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[crowd cheering]
Hey.
-Guys. -Hi, Dave.
[cheering continues]
All right.
Hey, everybody. Good to see ya.
Thanks for coming. Netflix finally gave me my own special.
And they love my comedy so much,
they didn't want me to be alone, so they…
Please say hello to Fortune Feimster
-and London Hughes. -[both] Hi!
A big show for you tonight.
We have Emma Corrin and Josh O'Connor from The Crown.
We have Lauren and Cameron Hamilton from Love is Blind.
[cheer]
Lily Collins from Emily in Paris,
[cheer]
Anya Taylor-Joy from Queen's Gambit,
Rick Kirkham from Tiger King, and Kevin Hart from everything else.
[crowd cheers]
Damn.
-This show-- -Those are some real gets.
-[David] It's a big one, right? -Yeah.
Lots of good shows on Netflix this year.
There were so many, Netflix should have their own award show.
Then I was like, "Wait, they do. The Emmys."
And the Oscars and the CableACE Award.
Honestly, the last 12 months were the most memorable decade of my life.
So much happened.
Elon Musk and Grimes, they had a baby.
They named it Meep-Mop-Moop.
No, I think the real name was X-E-I-T-1-2,
or as I call him, Bingo!
-Uh… -Sounds like the name of a vaccine.
[David] That's right.
They named the kid after the next vaccine.
Uh… What else? Disney confirmed its first bisexual character
in a new animated series.
They're calling it The Mandalorian Who Sometimes Feels Like a Womandolorian.
I don't think you know, that's not what bisexual… Never mind.
-Did I get that one wrong? -Yeah. It's fine.
I'd say it's the second bisexual character.
Ariel from The Little Mermaid liked both clams and blowfish.
Do you remember?
If you think back, then you're like… yeah.
Wrong. Don't clap that.
[laughing]
Tekashi69 was released early from prison for medical reasons.
I guess snitches really do get stitches.
I thought-- I always thought that was a saying, and I'm like, "Oh…"
Six-nine? It's not sixty-nine?
I think in prison it's now 69.
[laughter]
Fyre Fest creator Billy McFarland was put in solitary confinement
after he was caught trying to start a podcast.
This should be the universal punishment for trying to start a podcast.
A lot's happened in music.
Taylor Swift's new album sold 1.3 million copies in one day.
It broke streaming records, it broke download records,
and it broke one rapper in Wyoming.
You know, Kanye, he got 60,000 votes in the last presidential election.
He came in behind an everything bagel.
I voted for the everything bagel. I felt so stupid.
Speaking of guys who force their followers to wear beige clothing,
Kim Jong-un had major health issues, reportedly from excessive drinking.
Being known as a drunk is really gonna hurt his reputation.
You don't wanna be known as the crazy dictator
that's also a bit of a Boozy Suzie.
[whistles]
I don't hang out with that dude now.
He gets weird when he's drunk.
We had a lot of firsts this year.
The Bachelor announced that Matt James
will be the show's first ever Black bachelor.
-Right? Isn't that great? -[audience cheering]
Producers said it was time to give Black men
who aren't professional athletes a shot at white women.
-Wow. Wow. -[laughing]
[David] "Wow."
Is there a cat there? Wow.
-Wow. -Yeah, man, even I signed up.
TikTok was all the rage during quarantine.
A report says a top TikTok star
can make as much as five million a year.
Kim Kardashian was like, "I can't believe I could've done a dance video
instead of a…"
[whistles] "I could've…
Aw. I can't catch a break."
-All right, let's get this thing going. -Yeah!
[upbeat music plays]
Whoo. Nice.
-Yes, smooth. -Smooth?
-Smooth sailing. -Smooth.
You guys, one of the… probably one of the biggest stories this year
was the coronavirus.
-[London] Yes. -I think that's safe to say.
So… were you guys for it? Were you against it?
Where did you land?
It's crazy. I was totally for it, because I basically moved to LA
in February to become a star.
Um, and then the coronavirus hit, then it was lockdown,
then there was a race war.
[laughs]
There was California wildfires, ash falling from the sky…
No free healthcare in the country. Don't know if you knew.
But I got this job. Things are looking up!
-There you go. -[David] Nice.
-Things are looking… -I'm living the American dream!
It's amazing.
I also moved to LA to become a star.
[laughter]
[David] Excellent.
I remember when we were stuck for so long, and the governor came out and said,
"Okay, we're gonna start opening things. First tier."
I was like, "Here we go."
He's like, "Starting tomorrow, rock quarries are open, um…
caterpillar sanctuaries, archery repair shops."
I'm like, "What the fuck is going on? Anything that I do?"
I just want indoor dining again. Jesus… anything.
Yeah, this has been a tough time.
I mean, pre-pandemic, I was a tight 125 pounds.
-And… -[David] Tight!
Yes, babe.
Things have… Things have changed.
[laughing]
R. Kelly wasn't dating COVID-15. Did you hear that?
[London] Stop it!
I think it's a rumor.
-David Spade. Jesus. -There's no proof of that.
-Oh, man. -Anything good come out of quarantine?
I had a new hobby. I've taken up celibacy. Um…
Not on purpose, not by choice. It just happened.
So did I. I got married.
[laughs]
The only way we can end this topic is with the vaccine. So let's move on. All right.
So, the beginning of quarantine was hard on all of us.
But we all started feeling a little bit better about our lives
after watching a gay guy marry two straight dudes
while eating expired meat from Walmart. [laughs]
Our next guest helped Joe Exotic become our Tiger King.
Please welcome the legendary producer
and star of the biggest Netflix documentary of the year,
it's Mr. Rick Kirkham.
[applause]
Rick! Rick! Rick!
-Rick! -Rick! Rick! Rick!
Ricky Rick! Snake Hips Rick, I like to call you. Hi.
-Hi, Rick. -Hey.
Nice to see you all again.
Rick, the hat. I didn't know if he was gonna wear the hat.
I'm so glad you did. Is it stuck to your head?
The hat is good.
It's an appendage. It doesn't come off.
Yeah. It looks like you're calling from a closet.
Reminds me of the good old days.
[all laughing]
Rick, thanks for joining us.
Uh, are you and Carole Baskin still Facebook friends or no?
We are still Facebook friends,
even though she knows that I believe she killed her husband.
She still stays friends with me.
-Rick, dang! -Yo!
-Richie. -Rick.
Did you vote for her on Dancing With the Stars?
[laughs] No. Actually, I couldn't stand to watch.
It was just too horrible to look at. My eyes, my eyes…
-Oh, my gosh. -Oh, Rick.
Did she, uh… Do you think she tap danced on her husband's grave?
-Oh, my God. [laughs] -I'm tying it all together, folks.
In hindsight, do you think Joe is a hero or a villain, or is it murky?
Oh, wow, you know, David, we talked earlier in the year,
and things have been just as crazy since then up until now.
We're doing interviews and different shows,
and everybody wanted to know what I thought about Carole
and her husband, and I finally came out and admitted,
yes, I believe she killed the husband.
Um, this… this whole thing has been maniacal.
I can't believe that ten months later we're still talking Tiger King,
and it's still interesting.
But it just gets more and more interesting as every day goes by.
What did you expect when you signed up for the show?
What were you thinking would happen to your life
when you said, "Yeah, Netflix, I'll do this documentary, easy"?
You know what? The Netflix producers got hold of me
about a year before the series started.
And they said, "Rick, this is gonna be a huge thing,
your life is gonna change,
you're not gonna understand how big this interview really is
until it comes out."
And I'm like, "Yeah, right, give me a break."
[London laughs]
If you couldn't tell, he did the symbol for "wanker."
-[chuckles] Full wanker. -I don't know what that means.
That means wanker. It's British.
I'll explain later.
-[laughs] -The bottom line was, they were right.
When Netflix came out this past February with the series,
-my life turned upside down. -[London] Really?
All of a sudden, I was doing interviews three, four times a day
all around the world.
Uh, I had to close down my one Facebook page,
because people were coming in by the thousands.
Yes.
It just went crazy. I couldn't use my phone for six months.
-[London] Wow. -Just now,
I was able to use the phone again. So it's been nutty, crazy.
-But to tell how crazy it is… -Yeah, show us.
…last week in the mail I got a Rick Kirkham action figure.
-[David laughs] -[London] Oh my god!
Yes, mate!
It looks like Freddy Krueger.
It looks like "generic white man," but I love it!
[laughs]
We both shit on it. [laughs]
And, Rick, you had taped even more stuff
and it burned down.
I mean, would this have been Tiger King on steroids… and meth?
Yeah, I think people would've been fainting in the streets,
had I had the material that we originally shot for the reality show.
But as you mentioned, it all burned up in the fire there at the zoo,
the fire that Joe said I burned,
the fire that Joe said Carole burned…
[Fortune] Right.
…that his partner John burned, everybody but him.
And now we pretty much know through the FBI who the real culprit was.
Global warming.
[laughs]
He should've blamed global warming, that's right.
Obviously, your life has changed and you're gonna be huge,
but, I mean, you are huge, but if you had anyone play you
in Tiger King: The Movie,
who would it be?
I've been thinking. I think Sting. What do you think about Sting?
Well, I'd like that. That's a compliment.
Quite honestly, I have heard many, many different people
suggest at who would play Rick in the movie.
One that seems to pop up the most is Billy Bob Thornton.
-[London] Oh, yeah! -[David] Yeah, I see that.
-[London] That's a good one. -[David] I see.
Well, Rick, I appreciate you getting my email
about wearing the same shirt today, thank you.
It helps with the show and it helps tie one together.
Thanks for talking to us. We'll talk to you again, I'm sure.
-Thank you, Rick. -Yeah.
-[Rick] I look forward to it. -Bye!
Take care. Tiger King is streaming now. Rick Kirkham, everybody.
-[Fortune] Yeah, Rick. -[applause]
[playful music playing]
[upbeat music playing]
More.
You sure?
Hell yeah.
[automated voice on TV] If you like white powder,
you'll also love Narcos.
If you like giant eggplants,
you'll also like #blackAF.
Thanks for the tip.
Do you remember seeing me on SNL?
Remember Saturday Night Live, back in the day?
It was me, Farls,
Chris Rock, Sandusky, Dana, Dennis…
So the show is blowing up.
This is the greatest time of my life. I'm stressed out but…
[TV] If you like reliving the '90s,
you'll also love The Last Dance.
Farley gained weight, I lost weight, so it still stayed in the frame. [laughs]
But, yeah.
[cheering]
Yes, guys, if 2020 taught us anything,
it's that being locked in the same room for six months
isn't the best thing for a relationship.
But we could've learned a thing or two from eight couples
who fell in love sight unseen. Take a look.
I've met the person I wanna spend the rest of my life with.
I've never seen her before.
[host] Here you will choose someone to marry…
[woman] Hello.
[man] Nice to hear from you. Can't say "See ya."
…without ever seeing them.
[theme music playing]
Right.
From Love is Blind, welcome Lauren and Cameron Hamilton.
[Fortune] Yes.
-[London] Yeah! -[David] Whoo!
[David] Look at this.
Yeah.
-Welcome, guys. -Welcome.
Oh, my God.
[David] Whoo!
-That jumpsuit pops. -[Lauren] Thank you.
It's the color, right? On the melanin.
When I wear them, nobody cares. No. Yours are…
-I care. -Yeah, we care.
Thank you.
Hey, so you guys were on the show, and was there…
Is… It's already hard enough to stay together as a couple,
but is there extra pressure that you have fans now hoping you stay together?
Oh, yeah. They're watching us under a microscope.
-[London] We are. Yes, we are. -Yeah.
Y'all better stay together or else I'm coming over there…
-I've gotten, like, some threatening DMs. -Yes, you have.
Was it you? It was you.
No, so yeah, but it's beautiful.
We love that our supporters love our love.
That's just, you know, it's more… it keeps us together.
Not that we need that to keep us together.
So that's what you need to stay together?
You're not sure.
[laughs]
What if one of you had had terrible voice?
Think that we would be here now?
Good question. The voice was a big part of it.
I mean, voice can turn you on,
it can make you feel like this is the person, a big part of it.
Look at how he looks at her! I can't!
London's a big fan of y'all's relationship.
I'm trying to be cool! I am not cool right now, guys.
Okay, huge fan, huge supporter.
Team Laumeron, I'm here for it.
-[Cameron] Oh, thank you. -I'm here for it.
Are you still talking to any of the other losers-- I mean contestants.
We're all winners. We're all winners.
Um, Cam keeps staying in contact.
I keep in touch with Matt, or Barnett, as most know him,
-and Amber, of course, and also Mark. Yeah.
Okay, so you do… You're friends in real life?
Yeah, surprisingly. I know, it's crazy.
Were there other couples that stayed together?
Yes, the Barnetts, so Amber and Barnett, they're still married.
-Oh, my God, that's pretty shocking. -Yeah.
-It's pretty shocking just in Hollywood. -Yeah.
Because it's a two-year average marriage.
Two years, one kid, yeah.
And that's probably the average.
So to get through that is a big deal.
And I like what you're saying about the voice, because I…
When I think of things I find as attractive qualities,
voice is actually up there.
-Yeah. It is. -Like a fingerprint.
You get older, you notice a singer's voice,
-peoples' voices… Used to be on the phone. -Right.
You'd talk to someone you like so much you got into their voice.
So, to start with that is interesting, but if you have a squeaky one,
they're out right away, that's tough.
Even Cam and I, when we talk on the phone sometimes now,
like, "God, it's like we're in the pod."
And I was like, the voice.
Do you think the pod prepped you for the pandemic?
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
You didn't know but… you went from the pod to the pandemic.
-[Lauren] We really did. -Like, "We're out. Ah, back in."
What was the craziest thing about watching it back with friends and family?
Was it that your dad knew you had sex with a white guy?
'Cause I've been there.
-[London] That's happened to me a lot. -It's funny you should say that.
-We watched it alone first, and then… -Yeah, before the parents.
…her dad came over,
and it got to that scene in Mexico where we were together for the first time,
and Lauren disappeared to the kitchen.
-Yeah, I was like… -It was just him and her dad…
him and I watching it in silence together.
-Whoa -Oh, man.
I didn't wanna watch me, like, make out
with Cam in front of… that's weird, right?
I love it. I have a PowerPoint presentation for my dad.
[all laughing]
So you guys have…
It's a cool thing to have this footage of your relationship evolving.
-Like our home movies. -Yeah.
Actually, when you first say, "I love you," you had…
Let me look at a clip. You were hiding something.
-Cameron? -Yes.
I think I love you.
I love you.
[giggles]
[David] Oh, was that hiding a boner?
-What was going on? -Ah!
-Yeah. -Is that a boner pillow?
I got one on Etsy.
That's exactly what it was.
-I carry one with me to clubs. -Oh, wow. It was exciting times.
I feel like that's the barometer for knowing if you're in love,
-if saying, "I love you…" -That is true.
How many days…? You remember how many days into it?
This was about day three.
-Day three? Dang. -No, it was like day five.
-Oh, that makes a difference. -It was day five.
Those two days in the pods, because everything…
You have to remember, we were in there with no other, like, sensory anything.
We just had our emotions and each other, so five days felt like five years.
That sounds like when lesbians hunker down.
We just have our emotions and each other
and a canned ham.
-Yeah. -Bingo.
-Very similar. -That's been my pandemic.
-That sounds pretty nice. -Yeah.
So what's next for Team Laumeron? Like, what's going on?
Wait, is that the official… Team Laumeron?
-I didn't know… -There is a Team Laumeron.
There is. We evaluated different fan names and that's the one that they went with.
It's how Laumeron started.
So is there gonna be…? I mean, I hate asking,
is there gonna be a baby Laumeron?
-[David] Oh, boy. -Wow.
You know, well, I'm not pregnant right now, London.
But, you know, eventually we definitely wanna have, you know, a little Hamilton.
Maybe in the next year.
You have a dog? Like a practice baby?
-[Cameron] He is. And… -[Fortune] That's cute!
[Lauren] He, yeah, he is so hyper, y'all.
He's an Airedale terrier and he's one year old,
so he's like a menace right now,
so we're trying to breathe, but it's good practice.
-For like, you know. -[David] Super cute though.
You guys are beautiful. You're beautiful on TV but more beautiful in real life.
-Oh, so are all of you. -This is so…
-Thank you. -Beautiful.
The love is just falling off of you. I love it.
-I feel the same about you three. -We definitely have our own pod here.
So, it's pretty…
-Sight unseen. -Yeah.
Thank you for coming down. We really appreciate it.
And it's great to see you in person.
-Of course. -Thanks for coming in.
-Any time. -Yeah.
-There we go. -Thank you.
Love is Blind, streaming now. The Hamiltons, everybody.
Royalty! Royalty!
[crowd cheering]
You know, some people think I'm new to Netflix,
-which is wrong, Fortune. -Mm-hmm.
I've been doing a lot of behind the scenes here for a while.
I'm the guy pulling the strings, I'm the man in everyone's ear.
[Fortune] Mh-hm?
You don't understand me? Let me show you. Let's look at the tape.
[dramatic music playing]
[David] This is the real estate show. What's it called?
-Selling Sunset. -Okay.
Oh, 'cause Sunset Boulev… I never got that.
[David] Hair, did you get Christine
that seven-foot long white ponytail
that looks super fake?
Okay, she's wearing it, got it.
Christine, to get things going,
can you walk and check yourself out in the mirror?
Just peacock around a little.
Not in the wood.
Why are you looking into the wood?
Look for… [groans]
Okay.
Not the brightest bulb on the Strip. All right.
Let's get some drama going, huh?
-She has a really great relationship… -It's like…
-Shut the fuck up while I'm talking! -Ooh, I like that, kitty got claws.
[snarls, hisses]
I'm not 100% sure you're right on this. I'm with her on this.
What…? You think more time is a positive?
Why's he arguing with himself?
They're twins.
-Who is? -Those two guys.
-That's two? -Yes.
Oh, my God! I've seen this show 20 times, I never picked that up.
Shouldn't have done three days.
[David] Do they have to dress the same?
They're not 11. Even the Olsen twins mix it up a bit.
I can tell them apart. Different watches.
Okay, Hawkeye. [imitates whirring]
Don't you have to have lunch with the rest of the Avengers? Good God.
Hey… pew, pew, pew. I'm Hawkeye!
-[chuckles] Good one. -Shut up.
You get it. You've seen it.
-[David] Okay, Brett… -Jason.
Jason. Uh…
let's give her a little mansplaining.
Pepper in some condescension.
Let me say, as the most successful, experienced agent here.
[David] There's my guy.
What does he do?
-They all do real estate. -Oh.
-So, you're gonna call him? -No, you're gonna call him.
[David] Ladies, one of you has to hit Jason with bad news.
Figure out a way to do it. A mature way.
Rock paper scissors. [chuckles]
Okay.
[playful music]
Aw!
Rick's like, "Two girls scissoring? I'm in."
-I was not. -You didn't think that?
-No. -I think that was me.
Isn't it like this, when they scissor, they go pew, pew?
They touch feet and they go… boop, boop, boop, boop.
That's… that's not how that works.
-How does it work? -Not that way.
Let's look at a clip.
We've been doing Friendsgiving at the Oppenheim Group for five years now.
All right, Brett.
It's still Jason.
Ugh.
All right, Jason, make a toast and make it quick.
-[glass clinking] -Guys.
Quick toast.
Everybody, this is my favorite evening of the year.
All my friends and family,
all my cousins, aunts, uncles…
Aunts and un… What'd I just say? What did I just say?
…friends and co-workers, so much to be thankful for on this Thanksgiving.
So I couldn't be happier.
You're not up for an Academy Award.
Just say, "Here's the food. Eat." What the fuck?
And there's one more thing that I'm thankful for.
I just closed on a $44 million house.
-What? -[all exclaim]
Oh, they sold my place!
-That's your condo in Chino? -No.
My other place, ding dong.
You've never seen the condo in Chino, because I live in a no-snark neighborhood.
Check it out.
Are those gift cards?
Oh, yeah, they are.
Somebody's rich. "Whoo! How'd you do that?"
"I don't know."
Does that impress the ladies?
Yes, it does. You go like this.
"Oh, you have some cola? Chop, chop, chop."
Honk, honk.
Get a sniffy jiffy going. Know what they called me in high school?
-Shrimp cocktail? -Nope. They… What'd you say?
-Nothing. -They called me Spiffy Jiffy.
Did you go to high school?
I'm sorry, are you a high school teacher?
Look at you. I teach weed.
Anyway. Do you have some cola on you?
It would be better if someone… You have some? Let's take a five.
[cheering]
In the middle of the lockdown no one was allowed to travel.
Our next guest not only gave us the escape we all needed,
she also did something on her show that I have never been able to do,
wear heels for a whole day.
[London laughs]
Please welcome the star of the hit series Emily in Paris,
Lily Collins!
[cheering]
-Yeah! -Yeah, Lily!
Hi!
-[David] Hey! -[Fortune] Lily!
Hi, guys. It looks so fun to have an actual audience in the room.
-I'm jealous of the energy. -[David] They're good, too.
Yeah, they…
There's only two of them, too. They're great.
-They're all masked up. -Amazing.
I'm so happy for you and your show.
I actually pitched a show called Tammy in Tampa.
[laughs]
But I don't want it to step on your toes,
so I said, "Fine, do Emily in Paris."
Emily is happy to come to Tampa anytime.
[David] Oh, a crossover. You know, Lily…
Let's do a crossover.
I think that this show seems like it's, uh, possibly geared toward women,
but no shows really are, because this has a male audience, too.
Does that surprise you?
Thank you. Know what's been the biggest compliment,
is when I've spoken to men who say, "Now, look,
my girlfriend, my fiancée, my wife had it on.
They wanted me to watch with them kind of just as a couple,
and I think I ended up liking it more than them."
So that's been, like, a huge compliment, you know?
-[David] That's great. -[Fortune] I loved it.
Do you get mad when people say, Emily in Paris and not
[with French accent] "Emily in Paris"?
-[London] No one says that. -Oh, my God.
-No one says that. -[Lily] You know what?
-No one says that. -Yeah.
I'm kind of with everyone, to be honest.
Like, in Paris, we heard it said that way.
That's how you would hear it in Paris.
But then when I found out… "found out"…
I mean, when Netflix said about the Emily in Paris,
I felt like I was one with the audience.
I was like, "Have I been saying it wrong this whole time?"
I'm like… [laughs]
So are you anything like the character Emily in real life?
I had a lot of similar experiences to Emily during this shooting
in such a huge way that I actually thought that the producers,
the producers and the directors were playing a game with me,
because my hot water went out,
I had no heating when it started getting cold out.
Um, I had construction in all of the apartments in my building.
I stepped in dog shit.
-Like a normal person. Crazy. -I did…
Like a normal person.
Yeah, a lot of stuff happened to me that also happened to Emily.
Are those French guys masculine or are they more like Spade?
[laughing]
Yeah, you also on the show
don't speak French well, but you do, I think, in real life.
Is it weird to fake it?
Yeah, it's very weird.
Although I started speaking a bit with the crew.
-I grew up speaking French in school. -Oh!
My little brothers are half Swiss.
And so I started speaking French with them at a young age
and I started dreaming in it and reading it.
Oh, wow.
And then I stopped practicing and then my confidence went down.
My little brother's English was far better than my French,
so I started to give up.
When I went back for Emily, I'm like, "I'm gonna make it my mission
to speak French fully."
And then Emily is so bad at French.
I'm playing a character who's the most American I've ever felt in my entire life.
It was very difficult for me to decipher between the two.
Um, so my French, I think, got worse.
But I'm gonna start practicing it.
I said to myself, "Season two, if we get to go to a season two,
I'm gonna get better again."
Can we talk about your wardrobe? 'Cause you looked amazing throughout.
-Thank you. -Didn't she look insane?
[applause]
Lily, please tell me you got to keep those clothes.
Look, I got to keep a couple items,
not nearly enough as what I wanted.
I will be honest. Um…
Some of the items I did get to keep.
But the white dress that I wear that gets splattered in paint,
I actually… the designer, Stéphane Rolland, sent me the original one
that didn't get plastered with paint.
-So that was like a lovely gift. -[London] Yeah.
But I think for season two or if we get to go to further seasons,
it's something I need to write in.
I feel like this was something in Sex and the City that they got.
I'm like, we've all been in quarantine in sweatpants.
I'm just… I need to thrive in fashion again.
So I think I need to take their props.
-Yeah. -I would've just kept the croissants.
[laughs]
Fortune.
By the way, Lily, you're also in Mank.
What's that all about? I saw a billboard.
Um… Mank is a film
that I think we finished technically maybe a week before lockdown.
Um, which is crazy, but I was shooting Mank right after Emily,
and I actually had to fly home twice while we were filming Emily, for 24 hours.
So I had to fly from Paris to LA for fittings,
camera tests and rehearsals with David Fincher and Gary Oldman and, um…
So I was kind of going, flying all around the world for that,
and it's an incredible story of Herman Mankiewicz
who wrote Citizen Kane and it's in black and white in the 1930s and '40s.
You know, one time, I went to Arby's and McDonald's in the same day,
and they were, uh, in two different cities.
-Well, one was West Hollywood. -[London] Right.
I do need you to settle a big controversy though.
Okay, Lily?
I need to know, is Emily 22 or 35?
[laughs]
Well, I'm gonna take ownership over that stupid comment,
because I… I will own it.
I kind of… Yeah, no, I misspoke.
I think what I meant to say was
is that she feels, like, wiser beyond her years.
But she's… no, she's a professional,
she's been out of college for a long time.
I just think that this is her first time traveling abroad,
so she's experiencing a lot of firsts,
but she's not in her early 20s.
She's a professional who's gotten her degree.
-Twenty-seven, 28… -[laughter]
-Basically my age. -Yeah.
Well, Lily, if you do a second season is it gonna be Paris
or you might shake it up and go to Iraq or something?
Oh, my gosh.
[David and Fortune giggling]
Well, you know,
wherever her social media skills are needed,
Emily, I'm sure, is down to go.
But I think, you know, we're excited to go back to Paris.
Obviously, everything's up in the air now with timing
and wanting to be safe and everything,
but, um, we're all super excited to go back to Paris.
I keep trying to say, "She might take the Eurostar,
-pop over somewhere else… -[London] To London!
…take an internship somewhere else." I know. I know.
Don't forget Tampa.
[Fortune laughs]
Tampa! Tampa is already on the cards.
She has to go back to the US at some point.
It needs to happen in Tampa.
-Yes. Thank you. -Thanks for being here.
Next time come in the stu-stu-studio if you can.
-All right? -Yeah.
All right, good to see ya.
Hey, Lily Collins, everybody. Emily in Paris is streaming now.
[David] Thank you.
Joining us now to talk about the biggest stories of 2020
is a guy who's no stranger to giving his opinion.
I told him Netflix should give him his own comedy special.
He said, "I've got three of them."
All right, here's Jo Koy.
[crowd cheering]
-[Fortune] Yeah, buddy! -Jo Koy!
-Love you. -Jo.
-Good to see you. -Thank you.
[sighs]
-I hate not being able to hug you. -I know. I miss it.
I miss hugging you guys.
I know, we would all embrace right now.
Jo Koy: In His Elements. The special.
-Yes. -That's a big one.
That was special to me. Thank you, Netflix, for letting me do it.
[cheering and applause]
That's just me giving back to my culture, my people, I got to go to the Philippines,
I brought Filipino comics to the Philippines, performed,
showcased talent in the Philippines, brought them onstage, a lot of fun.
-Was it all shot in a food truck? -[laughing]
[Jo] Yes, it was all…
See, no one heard what David said.
Very offensive. "Was it all shot in a food truck?"
Yes. Yes, it was.
Uh, well, there's a lot of stuff in 2020.
There's Kanye, he did it all in 2020.
He and Kim were separate for a short time.
-He started a cult. -[Jo] Yes.
He ran for President, he got corona.
He's bi-coastal and bipolar. What are our thoughts?
[laughs]
-[David] That's quite a resume. -It is.
I don't know what's crazier, Kanye running for President, or me voting for him.
[laughing]
He got my vote. I was one of the 60,000, David.
[David] Oh, yeah.
Get a pair of Yeezys when you vote. It's so sick.
-Stop. -Not a bad deal.
What?
Do you think anyone ever said to him, "Take it Yeezy"?
-[David] On all that? -[laughs]
And that's how they started with those shoes.
-Yeah? -He heard that so much.
Yeah, I… What about those Sunday Services?
I'm not hating him. A bit of a super-spreader situation.
-Yeah. -Super spreader, the church service…
And I think it's nice he's doing that. Uh…
But did they go away? What happened?
I don't know. You can't be a super spreader when it's for God.
-That's true. -Remember that.
Spreading the message.
-What am I saying? -"Corona, get out of here."
Yeah, I heard that Kim did this big trip.
-Took all her friends on a 747. -[London] She did.
-Were you on that? -I wasn't invited.
Unfortunately.
-I was on the Southwest follow plane. -We all got COVID tests.
Yeah, they all got COVID tests and they said, when they were leaving,
Kanye started a church service, they were like, "Kanye, we're leaving."
He surprises them on the last day.
They're like, "Everyone grab a coconut. Let's go watch."
[slurps] Start drinking out of a coconut.
Uh, we also had people trapped in a bubble in sports.
In sports… They look different this year.
The Summer Olympics, they were canceled. Stadiums were empty.
And NBA players were in the bubble and were forced to sleep with their wives.
-[London] It's crazy. -Listen, no one was happy about that.
Wow. Yeah, no one.
I think the only sports that's really killing it right now
is Tyson versus Jones.
That was the best money spent ever.
[London] Right.
Seeing two almost 60-year-old men beat the shit out of each other.
Slowly.
[laughing]
Roy Jones… Roy Jones was doing moves in his head from his 20s,
but his hips were like, "Hey, man, slow the fuck down.
You're… you're gonna break your hip."
I know, and when they sat down in between rounds,
-they were spraying them with WD-40. -[Jo] Yeah.
[imitates spraying]
Get out there.
Okay, COVID wasn't the only thing to go viral in 2020.
Cardi B had "WAP."
The guy on the skateboard with the Fleetwood Mac,
I've had it with him.
And, uh… Go ahead, what do you think about him?
Sorry. Maybe it's an American thing.
Why do you care about this man?
There's nothing that he did that was great.
Cranberry?
He was drinking cranberry and skating to a song.
Is that what you think is entertainment?
Why is anyone famous on TikTok?
The little… The little ten-year-olds, 15-year-olds,
-they at least doing a dance. -That's how it started, TikTok.
I kind of understood that. They're good dancers and it's kind of fun.
But this guy, what was he supposed… why did you love him?
He was vibin'. He was vibin'.
-[all laugh] -Vibin'.
-[Jo] He was vibin'. -[David] Don't you hate on vibin'.
-I didn't get it. "He was vibin'." -He was vibin'.
It was cranberry juice, a skateboard, and a freeway.
-Vibin'. -Vibin'.
-I… -Okay.
As far as the "WAP" song…
-[laughs] I'm sorry. -Listen… is that not right?
-You can't ever say it. "WAP." -"WAP"? "WHOP"?
You got… You know,
when Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion sing about the wet…
Why is it called "Wet-Ass Pussies" when they sing about that,
but when two lesbians get together it's called bumping uglies?
Sorry, but…
Bump… I don't… I don't wanna comment.
-[David] I don't have an answer. -I don't know what to say.
-What do we do? -[David] I nod my head, "Okay."
-We leave it at that. -We can't say anything about that.
Well, I know the cranberry juice guy, 'cause we have the same agent.
And he said
he doesn't like that the fame is going down.
He's like, "What if I was on roller skates drinking pineapple juice?"
He goes, "No, it's over. It's over.
You had a good run. I think you gotta… lay down."
I think the "Wet-Ass Pussy" song, it's transcended every generation.
Nothing worse than hearing my mom sing it while she's cooking, like…
♪ "I got that WAP, WAP, WAP" ♪
I'm like, "What the fuck are you saying, Mom?"
-[London] True. -I don't even want to eat anymore.
You got… I wanna thank Jo Koy for being here.
-And… thank you, Jo Koy. -[crowd cheering]
I love you.
Not every day you sit down with the star
of the hottest show on Netflix, The Queen's Gambit,
but today is not every day.
Take a look when I sit down with Anya Taylor-Joy. Oh!
Okay, send her in.
[wheels squeaking]
Oh, okay. She's not here?
-Anya. Hi. -Hello.
It's Anya, not Onya?
-Anya, like "aneurysm," yeah. -Are you sure?
-Absolutely sure. -Okay.
I wanna start by saying
how are you feeling that your show
is the most watched limited series ever on Netflix?
Isn't that crazy?
It is crazy. It's completely wild. Um…
I got into acting so I wouldn't have to do math.
I'm not great at numbers.
It's like, 5,000 people is as much as I can imagine,
but 62 million households is so far beyond my understanding.
I'm very grateful. It's nice that people like the show.
It is, because it's an interesting show
that's not straight down the middle, it's a little different.
It's great that so many people sort of took an interest in it.
Here's how I related to the show the most.
I… My dad left when I was four, so I sort of related to that part.
And then my stepdad came in when I was nine and he got me into chess,
and he got me into speaking German and, um, coin collecting.
-Sort of a nerd trifecta. -Uh-huh.
When my stepdad passed away, I didn't have anyone to play with.
He was like my janitor guy from the movie, so I didn't play much anymore.
And I kind of look like that Benny guy.
Which is what I got as a kid.
-So, wait, no, you need to hear this. -Okay.
So we were at school when I was, like, nine
and everyone was going around and saying,
"Your celebrity lookalike is Angelina Jolie,"
"You're like Cate Blanchett," "You're this person."
No one could pick one for me, then one person was like,
"You look like the kid from Love Actually."
And I was thinking about getting insulted
that they said I looked like a boy, and then I was like,
"Fuck it. He's super cute. I'll take it."
That's how I heard about your show, someone on Instagram.
I posted a picture of you two, and they said,
"This dude looks like you."
I go, "Maybe he looks like me after a nine-day crystal meth binge."
But that kid's cool, and he's got a cool hat on, and looks good.
But you could see it a little bit, right?
Yeah, I mean, yeah, I get it.
-Good. -It's a good look.
Did you have to memorize your lines and where it's going on the board?
-It's very specific. -Yes.
I'm very proud of the fact that you can pause the show
at any given moment when you can see a chess board,
and it is a real game that's based on a historical, you know,
like chess nerd game, something like that, and we are actually playing them.
There was no stunt chess players.
I could tell, sometimes, I knew a bit about it. I'd watch with friends.
A queen would move and I'd go, "Fuck!" And they'd go, "What?"
And I'd go, "Ah. Now that's open."
So how about this?
Did you think that before your big Russian chess match,
that that girl Chloe you met the night before and drank with
and had a little… [whistles]
Think she was part of the Russians and did it on purpose to mess up your game?
I don't think so. I think they just have a fascination with each other.
I love… the actress's name is Millie Brady, and she's wonderful.
But I love the chemistry between those two characters,
because when they first meet, she comes in with two other boys
and Beth only has eyes for her.
So I think the thing is it's like
I wanna be her,
I want to love her.
It was a whole bunch of stuff in there.
After you would shoot, um…
would you do anything to blow off steam, 'cause it was tense with the shooting?
Oh, yeah, big time.
Um, we were lucky enough to film in Berlin.
I had always wanted to live in Berlin. Um…
It just felt like my city.
We did one day of press in Berlin for Grown Ups.
Oh, a few people remember it? Thank you.
Um, Grown Ups is a movie, don't know if it made it to where you are.
I was a huge fan of 8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter.
Oh, no way.
After school, and I was, like, there for it.
Thank you very much, because I don't know what stuff…
If I'm not famous in Europe, I'm not going.
So that's sort of my rule.
Um, all right, I'm gonna play this dumb game.
-You'll go along. You're stuck. -Of course.
All right. Okay.
I'm gonna read you four sort of dirty terms.
Three are actual chess terms, one is not. You have to pick the one that's not.
-Okay. -Here we go.
Uh, Desperado,
Deadpin,
Mississippi Birdbath,
Dutch Rudder.
-[giggles] -Have you heard of any of those?
[giggles]
-Uh, Deadpin's a thing, that's chess. -Okay.
What was… the Mississippi what?
Birdbath.
-I think that one's right. -No.
-That's not… Know what? -No.
You're smart. That one's, uh…
That's not chess. Okay, here's the next ones. Ready?
Cleveland Steamer… Oh, boy, I think I already know this one.
Uh… [laughs]
Blind Pigs, Overprotection, and Quickplay Finish.
Overprotection.
-Saucy. Um… -Saucy!
Wait. Overprotection and Quick Finish?
Quickplay Finish.
-I'm gonna go with Cleveland Steamer. -[laughs]
Yeah, you got that right. That is not chess.
Here's the last one. We're gonna end on this one.
Hanging Pawns,
Double Rooking the Queen,
Italian Opening,
Blumkin.
Blumkin seems too ridiculous.
It is, you're right, your hunch is right. Go with your…
We didn't even get to Yanking the Bishop. We're gonna end on that.
[laughing]
Anya, thank you for being super cool, and I love the show.
Thank you so much.
-Okay. Bye-bye. -Bye.
[crowd cheering]
Okay, during quarantine we were all getting a little cuckoo. Ha-ha.
We were watching a lot of shows to escape our depressing lives.
The most anticipated show of 2020 was season four of The Crown.
Take a look.
I'm sorry, this tour hasn't come at a good time.
Oh, I'll be fine. Locked up in the palace on my own.
-It's not for long. -Six weeks.
-Oh, it'll fly by. -I doubt it.
[shout in distance]
Anyway, I'll see you at the altar.
I've asked Mrs. Parker Bowles to get in touch with you.
Your ex? Why would you do that?
Because she's great fun.
Please welcome, from The Crown,
Emma Corrin and Josh O'Connor, whoa!
-Whoo! -[cheering]
Hello!
[David] Ah, ha-ha.
[London] Whoo-hoo!
-I love it. I love it. -Yes.
Hey, you guys, hi.
-Hi. -Hey.
I have a quick question, right. It's actually a long one. Um…
So, last… when I was watching when you guys met, right?
You meet and then… Studly over here
invites you out, "You wanna cruise by the castle this weekend?"
You remember that part?
"It's gonna be some kings and queens, kicking back. Whatever."
And so you go out, which must have been intimidating,
and then they take you hunting,
every girl's dream date is to kill animals.
And then, you come back, but when you get to the car,
after this long weekend, he doesn't kiss you, he's just like,
"Hey, here's your Uber, you know, hope you had fun."
And you're like, "All right, high five, dude. Take care."
So what was going on there?
I'll tell you what happened.
So, um, it was actually…
It was obviously written down by Peter Morgan.
-It's Peter's fault. -True, yeah.
And, uh… yeah, I always just thought it was one of those funny things
where every time I'd see Emma
we'd have this joke about me just tapping her on the shoulder.
Which is kind of in any other walk of life would be pretty weird. Um…
But I quite like his awkwardness, actually.
-I think it's quite good. -Yeah.
-It was nice. It's not like that anymore. -[Emma] An Easter egg for you.
He does, like, the claw hand. That's what Josh and I used to talk about.
His favorite thing is a claw on the shoulder.
-Sexy. -It's very romantic.
He just, like, does a little shoulder squeeze.
-Love that. -A little half back rub thing? Okay.
I gotta work that into the rotation.
-I love it. -I love you.
Can I say how refreshing it is to actually speak to British people
in this crazy country right now.
Hi, guys! Hello, friends!
I've been stuck with these two with their "elevator sidewalk."
It's nice to actually speak English
-with English people right now. -Elevator…
But guys, you guys are epic, by the way.
When you found out that… You're only young…
when you found out that you were gonna be British icons,
Prince Charles, Princess Diana, honestly, were you shitting it?
Be real with me. We're British.
Um, I was definitely shitting it. I feel like…
[all laughing]
-Come on! It's… -[applause]
They don't get it. It's a big deal.
Prince Charles says that too, right?
"I was shitting it."
Yeah, yeah, he's exactly the same.
I feel like Emma and I, we were both…
What was so great is that Emma and I get on so well,
and I think there was a kind of a feeling that we went through this all together.
We've been doing all this press together.
We're both kind of learning this whole world together.
And I think if it weren't for Emma, I'd be losing it right now.
-Aw. -So we are, I do definitely, um…
I was gonna say we lean on each other. I feel like I do most of the leaning.
-[laughing] Emma's just like… -No!
…just like calm and collected and very good, but no.
You're doing a great job, by the way, aren't they?
You're doing a great job.
[applause]
I wonder who's gonna play our Royal Family, the Kardashians,
when they do a movie.
I'll play Khloé.
Oh, my God.
-[laughing] -And she wants to…
Ah, shit.
Your wedding dress as Princess Diana is absolutely insane.
Do you feel when you get married, it's not gonna compare
'cause you've already had an amazing dress?
Yeah. Truly.
And even the fittings were like, it kind of felt like that.
I remember being in one of the fittings,
and the costume designer, Amy, saying,
"You sure you don't wanna bring your mom to the next one?"
-Oh, wow, it's that deep? -I was like,
"I'm not actually getting married.
My mom doesn't have to come." [laughs]
Like, maybe I should.
You know, that wig you wore? I think it was a wig, right? Because…
Yeah.
I had… That's my haircut for the last 40 years.
And I thought it was quite nice.
You know, it works on anyone, we're finding.
Yes. No, yes.
Prince Charles, you've played polo.
Did you have to learn polo or did you know how?
Yeah, no, I definitely had to learn.
I actually had to learn how to, uh, just be near a horse, actually.
-Oh, wow. -I'd never been near a horse.
So it was like…
It was kind of actually a pretty tough gig.
'Cause I think I went in to have a session to learn to stand next to a horse.
And there must've been like a bit of miscommunication,
because the next lesson I was on a horse
and I was wielding a stick and just running.
And it was like… yeah, it was quite dangerous.
But it's sort of the best way to learn, really.
And, yeah, I loved all the polo stuff. It was great fun.
I know. I can barely wear a polo shirt.
[London and Fortune laugh]
Well, you guys, hopefully,
on one of the end episodes we'll see a crossover
with Hubie Halloween.
That's another big Netflix show, and maybe that would be fun.
Uh, I know you guys are busy, and we really appreciate Emma and Josh,
you coming in here, so thank you, and we'll keep watching.
Yeah, thank you, guys.
Thank you.
-[Josh] Thank you. -Bye.
Season four of The Crown is streaming now. Emma and Josh, everybody.
Yeah, thank you, guys.
-Thanks, guys. -Thank you so much.
[baroque fanfare playing]
Oh, The Crown.
Are you the guards that don't laugh or you get in trouble?
[laughs] We'll see about that.
[with British accent] Hello.
[normal accent] You ever see Thriller? Oh…
They do the robot over there? Meep-mop-moop, moop-mop-meep.
Oh. Oh!
You ever seen clogging?
You ever seen an octopus? [whistles softly]
You don't get that one?
That's a Seinfeld bit. That's off his first special. That's…
David, what are you doing?
They're not gonna laugh. It's illegal. They could get beheaded.
Something's wrong. I did my best stuff and two of Seinfeld's bits.
Mm-hmm. Okay. Um… if you really wanna make 'em laugh,
you should show 'em your willy. [laughs]
Hey, Siri, what's a willy?
[baroque fanfare resumes]
[cheering]
Hey, next guest is one of my buddies, all of our buddies.
He's got a special out now, here's a clip of it.
I'm not much of a fan of private schools, I'll be honest.
I am not a fan of private schools at all.
My kids attend private schools, doesn't mean I'm a fan of it.
I feel like private schools protect kids from reality.
They protect you, they protect you from fucking reality.
Private schools… Private schools breed bitches, that's how I feel.
I said it. I said it. I'm not taking it back.
That's how I fucking feel. Private schools breed bitches!
I'm in my fucking comfort zone. I'm gonna let it fly.
Everything I feel, I'ma say it.
Ever seen a grown-ass man get punched in the face that went to private school?
He immediately looks for a teacher. [gasping]
Here he is. Please welcome Kevin Hart, everybody.
-All right. -Kevin!
-There he is. -[whooping]
Look at that, man. Hey, what's up, y'all?
-Hi Kevin. -Hey, Kevin.
-How you doing? Good to see you. -You look tough.
By the way, I just got some news.
Um, your special was the most watched special of 2020.
-Wow. -Oh, wow.
-Really? -That's pretty huge.
Thank you, David. Way to go, huh?
I can't believe it beat mine. This is crazy.
[laughing]
That's great. So you're…
It's called Zero Fucks Given,
and I accidentally keep giving fucks.
Um… How'd you come up with that title?
Uh, the title was more of an attention grabber, you know?
For me, it was, uh, Zero Fucks Given, it just meant that
I'm comfortable with being where I am in my life and…
and comfortable with being in my environment
to the point where the things around it don't matter as much.
So, when I say I've got zero fucks to give, it means,
what you feel or think about the life
that I choose to live and be comfortable with.
And that's the life of a dad, of a family man, you know?
One that's okay with being home,
one that has opinions about people
and why I'm becoming older and irritable.
It's zero fucks given about my attitude
with being myself.
It's not worrying about the naysayers or opinions of others.
That's the play on the title.
[David] Yeah. Yeah, I agree.
I think it might go into just jokes you do and you don't care about 'em.
I think comedy, in a weird way, is getting…
everyone would be happy if we drew from the same five jokes.
Everyone did 'em and then everyone would be happy.
It's hard to be a comedian in this day and age,
and used to try to be edgy, try to do stuff that was different,
that made you a good comedian.
Now you do it and people attack you. It's tricky business now.
Yeah.
That's why you gotta get comfortable
and be happy with where you are, you know, who you are.
So when you find happiness and confidence in that,
nothing else really matters,
so outside of pulling from my world, once again,
of the cool dad with a crazy lifestyle
that my kids have grown with me in
and now my wife is now with me through the ups and downs,
I've kind of constantly just been an open book.
I've been very transparent.
There's always gonna be backlash, there's always gonna be conversation,
but not giving a fuck and having zero fucks
about the opinions of how you feel, um,
is what I'm happiest about at this point.
Kevin, in the clip you were talking about private schools,
and it made me think that all my friends that were sort of big in comedy
or that have been successful,
uh, all went to regular school, public,
and now there's this interesting pressure that they have money and are doing well,
including myself where our kids go private.
It's a weird thing in your head going, is that gonna make it better or worse,
because we all kind of scraped it a bit.
And then it's hard to pretend you're not rich. You see Beyoncé's kids…
Oh, is it? Is it hard to pretend you're not rich?
Oh, problems of David Spade!
If you're a kid…
You're Beyoncé's kid, she's like, "Do a lemonade stand."
Kid's like, "Do I really gotta walk through this?
I'm getting 100 million. Want me to go through the motions?
All right, sure, lemonade, pull up, 50 cents."
So it must be weird.
I'm not saying for me as much. I still go check to check, you know.
[laughs]
You gotta think, your kids didn't ask to be born into a situation at their end.
So you are an entertainer, you have a crazy amount of success,
or anybody that has a crazy success and you come from nothing
and you come from the bottom and worked your way up,
that's not your kids' fault that they don't have to do the same
or that they were born into a blessed situation full of opportunities.
It's your job as a parent to find a balance.
So with me and the private school thing,
it's just about… I don't like the constant…
There's this crazy thing
of always wanting to figure it out that a private school does for these kids.
It's like they always want to help and answer the questions
or help motivate the child.
Sometimes the kid needs to fall on their face
or fail a bit to understand
why it's important to do what you're supposed to.
It's where my problem with private school comes from.
I love it, Kevin. It's London here, hey, babe. Hi.
-Hey, London. -[with British accent] Hi, babe.
It's Fortune.
[laughing]
Kevin, I've got a question.
What was your biggest achievement of 2020
and why is it executive producing my Netflix special To Catch a Dick?
[laughs]
First of all, your special is amazing
and a crazy achievement for us at Hartbeat Productions.
-Thanks, Kevin Hart! -That's very true.
I'm very serious, you know?
You're the first female special that I've produced,
first Black woman at Hartbeat
that we've been able to attach an hour comedy special to, rightfully so.
That is an amazing accomplishment,
not just for myself but for my company. Um…
Outside of that, know what I think…
I'm gonna go with the biggest one for me was the birth of my baby girl.
I had another addition to the family, Kaori Mai Hart. Um…
Excited about that.
And other than that, man,
somehow pulling off a way to tape a special in 2020
and during a pandemic, that's another big accomplishment.
I got lots of things to be thankful for, lots of things to be happy about.
But I'm most excited about my new little girl.
-[David] Of course. -[Fortune] Aw. Yeah, for sure.
Thanks for making time. You're shooting a movie.
Thanks for being here. We'll talk to you soon.
-Thank you, Kevin! -All right, congrats, guys.
This is super dope. Thanks again for the love.
I appreciate you.
This is a really cool thing to see.
I'm sure this won't be the last time that you have me.
I'll be on here talking about something else in the near future.
-Thanks, Kevin! -Thanks, Kevin!
Zero Fucks Given streaming now. Kevin Hart, everybody.
All right, that's our show, everybody.
-But you can't get rid of us that easily. -Right, all three of us will be back
on The Netflix Afterparty starting at the beginning of 2021.
-Yes! Better watch it! -That's right. Yes.
Our first episode will have the cast of Cobra Kai and comedian Bill Burr.
See you in the new year at The Netflix Afterparty.
Yeah!
Thanks, guys!
-Thank you. -Thank you!
You! You! You!
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