million. That's a steal. Trying to get a weird floaty tree. That's less than $24 million. And one more thing, this company that just got a massive Pentagon contract, it makes humanoid robots, and it's run by Trump. I just hope our enemies don't discover the robot's fatal flaw. They can only move their arm. Ooh, looks like we had a little graphics money left over. So the president's family is dining at the taxpayer trough. Meanwhile, the rest of us are getting hip with price hikes and supply shortages as a result of Trump's war with Iran.

Speaker 12:
[08:59] Global markets reacting to the latest instability in the Strait of Hormuz.

Speaker 11:
[09:03] Gas prices now averaging $4 a gallon, up more than a dollar since the war began.

Speaker 5:
[09:09] It's not just oil and gas. It's also fertilizer and urea and nitrogen and helium and all these critical components that go into everything that you and I have in our homes and are about to buy at the grocery store.

Speaker 13:
[09:19] Jet fuel prices have nearly doubled in production, largely halted in the Gulf. Recovery could take months. Airlines worldwide are feeling the impact. More than a dozen major carriers, including Delta and United, have already cut flights.

Speaker 9:
[09:32] The struggling discount carrier Spirit Airlines could get a $500 million bailout from the Trump administration. The company has already filed for bankruptcy twice and now faces new challenges like higher jet fuel costs due to the Iran War.

Speaker 10:
[09:45] Man, I knew Donald Trump was on tilt, but I didn't think he'd buy Spirit Airlines. Imagine if things were going bad already and your spouse came home and told you that, honey, I know you've been having some money troubles, but I think I figured a way out of it. Are you familiar with Spirit Airlines? Honey, put the knife down. So now we might spend half a billion dollars to bail out an airline because of a war we started. And even Republicans are mad. Ted Cruz called the Spirit Airlines bailout an absolutely terrible idea. Remember, this is Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz has Donald Trump's back all the time, but even he can't go with him on this. You know, he's like, Mr. President, you need to focus on bringing prices down. Trump's like, I have a plan. The federal government is going to take over TJ. Maxx. No, Mr. President. Ted, it's the max for the minimum, Ted. The max for the minimum, the minimum price. Trump knows how much of a mess this is. He's so desperate to wriggle his way out of it that now he's threatening to shoot an Iranian ships in the Strait of Hormuz and generally just posting like a maniac.

Speaker 1:
[10:45] He said, quote, I've ordered the United States Navy to shoot and kill any boat, small boats, though they may be. Their naval ships are all 159 of them at the bottom of the sea. That is putting mines in the waters of the Strait of Hormuz. He went on to say there is to be no hesitation, and later in this post said he is ordering that activity to continue at what he called would be a tripled up level.

Speaker 10:
[11:08] Tripled up? Again, my man is on tilt. He sounds like a degenerate gambler who's losing at the craps table. Come on, Lady Luck. Seven out. Hey, let's call it a night, Donnie. No, my luck's about to change. I know it. I'm gonna triple up. Snake eyes. Snake eyes. I didn't know Stephen Miller is here. The same strategic genius that started a gerrymandering war is also the one that started the Iran War, and in both cases, Trump is losing badly, but he doesn't care because while everyone else suffers, his family is cashing in, aka his two...

Speaker 7:
[11:43] Buminoid robots.

Speaker 10:
[11:45] This has been A Closer Look. Our guest is an Emmy-winning, Grammy-nominated comedian, director and writer. You know from his work on Saturday Night Live and McGroober as one-third of the Lonely Island as one-fourth of the Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast. His new movie, Over Your Dead Body, is in theaters Friday. Please welcome back to the show our very good friend.

Speaker 8:
[12:28] Hi, Seth.

Speaker 10:
[12:29] You brought me a burrito.

Speaker 8:
[12:30] I did, but I'm not burrito brain.

Speaker 10:
[12:32] You sometimes, we've learned from the podcast that sometimes when you have too much burrito, you get bad at answering questions.

Speaker 8:
[12:38] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 10:
[12:39] But you decided to risk it.

Speaker 8:
[12:40] Had a full one, actually, so we'll see what happens.

Speaker 10:
[12:44] I saw you Tuesday this week.

Speaker 8:
[12:46] Yeah.

Speaker 10:
[12:47] For the first time since you had a very traumatic thing happen, you know, I mean, all joking aside, we were all very worried. Tell everybody what happened to you eight months ago.

Speaker 8:
[12:57] Okay, this is almost exactly eight months. On Friday, when Over Your Dead Body comes out, April 24th, it will be exactly eight months since I fell off a ladder about 15 feet. I would say like so, right about there. Yeah, thank you. And I shattered my pelvis, like it was described as exploded by our doctor.

Speaker 10:
[13:19] When a doctor says exploded.

Speaker 8:
[13:22] That's what he said.

Speaker 10:
[13:22] Yeah, I know. And that's like bad.

Speaker 8:
[13:24] Yeah, real bad.

Speaker 10:
[13:25] He's like, you know, I tried to come up with a bunch of other words. Like if I said I got exploded because nothing else came close.

Speaker 8:
[13:33] What's funny is that like the on the other side was just regular break. So that was like, oh, that's nice.

Speaker 10:
[13:38] Yeah. So I and that's the good news.

Speaker 8:
[13:40] That was the good news. So I shattered my sacrum as well. Pelvis on this side, just detached from my spine. Yeah, I'm getting a lot of good reactions here. This is the best.

Speaker 10:
[13:54] I should have told them without you knowing, just applaud after everything you say.

Speaker 8:
[13:59] All right. Exploded. Yeah. So I really could have died. We didn't even realize how dangerous it was.

Speaker 10:
[14:07] Well, here's, I mean, so this gives you one sense of it. So you're hanging lights on this farm.

Speaker 8:
[14:11] Yes. The reason I wanted to show this picture is because look at how nice the lights are. I mean, like, come on.

Speaker 10:
[14:19] Wouldn't you explode a pelvis for this? Now, here's the other one. You sent us this. And this is when, especially because of like where the basketball hoop is. Like I genuinely was like, oh, I cannot. I'm so happy you are alive. Yeah. Because that is when you think of that fall.

Speaker 8:
[14:37] Okay. So this was like a picture that was taken in my phone. And then the very next photo. So this is one photo of my phone. And the very next photo is this photo.

Speaker 10:
[14:47] Yeah. Now, I will say we, Andy, Keeva and I, remarked all the time that not that we would wish this upon you, but among the four of us, you are the most wired for a positive recovery. You have like, I mean, I say this is a huge compliment. Like you immediately had sort of an optimism. And I wouldn't say you were joking about it, but then you would always remind us that you were on a ton of painkillers.

Speaker 8:
[15:15] A ton of painkillers and still am, to be fair. I mean, like I was on the pod like two days after we were.

Speaker 10:
[15:22] Yeah. We were like, well, we're obviously going to have to cancel the pod. Then like a day later, you're like, I think I can make it.

Speaker 8:
[15:29] This is Seth's impression of me. And I don't know if I like it.

Speaker 10:
[15:32] I'm a little bummed because I will say, you talked like this more when we met and I'm realizing you don't talk like it anymore.

Speaker 8:
[15:38] It's fine.

Speaker 10:
[15:42] That's the sound you made when you fell off the ladder.

Speaker 8:
[15:45] It's more the core of my being.

Speaker 10:
[15:46] It's the core of your being. Some people, you did make some purchases on painkillers. Okay. You do blame the sound. Because I will just say real quick, you bought dumb even before you fell off ladders.

Speaker 8:
[15:58] Yeah, big time.

Speaker 10:
[15:59] So but this is you're going to blame this one on the painkillers?

Speaker 11:
[16:03] I, yeah.

Speaker 8:
[16:04] Yeah, let's go with that.

Speaker 10:
[16:05] Okay, so tell it real quick. Okay.

Speaker 8:
[16:07] So this is also like two days after I have the surgery.

Speaker 10:
[16:10] They say that's when you buy.

Speaker 8:
[16:11] Yeah. Oh, yeah. So I got on Craigslist, which is where you buy cars.

Speaker 10:
[16:15] Yeah. And you went to, there's a, the portal is craigslist slash hurt.

Speaker 8:
[16:21] Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. So I was into key trucks. I don't know if you don't know what a key truck is. It's a Japanese work van. Okay. Which is like a dinky little, it's like a two-seater, right-hand drive. And so of course I was like, well, I'll get one of those, like a right-hand drive car, you know? And so I talked to this woman from Japan who is importing cars.

Speaker 9:
[16:46] I buy this car.

Speaker 8:
[16:49] The funniest part of the story is...

Speaker 10:
[16:50] Why didn't people take away your computer? Or your phone? That's a really good question.

Speaker 8:
[16:55] Why did they even give me a computer?

Speaker 10:
[16:57] Oh, I know.

Speaker 8:
[16:57] Yeah. So I purchased this car. It gets delivered to New Haven, like where I'm at.

Speaker 10:
[17:05] To the hospital?

Speaker 8:
[17:06] Well, here's what happened. I met an orderly named Raniel. Hi, Raniel. And I was like, what are you doing? You're off time. You're not just taking my temperature every day. And he was like, yeah, I wrap cars. And I was like, that's great.

Speaker 10:
[17:22] Wrapping cars is like designing the outside of it.

Speaker 8:
[17:25] Yeah, exactly.

Speaker 10:
[17:27] So I act like we all know what you're into. You guys don't know that? You guys don't wrap right handed Japanese cars? Tinky Vans, keys, come on. Who are you dudes?

Speaker 8:
[17:38] So I got it wrapped with Raniel. It was getting delivered to Raniel's shop.

Speaker 10:
[17:44] So this is what it looks like after Raniel wrapped your Tinky Vans.

Speaker 8:
[17:47] Yeah, yeah, it's looking good. But my son was like, it needs a dragon. And I was like, so this is an original. My friend Olney designed this.

Speaker 10:
[17:55] Yeah.

Speaker 8:
[17:55] Pretty cool. And the funny part was, is that I was being delivered. I was trying to pay the guy who was delivering it from Pennsylvania. I was like getting his Zell information, but I was also getting an enema.

Speaker 10:
[18:07] Okay.

Speaker 8:
[18:07] While it was happening in from my hospital bed. And I was like, I was like, oh, wait, hold on.

Speaker 10:
[18:15] I got to go.

Speaker 9:
[18:17] So, yeah.

Speaker 10:
[18:18] I mean, who among us hasn't had that happen while buying our wrapped Japanese van? All right. I have a ton of questions about your fantastic movie. We'll be right back with more from Jorma. Welcome back to Late Night, everybody. We're here with Jorma Taccone. You got a fantastic movie. It won the Audience Award at South by Southwest. Congratulations. It's a very funny movie. It is a very violent movie. It's scary at times. And it's kind of unlike anything I've seen recently. So just bravo. It's so well done.

Speaker 8:
[19:01] Thank you.

Speaker 10:
[19:02] It's based on a Norwegian film.

Speaker 8:
[19:04] Yes.

Speaker 10:
[19:04] And were you a fan of the Norwegian film?

Speaker 8:
[19:06] Hugely, which is really scary to even want to make a remake to begin with, but to also be a fan of the original. What I loved about the original though, is that the structure of it is so surprising. I mean, you saw it. And it goes places you don't expect. And as audience members these days, knowing so well how you think a story is going to move, it's really nice to see something that's sort of surprising.

Speaker 10:
[19:31] How much of the plot are you comfortable saying based on the clip we've shown? It's about a married couple, and they each have plans over the course of a weekend.

Speaker 8:
[19:39] Yes, it's Jason Segel and Samara Weaving, and they have conflicting plans to kill each other.

Speaker 10:
[19:45] Yeah.

Speaker 8:
[19:46] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 10:
[19:47] It's relatable.

Speaker 8:
[19:48] It's pretty relatable.

Speaker 10:
[19:50] And, yeah, so that's ultimately what they're up against, and then hijinks ensue once they decide to kill each other.

Speaker 8:
[19:56] Yes, I've been saying it's like almost three movies in one. Like, it sort of goes from like thriller suspense kind of thing to almost like a, not to ruin anything, but like a home invasion thing into like an action movie. Yeah. Like, it just goes tons of different places.

Speaker 10:
[20:09] You also, it takes place in upstate New York, yet you filmed it in Finland. Yes. Is it harder to get actors to agree to do a film when they have to go to Finland?

Speaker 8:
[20:21] When the option, the other option was Winnipeg. So, like, I think that it was a little easier.

Speaker 10:
[20:27] Yeah.

Speaker 8:
[20:27] So, I'm convincing them. Nothing wrong with Winnipeg.

Speaker 10:
[20:30] No, you already stepped in it. Good luck with your future in Winnipeg.

Speaker 8:
[20:34] Good luck of your audiences in Winnipeg. But, yeah, so, like, you know, it was a cabin on a lake. Finland has, I think, 17,000 lakes and beautiful cabins. Like, almost everybody has, like, their own little, like, family cabin there, so.

Speaker 10:
[20:48] You learned some pretty cool Finland, Finnish, I should say. You learned a little bit of the language. People were enthusiastic to tell you.

Speaker 8:
[20:54] Yes. Yes. Okay, we're going to talk about this. Well. So, my name is Finnish, right?

Speaker 10:
[21:02] Jorma? Yes.

Speaker 8:
[21:04] Jorma is how you pronounce it, apparently.

Speaker 10:
[21:06] Yeah. But it's accidentally Finnish, right? Your parents didn't give you a Finnish name.

Speaker 8:
[21:11] Well, they gave me a Finnish name, but I was named after a guitarist from the Jefferson Airplane, 1960s psychedelic rock band.

Speaker 10:
[21:17] Gotcha.

Speaker 8:
[21:17] I don't know if I can sing it, but, like, don't you want somebody to love?

Speaker 10:
[21:21] You can't.

Speaker 8:
[21:21] You can't sing it? Okay, bleep. Just bleep all that.

Speaker 10:
[21:25] Oh, you thought you didn't know if you could legally sing it, and I was saying I didn't think... I was saying, technically, I don't feel like that's in your register.

Speaker 8:
[21:36] Yeah.

Speaker 10:
[21:37] You can go...

Speaker 3:
[21:38] Legally bleep it.

Speaker 10:
[21:40] Go crazy. They're not gonna think it's their song.

Speaker 8:
[21:46] Got it.

Speaker 10:
[21:46] By the way, when you name your son after the guitarist in Jefferson Airplane, he buys it.

Speaker 8:
[21:54] I do think you sort of become your name, and I'm definitely weirder for it. So I met quite a few people, like my first week that I was there, and they were very excited to meet me, and they thought it was very funny that my name was Jorma.

Speaker 10:
[22:07] Spelled the same way?

Speaker 8:
[22:08] Jorma, yes. Wow. It's a Finnish name. So I... And I was like, what's so funny? And they were like, oh, well now, Jorma means like, how to put this? Uh, like a really, really large penis, basically. Like, people acted out, like they were like, it's like a veiny, like it was like two people, two people acted it out. Yeah.

Speaker 10:
[22:34] It's so funny that you'd be like, I don't know what you mean, big penis. I need more information.

Speaker 3:
[22:39] They're like, oh, cool.

Speaker 10:
[22:41] Let me use my arm.

Speaker 2:
[22:42] Yeah. What's really funny?

Speaker 10:
[22:43] Why did it become a recent slang?

Speaker 8:
[22:45] I don't, I have no idea. You have no finish, man.

Speaker 10:
[22:47] Yeah, but dude, you were talking to a dude who had his arm out. You didn't want to ask a follow up?

Speaker 8:
[22:52] I will tell you this. Last year in Finland, zero people named their son Jorma.

Speaker 10:
[22:57] Really?

Speaker 8:
[22:58] Yeah.

Speaker 3:
[22:58] Not a popular name anymore.

Speaker 10:
[22:59] Wow. Yeah, the bottom fell out.

Speaker 8:
[23:01] You know what's really funny is that I told my dad this story too. I was like, you know what my name means? But he was like, I didn't know that. I was like, yeah.

Speaker 12:
[23:09] Yeah.

Speaker 8:
[23:09] I didn't think you'd find out.

Speaker 12:
[23:10] I didn't think you did.

Speaker 8:
[23:11] Yeah, let's full steam ahead.

Speaker 10:
[23:13] I like that he was just like, we've been waiting for you to find out. We thought it would be easier if it came from a man at a bar.

Speaker 8:
[23:21] On shrooms.

Speaker 10:
[23:22] When, you also have a very exciting thing coming up. You've thrown out the first pitch at a Mets game.

Speaker 8:
[23:26] Oh my gosh.

Speaker 12:
[23:27] When are you doing that?

Speaker 8:
[23:28] That's tomorrow, guys.

Speaker 10:
[23:29] Tomorrow.

Speaker 8:
[23:30] Yeah.

Speaker 12:
[23:31] When?

Speaker 8:
[23:33] From falling off a ladder to...

Speaker 10:
[23:35] From falling off a ladder, from being on the mound. When is the last time you threw a baseball 60 feet and six inches?

Speaker 8:
[23:40] You know what's really funny is that the moment that it was told to me that I was gonna be able to do this, I was like, that's awesome. And then I was like, oh my god. I don't know if I can do this.

Speaker 6:
[23:50] Never, I think.

Speaker 10:
[23:51] I'm very excited. You're just gonna let it rip, right?

Speaker 8:
[23:53] Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 10:
[23:54] Yeah, you gotta let it rip.

Speaker 8:
[23:55] Yeah, you know me, I go hard.

Speaker 10:
[23:56] Yeah, you're like, hey, what's up, I'm Jorma. You know what it means.

Speaker 8:
[24:02] There's, you know, Diaz, who like, was there relief?

Speaker 10:
[24:04] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 8:
[24:05] Like he had a song that was this Timmy Trumpet song. I can sing that one, but I was like, maybe that should be my walkout music.

Speaker 10:
[24:16] Oh my God.

Speaker 8:
[24:16] Really let people down.

Speaker 10:
[24:17] That'd be very funny.

Speaker 8:
[24:18] Yeah.

Speaker 10:
[24:18] You got to do it.

Speaker 8:
[24:19] It's going to be a turtle neck and chain.

Speaker 10:
[24:20] All right. I can't wait. Buddy, I love you so much. The movie is fantastic. Everybody's got to check it out. It's so funny. It's so good. You guys, this is Jorma Taccone.

Speaker 8:
[24:29] Over Your Dead Body is in theaters Friday.

Speaker 3:
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