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Hey there, welcome to Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend.
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I am the aforementioned Conan, Conan O'Brien, Aries, Brookline, Massachusetts.
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Quite a life, quite a life I've had.
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I guess it's drawing to a close now.
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And I'm being joined by Sonam Obsessian.
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Sona, how are you?
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Can I ask a question?
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This has been a while.
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Can we change the name of the podcast to Conan O'Brien, Sonam Obsessian, and Matt Gourley Need a Friend?
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You know what?
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I think that's a really good idea.
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And Matt Gourley is here as well.
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Gemini.
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Yeah, Gemini.
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Libra.
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I enjoy pasta and long walks on the beach with pasta.
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Your question, Sona?
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No, the answer is no. Oh.
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And it's not even up to me at this point.
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I think the great Adam Sachs, who's in the room at all times, our overlord, our overseer, he would say,
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oh, terrible idea to change the branding at this point.
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It would diffuse, and he's nodding vigorously.
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Well, it's also false because we don't need friends because we have each other.
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That's true.
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I'm just saying maybe Conan O'Brien needs a friend with Matt Gourley and Sonam Obsessian.
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Yeah, no, it just dilutes the brand.
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And it's bad for merch.
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And listen, what if we just lose your name and it's just the two of us?
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Yeah.
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Okay, good luck with that.
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I would say enjoy the poor house, but this isn't Dickensian London.
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I wish there were poor houses still.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, they used to throw you into the poorhouse and then it's in every Dickens novel.
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Someone gets thrown into the poorhouse and you can't get out of the poorhouse unless you give the money back, but you can't make the money back if you're in the poorhouse.
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Because you've stolen something?
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Is that how?
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No, not even.
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Someone will just get into debt and they would come by and they would say, we're taking you to the poorhouse.
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And they would throw you in and then you couldn't get out for the longest time.
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I've heard that term.
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I never thought about what it was.
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Yes, it goes back to, it's all over Dickens.
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There's so many things in Dickens I wish would come back.
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Poorhouse pickpockets.
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Where are all the pickpockets, by the way?
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Street urchins.
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Street urchins.
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Yeah.
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There's so much good stuff.
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Old hags.
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Old hags wearing tattered wedding dresses.
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Yeah.
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You know, that kind of thing.
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Just bowls of porridge and gruel.
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Yeah, may I have some?
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Please, sir, may I have some more?
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More porridge?
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More gruel?
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No, I don't think he even says he just says, may I have some more?
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Sorry.
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Sorry, sir.
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Are you guys doing the same person?
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You're both doing Oliver?
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My guy's Australian.
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Oh, okay.
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Yeah, I'm doing Hugh Jackman as Wolverine.
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Okay.
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I'll claw you with me claws.
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It's all fucked up what I'm doing right now.
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It doesn't make any sense.
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Hello, Deadpool.
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And I'm doing Schwartz there again.
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Get to the chopper.
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Get to the chopper.
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I'll be right back.
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Uzi 9mm.
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Okay.
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I'll be back.
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It's like a Dickens-Wolverine crossover.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Man, that Deadpool movie, I really did enjoy it.
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I'm going to just say that.
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We're not getting paid to say that.
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Saw that with my son back at We Had a Blast.
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It was really fun.
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I know I've mentioned this before, but I always think about it when I was in a gym and I was really proud of myself, I've told you this, right?
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Yeah.
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And I was working out in a hotel gym in Atlanta and I was really like, hey, I think I'm working out really hard.
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And then on my peripheral vision, I saw someone without a shirt doing an insane workout where they were pulling up their whole body effortlessly.
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And I looked over at Hugh Jackman and he looks at me and I like winked and was like, you know, hey, mate, whatever.
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And I just thought, Jesus.
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My penis went up inside my body.
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It crawled up into my lung.
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It's never come out.
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I keep trying to lure it out with a little bit of cheese.
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Yeah.
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Your penis eats cheese.
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Yeah.
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I'm sorry.
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Some penises are lactose intolerant.
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Mine's a real cheese eater.
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A real cheese eater.
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Every time when I was dating, I'd drop my pants.
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Someone would say, oh, a cheese eater, eh?
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That's very Dickens.
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Yeah.
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Ah, cheese eater, eh?
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And my penis will be holding a piece of gouda with its tiny little hand.
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Well, I've never more emphatically put up a rap sign. So, let's go ahead.
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To review, a Dickensian woman would see me drop my pants and go, Cheese eater, eh?
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Cook likes its gouda, eh?
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You got a real milk sipper.
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Right?
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You got a cream guzzler.
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Well, I'm so glad.
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This is why PBS won't underwrite our podcast.
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I always wanted to say supported by Foundation for the Arts.
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But no, they listen to my, you know, cock eating cheese bits.
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And then we don't get the funding that I think we deserve.
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Yeah, public funding.
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Yes, from the Angela Lansbury Foundation.
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The country should pay for this.
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I think.
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Oh, they're paying for it.
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Listen, yeah, they are paying in their own way people are paying.
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Man, I really want to keep applying for grants.
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Let's start applying for grants.
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So that the money would come, would be taken away from programs in schools.
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And programs like Nova.
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And I would get it.
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And then people would be outraged and they would listen to the podcast.
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Like, why is he?
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Well, let's check it out.
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Maybe it's educational.
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You got a real gouda eating cocaroo!
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Brought to you by a generous grant from the W.M.
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Keck Foundation.
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Oh, 50 Senate hearings.
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Sir, are you aware?
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Brought to you by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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They're not together.
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There's no transition here.
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Is it just the Gates Foundation? Is it?
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Well, good cul-de-sac there, Sona.
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Good instinct, just as I get into the intro.
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Really good.
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Well, time to get into the intro.
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But are Bill and Melinda still together?
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Is it still the Bulls?
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Is it elite?
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Would it still be a joint?
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I'm holding out hope they might get back together.
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