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The Jonas Brothers discuss their new single \"Listen When Sad,\" their recent MSG performances, and family life before interviewing SNL's Mikey Day. The conversation blends professional insights into the creative process of Saturday Night Live with personal anecdotes about childhood, Broadway, and a lighthearted taste-test of New York City cakes.
Well, here we are.
Yeah.
Our new single, Listen When Sad, comes out tomorrow.
Yeah.
Tomorrow.
You know, I always get weird about that whole like it comes out tomorrow thing, but it really,
I know it comes out at midnight, but like, it always feels like it comes out today at
tonight.
What does that mean?
You know, it's like midnight today, but it's tomorrow, but yeah.
We are matching jumpsuits.
These were gifted to us by Joe.
They're so comfortable, Joe.
Thank you.
We introduced this new version of a logo at the MSG shows last week.
Three different nights, three different suits, started with the black suits, then we did
the white suits, finish it off with the red suits.
And then now we're in the jumpsuits.
These are our podcast suits now.
They're serious.
They're serious jumpsuits.
Who makes them?
They're called futsal.
What is the meaning behind the JB crest without the JB in it?
It's like, you know what it is.
You know who we are.
You know.
I love what it is.
I love that energy.
Somebody last night asked me, they're like, they were like, what?
They asked the same question.
Like, where, well, you guys didn't do the whole thing.
And I'm like, you know, can't give them everything.
I didn't really know what that meant when I said it, but it felt right.
You gotta leave more and more.
Yeah.
That's what it kind of meant.
I've always said about you, you leave people wanting more.
Hey, that's not what the, what I want.
I'm just learning my tongue.
Your mic flag is, oh ----, there's tons in here.
Oh, is that Molly Shannon?
As a bunch of SNL sounds because our guest today is SNL, uh, is an SNL legend.
Have you guys been enjoying your week between, uh, MSG and this?
I've had a great week.
We've been doing, you know, kindergarten visits.
Oh, nice.
Nice.
Just visiting kindergartners or the schools?
Schools.
Got it.
How's that going for you?
It's an incredible thing to be selecting a school.
It's a journey.
It's happening fast.
It's all happening too fast.
It is happening fast.
Yeah.
I kissed the ring.
She's, uh, she's growing up real, real quick.
She's awesome.
Thanks.
I'm glad you think so.
Our guest is waiting.
We should get to it because we have a lot to talk about.
Yeah.
Okay.
We're gonna begin.
At the end of this, we'll, we'll do a clip of our, our new single, Listen What's Sad,
which you can hear for the first time exclusively on the HeyJonas podcast.
Let's get about it.
Let's get them out of here.
Mikey Day.
It's so wet.
Can I wear them?
You can do it.
You can do whatever you want.
Are you sure?
You should.
Why not?
I've got a pair of socks.
Wait, hold on.
I didn't know if it's like...
I brought a pair.
Wear Nick's glasses.
That is usually the deal.
They are so good.
What do you think?
You can pull it off.
Thanks.
I found these, I found these in a drawer backstage a few hours ago.
They're pretty great.
That's really good, Joe.
What do you think?
They, they might be your glasses.
No, no, no.
You're like, Nick can pull it off.
You cannot?
No.
Welcome to the pod.
Hi.
Your fan base is really excited right now.
They are.
Look at this guy in his 40s.
Yes.
They're in the comments right now saying exactly that.
Who is that?
Mikey Day on the pod.
We go back...
Hold on.
Mikey Day on the pod.
For a while.
It's been a...
Oh, there you go.
Oh, wow.
I didn't know you guys have sound effects.
I'm so wet.
Is that me saying I'm so wet?
That's you.
That's gotta be you.
That's a great one.
I honestly don't know most of them until I press the button.
So...
That is so...
They're just images.
We've got some SNL themed stuff.
We've got Nick.
Whoa.
Fancy boy.
And then, you know, depending on what we say.
Oh, that's cool when you talk about money and stuff.
Success.
All right.
Or really get into some business.
Ooh, if it gets legal.
If it gets legal.
We're doing a...
We're trying to get Kevin to do a spinoff podcast about legal stuff.
Ooh, you're a legal expert?
Far from it.
You just like true crime, though?
He's been sued.
My wife does, for sure.
Oh, my God.
I walked into the room and some guy just got hacked up, his wife, and she's like sound
asleep.
I'm like, I don't get it.
I don't need this.
How is this possible?
At night.
Yeah.
Grizzly murders.
Exactly.
Is there...
I'm curious for my own knowledge.
Is there like a text chain you all have with all of you spouses, family members?
Is there like a mega thread?
There's a mega thread for the immediate fam and it's called...
It's really boring.
The name is just family.
And I was thinking about this the other day.
We need to change that.
It's not fun at all.
And we ask people a lot.
Actually, funny enough, on the bottom, like, oh, what's the group text from the show that
you guys are on?
Or the movie?
Yeah, we should change the name.
And they'll say something elaborate and it's very inside baseball.
And ours is just family.
I like it, though.
It's straight and to the point.
My older kids on it.
We took them off in a day.
Kevin took them off in a day.
I took them off in a single day.
You're just like done.
Everyone forgot that there was, you know, people under the age of 18 in that group chat.
You're like, what's being shared is...
Yeah, exactly.
It was something medical and it was not something the child should hear about.
Look at what I found on myself.
Is there a doctor in the family?
This family has 30 people in it.
We all look back to you, my friend.
We're sorry you're here.
I have one more question.
Of course.
We got a lot of answers.
And you guys, you all have children.
Yeah.
Do you have any kids?
Do you?
I have one.
He just turned 14 year old.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
It's crazy.
We all have girls.
All girls?
All girls.
Wow.
That's incredible.
Yeah.
What are the odds of that?
I know.
Wow.
50%.
I didn't know this.
50.
I should have picked up on that.
Literally 50%.
Do you exchange gifts?
Do you get your nieces gifts or is it...
Do you not do that?
I was just curious.
Every year, Christmas gets really tricky.
A pre-family, you know, holiday situation, celebration.
We do a Jonas family Christmas, which is like usually about two to three days before Christmas,
before a concert.
Where you all meet up.
Yeah, we've done it a handful of times in the last couple of years.
We've ended tours in the New York area.
And so we will, Kevin has a place in New Jersey, I'm in Brooklyn.
So we'll either pick one of those destinations for a family Christmas.
It'll be at my house this year because we're in Newark to finish the tour.
We haven't actually, we actually, no one's decided.
That's true.
We were at UBS before that.
So yeah.
Do you have to call it?
Are you like, my house?
We have to kind of, it's...
I like it at Joe's.
Yeah.
He likes it.
It's because then he can kick us out faster.
It's true.
If it's at Kevin's, he can get us out.
He's like, he doesn't have to worry about that.
I would say, to answer your question, we do buy each other's nieces gifts for holidays,
but we have to be very like coordinated because there's a thing where you can like, like,
hey, what are you thinking?
And now Kevin's kids are a little older.
They know what they want.
Right, right, right.
They're like, they have, I'll get these alerts on Elfster.
You know about Elfster?
You got to get on Elfster.
Sounds like...
Elfster is an app.
This episode brought to you by Elfster.
North Pole.
Yes.
It's, it's Christmas movie thing.
It's governed by the, uh, yes, exactly.
So, oh, it's like a gift app?
It's a movie, an anime movie starring Mikey Day and Jonas Brothers.
And it's...
I would see that.
Elfster?
I would definitely sign up for it.
Have you seen this trailer?
It's an app to help like family members, like similar to a wedding.
Okay.
It's a registry.
Registry, but for Christmas gifts.
Oh, that's cool.
But it's kind of annoying because Kevin's kids, I'm like, no, I don't want you to decide
what I'm going to get you for Christmas.
But it's also like, I get that, but it's like, I have a hot take on that because some people
just buy things that you already have or...
Or you're not going to use.
You're not going to use.
You were about to say that you just don't want.
That's true.
What, if you don't mind me asking, what is your son into like right now?
What's his thing?
Oh, um, video games.
Nice.
He's got a Switch 2.
Me too.
That's how I do it.
Oh yeah.
Do you play Mario Kart World?
Hell yeah.
Yeah!
Nerds!
By the way, I'm wearing Nick's glasses in case you scrubbed forward and you're seeing
this.
I want to make sure people know I put on your glasses.
It's totally fine.
Look great on you.
I have to bring up something that...
That's great.
Look great on you.
Now listen, you said Mario Kart.
Yep.
And it reminded me of a sketch that didn't make the episode that I was fortunate enough
to host of SNL.
Which was a great episode.
It was a fun episode.
But during the table read, Pete Davidson pitched this sketch, which was absolutely hilarious.
It was the same time that Daft Punk was not being a band anymore.
They broke up.
And so his idea was...
It was like the week of.
They just announced it.
The whole idea was that...
No, we're no longer robots.
They take off their helmets and it's Mario and Luigi.
Mario and Luigi.
Which is very funny.
And you were...
I played Mario.
You played Mario.
And you were going to be Luigi.
Oh, wow.
And I want to see this get...
How can you guys do it as if it was going to happen in the room?
Wow.
I forgot.
So, you know, that sketch, I was like, damn it.
I wish we had the chance to do it.
There was one other one that...
Were you in the meeting?
Like, I kind of like that Mario one.
I'd really like to be Mario.
I did mention that.
And they were like, that's great.
Anyway.
Moving on.
Here's what we're doing.
Yes, sir.
Have you found that where there's been like...
Is there any sketches you can think of that you're like, this is going to crush at the
meeting?
And then it was just like...
And then at the table read it.
Oh, I've had so many.
And you're just getting...
But I guess I'm used to it now.
Right.
You've said it.
We were reading up some intel on you.
And I think we remember this too.
You definitely like...
It's easy to remember.
Oh, that was a great show or that went really well.
But the smallest thing, you're like, I cannot get over this hurdle.
Oh, yeah.
100%.
Have you had any epic bombs where you're like, okay, this is going to stay with me?
It's funny how...
Or it really hasn't.
But in your mind, it has.
I mean, I've definitely done something in the performance where I'm like, that's I can
never watch this.
I'm awful.
Like, every once in a while, I will see because there's monitors, you know, those monitors
up.
And like, just to see where I am in the shot, every once in a while, I'll look up and I'm
like, no, it's just so terrible to not be in the scene and looking up into the sky.
But I mean, I've definitely had some severe, severe bombs, but luckily, it usually happens
at dress.
So the world doesn't see it.
I mean, sometimes it can go to air and doesn't do as well.
We had this one.
It was...
I don't know.
Already, it sounds terrible.
I don't know if you're familiar with the Chilean soccer team in the 70s.
Their plane crashed in the Alps and they had to eat each other.
It was loosely inspired by that concept where we were on.
We were a dodgeball team that crashed in the Alps.
And so I was lying on and Halsey was the guest host.
Poor Halsey.
She was a good sport about it.
But it anyway, I was lying there and I was like, I was going to die.
And I was like, please eat me.
Let me sustain you.
It would make me happy.
And they're like, but you're alive.
And I'm like, do it anyway.
They basically made a fake butt out of chicken.
So they were basically eating me while I was alive going, so how do I taste anyway?
That's hilarious.
I'm glad you guys enjoyed it.
The audience was like, no, thank you.
And was this in the dress?
This was in dress rehearsal.
And I don't think for the listener, like you run a whole show front to back at 8 p.m.
And then you essentially, I guess we've had the honor of being a part of a few of those
dresses where then they're like, and we're cutting five sketches.
Yeah, they cut a few.
So you could work all week on something.
You're right.
And you could so that the best of can make the show.
Yes, exactly.
So the butt, the chicken butt didn't make it.
No, no, no.
That's so funny.
Poor Halsey too.
She was so nice about it.
But I mean, I'm sure if I was hosting, I'd be like, yeah, I don't love the one where
I eat this, this alive man, his ass made out of chicken.
But it was so silent.
And to this day, I vividly remember.
It's so funny.
But it's kind of fun to have like the terrible bombs.
You have to really remember them.
But if something starts bombing, you could believe in it all the way all week.
And then the second it starts bombing, you're like, I'm done.
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One of my favorite things also about SNL, and you are brilliant at this and so many
amazing cast members, when something takes you out of the show because something either
really funny happens or a moment where somebody catches you off guard and everyone's just
laughing.
And you cannot contain keeping it.
Do you have any memories of like somebody that you were like, I just, you could not
keep it together?
Kenan, usually.
Always something about Kenan.
I mean, the Beavis and Butthead episode.
That was iconic.
That was the greatest things ever.
When Gosling always hosts, it always feels like, it feels like the popular kid at school
was hanging out with you.
And I'm like, I'm hanging out with Ryan all week.
I'm hanging out with Ryan.
He comes into your life for a week.
I feel like I would feel that way too.
Oh my God.
It's so fun.
And it's just this height.
Did you know in the dress that that sketch was going to crush like it did?
I mean, whenever Ryan's there, it's always, he's, he's always on the verge.
He's always like, you can tell when he starts to go.
And Heidi was laughing, but had she not seen you before?
Like what she saw me and she laughed at dress, but the look changed a little bit.
We like fixed the wig.
So I had more of the butthead, like it's all that mouth.
Like, yeah, it's this weird, easy to put in.
It's this little apparatus that just is so much fake gum.
It's just so weird how much it changes your face.
And so she saw it and she said, I look like something not human,
like uncanny Valley.
And she just, it was so brilliant.
Lost her mind.
My favorite kind of comedy too.
It's just where sometimes just sitting there in silence makes everyone break it
and just, he can't help himself.
It's so fun.
I mean, sometimes those two will happen on silent moments
or something goes, something goes wrong that only we know about.
And once it starts, it's really hard to like dial it back.
But since you guys are working so hard all week,
like what do you do to kind of like take a break?
Like what are your hobbies?
Like what do you get into during the week to kind of like get your mind out of it?
I mean, I do play, we were talking about video games earlier.
I do enjoy video games a lot.
Joe is a video gamer before the show.
Really?
It helps him like, it's part of his process.
I love playing with my PS5 friends.
But I'm like, for before it's a show, there's like so much chaos.
And I'm sure you can relate.
Obviously, like there's nothing like the halls of SNL.
It's just like.
Insane.
I mean, just in that.
And actually I should say in that entire building, but it's just.
And you'll just walk around and see.
It's crazy.
All these famous people just hanging out.
Hanging out in the hallways.
What are you doing?
Hi, Meryl Streep.
Well, you're on the show today.
Okay.
Just hanging out.
That's right.
You guys were at the 50th.
Yeah, that was.
You guys.
That was.
It was crazy.
And I was Joe.
Nick.
I had VR goggles and I watched it.
Because you guys all weren't there.
No, just Nick.
We were all invited.
But we were like, hey.
Just me.
Sorry, guys.
I'm going to try to get you passes.
Nick called and he was like, no, no.
Joe and Kevin are there on the line.
You're not available.
They're unavailable.
That was the craziest night.
I think of my life, though.
It was many famous people in one room.
It was completely insane.
It was ridiculous.
It was like, man, this is like the plot of a movie.
Remember that show Designated Survivor?
Yeah, where everyone.
If something happens.
All of the entertainment industry.
There's no one except me and Joe.
It's you guys.
We will carry entertainment on our backs.
TV, films.
Tom Holland, Spider-Man.
I got you.
So you want to be Spider-Man?
I guess I'll be Iron Man.
Well, now Iron Man can also be Dr. Doom.
Oh, you're right.
We've now learned that they can just keep doing it all,
which is pretty amazing.
I know, right?
Marvel fan?
Yeah, I've definitely caught up.
We just saw Spider-Man.
My son was really into it.
Your 14-year-old was into the new Spider-Man?
Yeah, he liked it.
We're a big Holland podcast.
We talk about Tom Holland a lot.
I love that, man.
We didn't really mean to, but this is our second.
Third time.
Third time we brought it up.
Probably fourth.
He's not going to call us back.
I just want to hang out with him and Zendaya.
Well, yeah.
Right?
He's probably going to be hosting this anytime soon.
I don't know.
I don't know if he'll host.
I hope he does.
Well, he's rich-rich now.
Dude, where's the money sound effect?
Hold on.
He's rich-rich now.
There it is.
I wish you accidentally played me going,
I am wet.
I'm so wet.
Uh, question, because I was reading about this
and I thought it was very interesting
and similar reason why I got into music.
Kind of comedy.
Tell me if I'm wrong here.
But like, because you had a crush,
you started doing some comedy, correct?
That was my...
Your interests, entrance.
That was kind of my only skill set to try and attract girls.
You guys are like, interesting.
Girls didn't throw themselves at you?
What's that like?
I'm so fascinated.
Really?
But yeah, so I would just do stoop and like quote,
I guess, you know, when you're a kid, you're like comedy.
You just kind of quote other funny things.
Of course.
You see on TV or whatnot.
You do it really well.
So that was kind of the vibe.
The Pepsi commercial thing, you know, or is it Coke commercial?
Which one?
What's up?
Oh, yeah.
You know, like that was the thing.
Bud what?
What was it?
Bud Light.
Bud Light, yeah.
What's up?
But this is like back in the day.
So I was quoting like old, like full house.
I will say that was kind of how I got into music.
To be honest, like Nick was doing...
The ladies?
It was the ladies.
Nick was doing musical theater.
He was on Broadway.
And I brought my school crush to watch him.
And she was like, that was incredible.
Like, how does he do it?
And the next day I was like...
I do it too.
I was like, mom and dad, I actually think I want to get into musical theater.
Can I do that audition thing?
I actually really want to do that.
I was like, I've been wanting to do it for years.
Thank God you brought her.
The whole time you're like, I can do that.
It's actually really easy.
No, yeah.
Like that backward handoff.
Like it's nothing, nothing.
What show was it?
It was, I think he was Chip in Beauty and the Beast.
Chip the teacup.
Chip?
You were on Broadway doing Chip?
And my crush was like, damn.
Look at that Chip.
He looks kind of dorky in that cup costume.
My head, just his head.
The costume for Chip is just like a...
He's got a really hot head.
He could never handle the Beast.
I mean, Chip, I guess.
Does Chip sing in it?
Yeah, Chip has...
Not a full song.
He just contributes to a few.
He pops in and out.
He sings along with...
Tale as old as time.
Right?
The big line is mama.
Like it's...
Okay, mama.
Like you say mama a lot.
He's got a line in Be Our Guest.
Also the...
Try the gray stuff.
It's delicious.
Don't believe me?
Ask the dishes.
They can sing.
They can dance.
That's incredible that you were on Broadway as a child.
I did not know this.
I did like four shows before 11.
Dang.
Yeah.
And so you would just go like every night to Broadway and go be in a show?
We lived in New Jersey and I would get in the car with parents and they would drive me.
Would you go to school during the day?
I would go to school during the day.
Except for Wednesdays because you have two shows.
They would let me miss school on Wednesdays and I have to make up the work.
You were like the kid.
There's always a liar in your class who's like, I'm on Broadway.
It's like, yeah, right.
You were the kid who was actually on Broadway.
That was something that happened a lot as a kid.
No, you're not.
Oh, yeah.
I'm trying to prove like how much you get paid.
Like I'm not going to answer this question.
I remember there was a kid.
Finally.
There was a kid at our school who's like, my dad invented the Simpsons.
And we're like, no, he didn't.
It's just the lies.
Although if you throw a lie that wild out, it's like it's either got to be true.
Yeah.
Or like it's totally not.
And this was back in the day when you couldn't Google.
You couldn't chat.
You're just like, no.
All right.
Cool.
Congrats.
Prove it, bro.
Prove it.
In addition to SNL is a cake, obviously.
Yes.
Massive.
Now, you know what this show is and you're not tiny children.
Oh, I guess you have tiny children.
It's like the most fun ever.
I'm surprised you haven't figured out all these cameras are cake yet.
That would be fantastic.
And this is a fake podcast.
And we're going to cut the cake.
We're going to cut a knife.
MSG is made of cake.
We've been working on this for years.
You're a fraud.
Finally, he came for a cake thing.
What?
You guys want to make MSG out of cake for a podcast like Mikey Day?
Yeah, it's worth it.
Who's paying for it?
Elfster.
Season one of that show was incredible.
I was so sucked in.
And then we've watched all the seasons.
Then season two, I hated it.
No, all of a sudden.
The plot twist was crazy.
But season one was like, I can't believe this is a show.
But it was so captivating.
I was so obsessed.
It is weirdly, even if you have no interest in it,
or you think the concept is inherently dumb,
if you see four objects and one is cake, you're like, well, I got to try it.
That's actually my feel good thing at night, no matter what.
If I need to chill out.
I need to watch a cooking show or a baking show.
Yes.
Let me ask you a question.
What happens with all the cake?
We jump into the ocean.
No, I don't.
They give it away a lot.
Yeah.
And then obviously crew and stuff.
And a lot of the judges want to take some home.
And I think they, I've never seen the process,
but I remember at some point being like,
we generate, people are making gym bags out of cake here.
What are we doing with all of it?
I think they give it to where it would be needed.
You know how people make beautiful cakes, but they taste horrible.
Are these cakes also really, really good tasting as well?
Yes.
They have to be good because...
Part of the section is they have the taste.
Yeah, of course.
But they are really good.
It's not like, I would think they taste like glue and stuff.
That's what I mean.
Because they're so ornate.
You would think that the process of the decorations was way more than that.
There's definitely parts of it that's like,
that's just pure fondant.
They're always like, that's all fondant.
So make sure to get it right in the middle.
But the cake itself is really good.
We actually have a cake test.
No way.
If you're down to try, yeah.
Are you kidding me?
You guys are all so excited.
It's not necessarily.
What is it?
Is it cake?
I think that's a cake.
It's all cake, but it's five of the best,
apparently best cakes in New York City.
All right.
Well, we're going to have to make some room.
You can't leave until we eat them all.
I can't believe you guys are going on stage in how long?
You guys are so chill right now.
We're 14 years old.
We eat only cake.
Probably the same way before you do your show, right?
Like, isn't it like you've been doing it.
It's just part of the process.
Yeah, that is true.
That's very true.
Dude, I am very excited to be eating cake with the Jonas Brothers.
I have the list of cakes here in front of us.
Sick.
And we're going to taste test and we're going to pick because everyone knows
we are the best people at judging cakes in New York.
We're well known for that.
The blue.
Hey, Jonas cake.
That is from Buttercup Bake Shop.
Oh, hello, Buttercup.
Thank you, sir.
The Bert, the bidet cake that says, hey, Mikey.
Look at that, dude.
Yep.
That one is from New York Bakery and Desserts.
Burning Up Strawberry.
Mia's Brooklyn.
Welcome to NYC.
Magnolia.
Nick's the Little Cupcake Bakery.
I'm eating cake with the Jonas Brothers.
I am very happy to be here.
I just want to say this in the middle of the cake thing.
And you guys are very talented.
And I'm excited to be here.
So I wanted to make sure I said that.
Let's eat on camera.
We did an entire.
Actually, you know what?
We did.
We did an entire press tour for a song called Waffle House.
And everyone assumed we wanted to eat waffles on camera all the time.
OK, so that one I'm going to say that's good.
No good.
But that was my favorite so far with the cookies on top.
I think you've already moved on.
I moved on, bro.
Oh, wow.
I'm taking bites.
You know, I got to say the Jonas cake is my favorite.
Yeah, Buttercup.
It's kind of like a classic.
It reminds me of a cake.
That's fire.
When you're a kid at like a birthday party.
It's the one that kind of hurts your teeth because it's so sweet.
It's awesome.
You're good on cake.
I'm good on cake.
Yeah.
I'm going to say that's goaded.
Look at this classy guy over here.
I'm good on cake.
Here's my vote.
One, two, three, four, five.
I agree with your sentiment.
Wait, you said one?
One, two, three, four, five.
I like it the most because it has her name on it.
Yeah, partially.
This one has mine.
Yeah, that's got to be your favorite.
I'm eating cake.
You're like, keep eating.
Keep eating.
How was it?
They made me eat cake.
I like eating.
All of our guests on the pod, we ask that they pull a question from our question bowl.
It has random questions.
Nothing related to us or any of us in this room or anyone outside of this room,
but just random questions.
If you don't mind, pull one, answer it, and we can join you.
Look how we always explain this like it's complicated.
I don't know.
Some people are like, we'll ask.
Just a bowl with questions.
You're right.
Describe your first sexual experience.
Describe it in detail and include the name of the person.
That is way too...
What is?
Kevin wrote it.
I'm sorry.
Oh, it does say, love Kevin.
Please, underline, please is underlined eight times, be detailed.
And don't say my name.
It's so fun, isn't it?
I love it here already.
And then in like a few minutes, you guys are going to kick me out and I'm going to leave.
I was in your orbit and it was magical.
And then you're going to kick me out.
What is a completely normal sound that drives you insane?
That's good.
Is this for all of us?
I guess it's...
And I think this is maybe baked in from when I was a kid.
My mom would yell my name.
But when my wife is downstairs and our son, Abbott, is upstairs, he's like,
Abbott!
And there's a specific tone.
Timbre and tone.
Yeah.
And it kind of reminds me of my mom being like, Michael!
Right.
It's all brought back to you.
Yeah.
So maybe that.
Yeah.
That's a good one.
That's great.
Nothing against my wife or her needing to alert our son upstairs when she does it.
I think it's just kind of an evolutionary thing.
I'm going to go with, for myself, a turn signal in a backseat of a car.
In a car?
It's more the length.
Thank you.
I'm Phil Seen.
And I'm like four cars back to take a left.
And I'm just like, maybe you're in the backseat of a car.
You're not the one in control.
Because I would just turn it off after a while.
I'd be like, all right.
So you're being driven in this car.
Being driven.
And somebody clicks it early.
And now it's just like, it's on for a while.
Mine would be some people answer the phone by going,
We know who that is.
Before a hello or just, hello.
I'm like, waiting, waiting, waiting.
I hear the, I'm like.
You're like, ew.
Hey.
I'm like, skip that part.
So a throat clear?
Yeah.
Clear.
All right.
There's no judgment here.
Kevin.
Kevin's like the sound of the lamb screaming at night.
You know that time when you're like perfectly asleep
and the air conditioning turns on in a low hum and just.
I'm with you.
I'm backing you up.
And it wakes you up out of that thing.
You just mean like, it turns out it's like.
Yeah, it's like, it like triggers just more than it should.
Yeah.
I feel that.
Especially in hotel rooms that you're not used to it.
And it's more jarring than not.
A hundred percent.
Are you a light sleeper?
Yeah.
It's gonna take a lot more to wake me up than a little.
Yeah.
Nick becomes like a vampire in a coffin.
Did you guys sleep?
I just imagine you guys all slept in the same room on three tiered bunk beds.
We did.
We actually did for a bit.
Really?
And you guys got up.
You sang good morning with harmony and everything.
Good morning, mom.
Are the five cakes ready for breakfast yet?
This is actually our, this is our meal plan.
Well, actually Disney did think that.
And then they wrote a show about us doing that and living in a firehouse.
And then we'd just ride a fire pole down for breakfast.
And they're like, this is your life.
This is you now.
And people sometimes come up to us on the street and they'll say hi to us.
And they're like, oh, where's your brother?
It's like, we're all grown men and live in different states.
Like we don't see each other all the time.
Then we go, phew, they almost figured us out.
They know the truth.
We do live in that firehouse.
I bet people encounter all three of you in the real world just hanging out.
Sometimes.
Are they just like, yeah, that makes sense.
You guys are always together.
Yeah, sometimes.
Sometimes it's like, oh yeah, of course.
Yeah, of course.
They're always in matching tracksuits.
Now, guys, I started for a second forgetting that I wore these.
It's super red.
And I was like, I need to see a doctor.
I was like, I've eaten too much cake.
Everything's red.
I feel crazy.
And then I remembered.
You're wearing red, man.
I was like, whoa, what?
You should not reference these cakes.
Yo, I'm high or I'm dying.
Yeah, I'm like, yeah, so Doc, everything is currently red.
That would be fantastic if it got really serious.
What have you been doing, Willie?
Five cakes and then.
I would love if I was telling a very serious story and you were just in those nodding.
Man, I'm so sorry about that.
I'm so sorry to deal with that.
Forgetting those glasses.
Let's pitch that to SNL.
That's our.
That's something.
Something's on my face.
When you guys host, you guys should host all together.
I know we want to.
I don't think there's.
Well, there have been, I think, at least two group hosts.
Yeah, it hasn't happened in a very, very long.
See, that would be fun.
And.
And you guys will go, all right, stick around.
We're here.
So stick around.
We'll be right back.
Stick around.
We're here.
Because you had fun, right?
I had the best time.
It's high pressure for sure.
But if you were nervous, did not see it at all.
Yeah, you crushed.
I was there.
I had fun.
Before you walk out, that door opens and you're like, this is it.
Yeah, this is.
And you're doing music.
That's a lot because you have no time.
I guess.
And it was during COVID.
So the testing was insane.
Oh, my God.
I just want to say one other thing that I had the best time with you and Kyle.
Oh, my God.
The bachelor party was so good.
And then also the sketch about the guy from.
Oh, my God.
With Kyle playing.
So glad Worlds of Fun reopened.
Like, I thought they were going to have to cancel our junior year trip.
Dude, I still can't believe you won the stuff guy from Seoul.
I know.
I've like never won the ring toss.
The guy from Seoul.
Yes, the guy from Seoul.
The best that Heidi had in her dressing room for years.
Really?
Oh, yeah.
Just chilling on the couch.
Is that dude from Seoul?
The whole idea was that we're a bunch of kind of teens at a theme park who want a couple up.
And, you know, there's like seven of us.
And then it comes to Kyle at the end.
We're all like guy and girl saying we should probably ride together, making up excuses.
And he goes to him.
He's like, I think maybe like I could ride with somebody.
That's right.
And he's just holding a giant stuffed version of the guy.
He goes, I rode with the guy from Seoul on the last three rides.
And they're like, no, you can do it again.
And the guy from Seoul is just over and over again.
It's so good.
Heidi wrote a sequel, right?
That Paul Rudd.
It was a Paul Rudd show, a Christmas show.
And we never did it because that is when we had to shut down for like a spike in COVID.
It wasn't the original COVID.
It was like he talked about that on the pod.
Oh, he did like put it together.
Yeah, it was a crazy story.
I thought I was giving you an exclusive and you've already heard it.
I'm just letting you take a nine.
Bring in another cake.
Give me another question.
This is the six best cake in New York.
I'm going to add.
We're going by borough.
What if you just kept bringing it in?
I was like, I'm so full.
That's the bit.
We just keep bringing cakes.
But yeah, okay.
Six days later.
That would be.
Now Brooklyn.
You guys never are like you just stay in it.
You're like, all right, more cakes.
Eat it up, bud.
Answer questions.
Eat cakes.
Come on.
We got a lot more questions.
A lot more cakes.
I'll bring you back for that one.
Thank you so much for coming.
We appreciate you coming with the eating of the cakes and the questions.
Of course, you guys are always the best when you come to the show.
So it'd be fun.
I think we'd have a lot of fun if you guys did.
You're right.
I don't know if I might crack.
But if you all came together, you'd kind of have each other to lean on.
Oh, yeah.
It would give each other maybe some breaks too,
because then you would don't have to do everything.
Yeah, exactly.
I mean, you guys, hopefully you guys would be in everything,
but some of you would take the lead in certain sketches.
We could break it up a little bit.
And then if you don't like one, I don't like that.
That's not funny.
Nick, you do it.
No, I think you'd do this.
You would be hilarious.
You would crush this one.
I think this is more Nick than Kevin for sure.
So both of you don't want to do it?
No, but it's yours.
It's yours.
Well, we appreciate you.
Thank you so much for taking the time.
Thank you guys for having me.
We'll send you a track suit next week.
Yeah, you guys are so easy to hang out with.
I really feel like I'm your friend now.
You are.
You're in it now.
Thank you so much.
I'm their friend.
I'm wearing Nick's glasses.
Mikey Day, fantastic.
What a great guy.
He's hilarious.
I didn't mean to hit it.
I'm sorry.
I did not mean to hit that.
I was trying to scroll back.
That was so fun.
Mikey Day is so fun.
We ate cakes with Mikey Day.
What a guy.
So good.
I feel like there's got to be a lot of pressure on comedians when they come on anything.
You're like one of those funny guys.
So you got to be funny.
Which I never want anyone to feel like the pressure of that.
For us funny people, it's a challenge.
We feel seen.
We get it.
You just relax.
We'll take care of the comedy.
You'll get the comedy on lock.
All right.
We said at the beginning of the pod that we were going to leave you with a clip of
Listen When Said.
And we're going to do just that right now.
Enjoy it.
Thank you for always being such wonderful.
We love you.
People.
Bye.
Bye-bye.