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help me welcome actor writer stand-up comedian best known for jinyang on Silicon Valley Jimmy o yang Wow look at this the whole office is here nice awesome awesome hello hello how you doing man good how are you I'm good I heard you had some mediocre ramen in San Francisco splurt Brahman not to talk bad about them but it was like passable at best like what is what is passable ramen it's kind of bland and you know when you eat something so heavy it's like I'm not eating healthy anyways like it's like when your cheat meal sucks it's a horrible feeling well I know I'm not that I ever go on a diet anyway so you know think you could maybe I see some cheat meals here yeah um so okay first hit Silicon Valley first to think that's where most of us had come attention to you with playing jinny yeah yeah the season 5 premiere done Sunday yes and I think Vanity Fair had the headline that you are ready to be the next main asshole on Silicon Valley that is true no possible no more supporting asshole no more supporting that's it just main asshole yeah I think what TJ leaving I was like she was sad and kind of you know worried like where the character is gonna go but it turned out to be like a blessing in disguise I think and it kind of allowed my character to kind of mess with other people now which is great well the other thing you guys had like a really kind of like fun comedy duo like like Laurel Hardy or like Chris Farley and like they've Spade but I also wonder like how that would how that will exist with you having more time to be more of an asshole yeah but at the same time are we going to see more things like like the seafood app and stuff like that - we'll see I I think there's some good interactions and hopefully we'll find some new dynamics coming up I'm not promising anything but there's going to be a lovemaking scene between me and Gavin Belson we'll see we'll see how where that takes how long did it take - a few days we rehearsed beforehand you guys had a lot of like wide-angle lenses a lot yeah so I saw your Twitter feed so on Sunday's show they had a company called slice line yes delivers pizza I saw that you actually had a pizza delivered by a drone on select row flew into my not house but like my apartment and and deliver a pizza right right to the doorstep what it was it was pretty good but sadly since I'm in Hollywood now I've allergies so I'm actually allergic to a citric acid and like I'm kind of lactose intolerant like most Asian people but like citric acids that make everything yeah tomatoes yeah can't eat it I mean I'm not gonna die it's just I get like a mucus see and gross I see I rub myself with like citrus axes drizzle yourself with wine so you know just like a lotion so if you get a little like swollen there let me know but so going back to my juggle of it so Mike judge Mike judge excuse me um I'm a little nurse I'll be honest so might judge okay he created Silicon Valley beavis and butthead office space thank you a theocracy which is very relevant sadly well like so I know he was at your graduation when you went to college but then how did you guys come back around for Silicon Valley so he was my commencement speaker just add a dumb luck right and he was talking about how he was a physics major working in Silicon Valley back in the 80s and he how he hated the corporate culture right so he muttered around as like a traveling musician and eventually he found his passion and comedy and animation and I was just sitting in the audience probably hungover and listening to this cuz I was an economics major and I didn't know what I wanted to do and I just knew I didn't want to have anything to do with economics you know I I think that speech kind of really spoke to me man it kind of you know gave me I was like dude I should go try to find what I'm really into and I tried a bunch different things I tried like jujitsu boxing classes like I don't know why but I did you know and eventually I found stand-up comedy and I kind of felt that passion that he was talking about and then you know just out of luck five years later our audition for Silicon Valley he didn't know I was sitting in the audience you know but I knew who he was and I got the job in the first day at table read I came to my hey Mike man there was awesome you were my commencement speaker hey and and my account of you guys ever hear him speak he's very like kind of quite as oh oh yeah really yeah that's cool that's cool and I'm like yeah man and so you went to UC idea though okay yeah that's nice how um how's UCSD now you know did you like it I was like no I fucking hated it like I just I just told I kinda I was sold everything I just fucking hated it but he was like oh oh yeah yeah that's good me too I was kind of boring when I went there and you know I've been working with him since for five years he's like one of my best friends on the show now it's it's pretty awesome that's amazing I mean what does he think of like because you've had a lot of things change over the course of time we've got no Silicon Valley and your personal life and professionally I mean is he a supporter of that or is he just your well-deserved yeah man I mean he's always I think so season one I started literally just like two lines right like when I open the door like this Pied Piper and then they wrote me another episode and like I eat the fish so ended up like I was in three episodes in the first season as a guest star basically and I'd like maybe five five words total you know and then in between season 1 season 2 like Mike was the first to tell me he's like you know we're gonna be excited to have you back but I still don't know where the show is gonna go and stuff like that but yeah he was like the first to reach out and then eventually you know I became a series regular on it because out of circumstance that talk about the book like I was offered like another job at Yahoo but in TV world it's like exclusive you know you can only either work with Yahoo or HBO and then HBO was kind enough where they support him enough to match the offer and you know the rest is history I guess yeah cuz you at the time you in the first season you were living week with two other guys in like no introduction of who I was I just kind of showed up in the house people on reddit was like oh who's that intern guy or whatever I was never really I was never really an intern you know I was just like a dweller in this place and yeah but I kind of liked that and then eventually they kind of explained it but it's still it's still kind of like mysterious how he ended up there well let me ask you this like okay but as an actor playing him with the reaction I mean like who is this guy like why do you think there's been such an attraction from the audience to this character wanting to see more of him more of him whether he's an asshole or more I'm like being a foil to TJ Miller it's character i I think TJ it's character really brought this character out because he was always bullying and everyone being obnoxious and this little guy this foreign weird little guy it's the only guy that has his number that can throw him under the bus and you know like be a pain and ask for him so I think people wanted to see that it's like a David versus Goliath like but at the end of the day like there's you can see it's like Lauren Hardy there's some kind of love between the two you know and and yeah I think me and him just in person like our sense of humor like very close to each other so it kind of just worked it just clicked like immediately do you guys I mean I'm not looking for a specific thing but since you guys have such a chemistry it do you ever think there might be cancer I can movie or a series with the two of you after so maybe I would love to which we talked about writing together like a Chinese action comedy or something like that when that wouldn't that be awesome you know I've been throwing that around so I talk to him every now and then and he called me like the night he was like man it was a midnight as I got a first person I called but I'm not coming back next season on my god dude that's super sad and I try to talk him out of it but obviously you know his mind's made of it's TJ and he was like yeah but you know what don't be sad dude like this is maybe the end of you know Erlich in like jingyang but maybe not the end of you know TJ and Jimmy so I think there we could definitely explore more TV shows films and stuff like that with us too okay so something I I did not know and I watched it last night was you in the movie Patriots Day oh yeah and you guys seen it nobody's seen it anyone know okay first of all you guys can see this movie I don't know why I had not seen this week before it isn't actually an excellent movie but it's about the the bombings and the Boston Marathon it yeah thousand thirteen two thousand thirteen yeah and you play the character of Danny so these are all based off real people so again knowing that you're have a stand-up background and you're in Silicon Valley yeah done some other shows like Always Sunny how do you end up in hey Mark Wahlberg movie about the bus and about the Boston bombings yeah it was just it was just auditioning you know I I think is one of those roles the guy's a Chinese immigrant himself so it literally brought every Chinese person in Hollywood to audition for this role and you know I'm pretty good at being a Chinese immigrant I guess and I was one so I think I can relate to it right like I came here when I was 13 so I understand the mannerism the accent the thought process and all that and it was great I was nerve-wracking for sure at Pete Berg who's a pretty cool director and then you got like Mark Wahlberg John Goodman JK Simmons like Michelle Monaghan like everybody looked up to in this movie and Here I am you know across Mark Wahlberg trying through this scene but everybody was like really cool and then I think when a camera starts rolling especially the way that Pete directs but you just kind of you're acting you're at this character now and the real guy Danny who eventually basically became a hero in this Boston Marathon bombing thing I get to talk to him and like be friends with him like I bugged him every other day in Boston and it was a tough role to take on I think especially for somebody come from a comedy background but it I think it turned out to be one of the most rewarding experiences that nobody watched we're gonna get them to watch it watch it people it's like 399 on iTunes it's not though it's not it's not it's on Showtime it's on Showtime no time who's got show this guy you use their password people you know share your password yeah so we share your password but there's actually once once you know I wanted to bring up that was the scene of the car with a guy's car jacket and that's I mean I'm not even thinking like oh this guy's an actor at this point or the other act I just totally under the story but how was it to film that scene so intense because you're getting your car jacked and then yeah kind of being held captive so the real story is Danny got held at gunpoint and carjacked by the two terrorists the tsarnaev brothers in the Boston Marathon bombing and they drove him out for an hour and a half with pressure cooker bombs in the back and the GPS they was trying to go to Manhattan to Times Square and bomb Times Square like this is the part of story a lot of people don't know and then Danny when they pulled about a gas station he like ran off at gunpoint and called the cops at the other gas station and that led to their eventual shootout and arrest of those two guys in Watertown so Danny was like a real hero it was amazing like I didn't really know about the story not a research there's like real footage surveillance footage of him running across the gas station out of car it's it's like chilling and like him making and I want one call inside the other gas station so those footage definitely helped me you know like mold and see the scene and yeah we play everything really real good this Pete Berg you know just like handheld cameras and and and it was uh it was kind of surreal like I I was I was like honestly like scared there was like dudes with guns like in my head right and and I think like I had a like some PTSD like some nightmare for a couple nights so I can only imagine what like Danny went through but you know throughout the movie you know Marc and Pete was like you know this is not about us as actors it's it's about you know the victims and the heroes so with that in mind I think it became like a slightly more fulfilling and easier process for us to go through yeah and now you're talking about auditioning that you brought basically brought every like Chinese and we're gonna actor in that happens a lot and that's a good segue to the book here which Oh book how to American an immigrants guide to disappointing your parents it's a great great tougher book this book is hysterical I was laughing my ass off reading it yeah but you look probably crazy in like coffee shop wise like I like laughing at himself um but then on top of it like the story behind here like there's also all these poignant moments so thanks right right now um but specific good job living your life yeah I live my life hysterically yeah at least fruit good ramen right but specifically your dad and mom are dest such great characters and your mom reminds me of my mom but your dad is so loving but also so critical about everything I do absolutely um that being said have they read the book my dad has read the book he doesn't so he said he's like oh wow this is actually a really good book did you actually write it I'm like yeah man I wrote it so he's still kind of not giving it up like all throughout the book they'll be like he takes his parents to like very cool like stand up he's doing in Vegas no you're not funny you know your dad your dad your dad was in patriots days I play my dad in patriots day and that's why he thinks that's a good movie he's a comedian also you know any jokes and he's a ballbuster so he did read the book and you know he wasn't upset about the parts that thought he bub said it like you know that he'd never supported my comedy career and things like that he was upset about the fact that he was like how can you let people know that me and your mom's always argue at the house and I and don't you can't let people know that I credit card debt okay so one of there's so many things in this book you cannot wait to talk about okay first let's the name because ya know yang yeah I did not realize that it's kind of a custom that in Hong Kong or China English surname yeah Jimmy or English you mean a first name first name yeah yeah so Jimmy was just a given name is Hong Kong was like British colony so you're born with a Chinese name my Chinese name was man ching which means 10,000 success it's a name to sure to set me off a failure so my English given name was Jimmy right there's not really an explanation for as my parents gave it to me because apparently just sounded good to them but your dad like my dad's name is Richard and I have like that why is your name Richards I know cuz I want to be rich it's very very simple straightforward Asian man thinking like my mom's name is like Amy because like that's her Chinese name her Chinese nickname is like on me you know in Shanghai nice and my brothers they name my brother Roger after Roger Moore their favorite James how Asian is that like a James Bond is so Asian for some reason especially Roger Moore that's very specific James Bond I think he only did one and and my brother hated that name it's like an old white guy name so eventually when he turned like a teeny changed its name to uh Froy which is very ironic because that's the old black guy name now in the book you talk about as a child you beast to play ping-pong and you were really good at it was pretty good yeah in fact your first time on TV was endorsing like a ping-pong table or something yeah man like it can't be can't get any more stereotypically Asian I was a pink Paul a competitive ping-pong player I mean come on yeah I play like in those like you tournaments like under age 13 and like I was like really small cute little kid and yeah there was a TV interview in the local news like they brought it in like these adjustable height tables that the ping-pong company was testing out and I was like one of the testers so I was like on TV playing it and yeah they love me and they brought me in studio interview like the next day and like everybody than my family and because Hong Kong's such a small place it's like you know Manhattan by itself and and yeah people thought I was like a superstar celebrity but actually I wasn't that good in ping pong you know I just look better than I actually was so I like when I lost in a school tournament it was really sad everybody just thought I was a fraud Kent are you uh you weren't at all any good now I'm decent I actually went over to play my buddy's house was a ping pong table and I lost pretty handily so I still look like I can still toss the ball really high and like served whatever serves with some spin but I'm not good at consistently hitting the ball anymore a lot of practice you know we can play after play a program you beat me and you'll feel better okay but going back to growing up to now as far as like where you ended up being a stand-up that's not necessarily maybe you had an early idea of that when you were a young kid right so what does that really come into your your being that like hey this is comedy yeah and what I want to do in when I grow up in Hong Kong I never seen any stand-up and like even even now there's maybe one comedy club it's not really a thing like historically in an art form in China Hong Kong and when I first came here my first stand-up that I watched was BET's comicview I don't have you guys to remember that like it's really awesome I was like watching bTW not just to learn like the language but to also like learn um the cadence and also the culture you know and the one good thing about stand-up comedy it's not just jokes it's really people telling us about culture and like what the stereotypes and and in a funny way what America is kind of about so I really thought that was interesting like I didn't know that was like why people did that and black people did that I didn't know people did different things right like in Hong Kong it's all just Chinese people anyways so it was like really interesting to me to see like all the different you know stereotypes and cultures and and beliefs here so that's I guess how I got into stand-up or I got you know interested in stand-up but then also I think like we think of there are lots of comedians who do go into acting but it kind of felt like as you were getting into stand-up prepare more successful that's when you also started going after acting jobs right yeah I think that's a pretty natural progression yeah in like LA I just wanted to kind of get like a couple commercials who's my buddy told me he was like almost like a security guard like almost basically an extra and there's like vodka commercial and he made like 60 grand off like residuals so like these commercial games could be like a lottery ticket you know and that's all I wanted to do I just want to do stand-up and then a commercial to every year so I can sustain you know living in LA but then you know one thing led to another like I went through like really crappy auditions I think one of my favorite parts in the book is like the hundred and one auditions that I logged before I went on to the 102nd auditions which was Silicon Valley oh right here you bookmarked it my guy we've noticed this before we've never we never have before I know is that a Jack of Hearts right there that's Wow and magician we can add that too so yeah I think a one is I used to be an actor all right I think it's funny that you kept track of all your auditions and it's like all these roles are really like Taiwanese 20 looks like 12 computer geek Wow Japanese host Chinese restaurant owner you know while Mart employees speaks Mandarin young Asian guy friend off hey Lee like all these like you know it's very typical roles and like you know they all like to line parts and then eventually I booked a couple of these the first one my book was that two Broke Girls thing it was just like Carson in line it's like two lines and then eventually we let like I think always sunny is in here somewhere but out of like the hundred and one auditions I booked like maybe like four things and whatever commercials that I did book like I think I did like a Verizon one and even like an Apple one they never aired so I never got any money for it you know so that's sixty thousand dollars is not as easy as it seemed right and then yeah the hundred second one was a Silicon Valley yeah that's so cool to see that on the list a couple that popped up for me to where Samsung journalist DJ Samsung a different Samsung hip casual like what is hip casual I know I guess it's like a clothing t-mobile band guy yeah Verizon proud son proud son I got that job you gotta get that somebody got okay isn't that ironic proud son wait you had another yet Verizon hipster intern oh yeah uh-huh uh-huh I I did Verizon commercial years ago I was a like a male cheerleader that was advice Midwest only and they should okay here's one that pops up for me to Apple voice of Siri yes I addition for the voice of Syria in like Taiwan Mandarin or something that job paid like 200 grand or something a lot but you have to send a boo for like months and I didn't get it because I don't think I have a very I don't know it's like my mandarins not like perfect you know like I don't think I would have gotten the English serious job to like I've you know it's none of my language is actually like standardly perfect so then going back to your dad a little bit you got him into acting a little bit yeah but why why did you get your dad who was always focused on like I could never tell us he had economist what was his he was so he was a businessman back in Hong Kong and when he got here he became a financial adviser so that's why he wanted me to do Finance and econ and stuff like that so when he saw that I was finally getting some rolls like you know it was like oh it's so easy he can do it I can probably do this so I thought I would teach him a lesson you know so I signed him up with my agent and she started like sending him out on some auditions and you know like how hard the audition process is like out of a hundred I booked like maybe four right and for him out of his first six he booked for so completely backfired on me oh my god this is easy and like my aunt would call the house from like shanghaied me like a Richard you're such a good actor like your son must have taken after you oh my oh my god this is not going well for me and but that's that was like one of my favorite parts of the book actually was the story about your Always Sunny audition how your dad initially was invited for the audition Brian right and then it was something about english-speaking as well they were looking for like an older scientist I can speak Mandarin and English right and so we have the same agent now me and my dad and and they said so she was gonna send my dad into it but it's like a very Americanized improvised show so my dad might not understand that type of humor you know so my agent kind of made last when it cause like you think that's ready for them I kind of lied I'm like yeah you know he's ready he's my dad and but I knew he's it's not he wouldn't get that sense of humor I don't think so my agent made the call and was like let Jimmy come in instead and that was like one of the first more bigger parts that I got on TVs I took the job for my dad but the thing that I think the thing that like struck me was your dad's reaction that because throughout the book were reading like oh he's just so critical of everything you're doing yeah but in that moment there was like this little nice moment oh yeah he was kind of humble he was like you know what yeah maybe she made the right call I don't think I would have been very good at this you know so maybe it's like I feel like he's like the American dad that's not trying to live vicariously through his son do like high school football you know and yell and I mean you know and and and you know cuz he wish he could have play football it's kind of like that but it's like cupry comes from a little insecurity that's why you're so critical so it's nice to see that moment of vulnerability you know you know your parents here in LA or they are here in the States or they stare and now I live in Monrovia okay I was wondering like what happily what happened to your family after reading this book can you project and I also wonder like how long is it gonna take for this book to be like a Netflix show like I feel like this yeah that's I'm working on it I'm working on it this would be life after Silicon Valley I think or I hope so we're in the early phases of like picking the right place to land it in and then developing it but I'm pretty excited about it I think it'll be a fun show like kind of like Atlanta or like ya know master of none but the Asian version of that know that I think naturally it has to be I can't just make into like a Nigerian version even well you could but I shouldn't so as someone who's definitely gone through being a comic and an actor things that are mostly very lucrative jobs not really but you also have to have other jobs support yourself while you're trying to get all these oh yeah so what are some of the more strange jobs or interesting jobs you've had when I graduated and that didn't go into econ I had three jobs in San Diego I was I was a used car salesman during the day and it was like the crappiest car lot you can think of to like we sell cars to people for like 24% interest like it's like their last resort like we sell to people back credit so like our slogan was either you buy our Dodge Neon are you go take a bus pretty easy sales job you know and then in the evening I work at the comedy club at this place called a comedy palace that's like a Greek restaurant in a day in a comedy club at night and did that like work the door collect the tickets folded envelopes and I would do like a set if I was lucky if they gave me a stage time and then at the end at night I'll put another shift I'll go to a strip club and I worked as a strip club DJ yeah and that's a whole chapter that's a whole chapter it's me being a strip club DJ that is a whole chapter and honestly you just got to read it it's just it's because that's another one where it's funny but I think what's interesting is you're you're in constantly the situation of trying to feel like you belong someplace whether it's school whether it's doing comedy whether it's on a TV show audition whether it's at a strip club but then at the same time you're so genuine at least you come off very genuine and poignant and sweet in the book and that also kind of maybe disappoints you as you're maybe going through puberty you're trying to lemon or maybe trying to get a job or something like that I think everything like stand-up strip club DJ and all that stuff or even acting it's like what a foreign person's view is of America in a way like this is like a very American cool thing that you want to do like if you watch too much like music videos growing up you think strip club DJ's I want to coolest jobs ever but it's not like nobody in there wanted to work there they all been in a prison multiple times that's why they're there and I'm like the only idiot that actually wanted to work there so I think for the longest time I tried very hard to be American because I've always felt like the foreigner the outsider and eventually it's DOS lessons that I learned okay this is not actually a great job work in a strip club while selling used cars that kind of landed me into trying different things you know like stand-up that that got me who I bow to where I am now very cool and then also wonder about the timing of the book coming out now especially in the like atmosphere in our country and I'm not asked you'd like to get overly political but I'm just curious like how do you think this can help that conversation that us as Americans are having about immigration immigration reform how we treat immigrants yeah I think I didn't take or try to argue a certain viewpoint in this book and I don't really do that in real life I think immigration itself has become a problem because it became politicized it's either one side things down the other side it becomes an argument and I hope that this book of humanized that experienced a little more when people see it from a genuine honest point of view and a kind of light-hearted way from my story so they can understand what it's like or see what it's like to be an immigrant firsthand and have a more informed opinion of that and maybe you know it'll humanize it more and and and make them come up with a more informed decision on whatever their viewpoint is instead of trying to you know jam it down his throat watching you do this amazing stand it back I'm like I've never heard of this comic before but then I read the book that's like the last Arsenio Hall Show or something like that you were on it was one of the last episodes he was promised a second season and then I got a call and I did the show on a Friday and our saying I was like man you did it man you did it you know and I was super happy he's like one of my heroes growing up right and he's like come back anytime dude would love to have you any time and he got canceled the next Monday I don't know what happened it's not you probably probably okay so I have a thing called pick one this is like this like a list full of things I give you three things he's got a pick one okay and we just go faster these so first one is la San Diego or San Francisco oh come on that's unfair I have to say San Francisco if I want to if I want to leave this building you have to all right next one jay-z Snoop Dogg or Kanye I gotta say jay-z I gotta say okay all right PlayStation Xbox or Nintendo switch I really want to buy a Nintendo switch I had the decision of Xbox or Playstation but all my friends were on the PlayStation so I ended up getting the PlayStation but I think I'm gonna need to get an Xbox too because I want to play overwatch with both group of friends but the switch I heard is amazing so that's a tough one I'm gonna say PlayStation 4 now because that's what I play that's fair I'll respect that get a switch though all right so uber eats GrubHub or seafood ah I think seafood yeah I think so yeah yeah it'd be full yeah Sopranos the HBO one Sopranos the wire or Game of Thrones Sopranos that that's my favorite show of all time I've watched every episode like five times love Game of Thrones though yeah you know I haven't seen a wire and because I feel like it's such a good show I need it needs my full attention for me to sit down actually watch it but III need to get into that and we if you do watch it just get through season two you'll be like I don't know and then when you get there you're like oh yeah all right David Simon what should I skip a season I don't know just get through it but it's season two you might be like what is going on uh-huh thank you David Simon huh okay cool okay so next one TJ Miller and Deadpool uh-huh TJ Miller in the Meuse next commercial yes or TJ Miller and Yogi Bear movie oh oh what a what a prolific actor huh I mean you could just do those three things and I think mucinex yeah that mucus is very cute so sweets not yeah all right iPhone Android phone or flip phone I wish I can go back to the flip phone but I can't I can't just cuz all my friends act like I have to be on a level playing field or else I'll be getting information way too slowly like that's my dream is to get a flip phone if I could but I need everyone else to also go at flip phone for it to work but I'm an iPhone guy all right yeah and last one is how to American hard cover how to American ebook or how to American audiobook Oh maybe all three make it is the right answer there all right covers nice I got some cool pictures you know that you can see the audition log and everything the e-book is cool you can you know whatever you want to skip you can just type ctrl F and go to some section you know but the audiobook I read the whole thing myself so that'll be fun to get all three guys you guys have a tech job you guys have money no clearly they were working so hard watching you guys yeah okay so this is odd I'm just gonna say this is weird so friend of mine has been living in Hong Kong for 12 years he brought these little all's packet says oh my goodness everybody in Hong Kong has these I let you look at them it's not gonna bite you anything ferret yeah it's like a ferret here it's a lovely ferret but are these like popular in Hong Kong or she just messing okay okay maybe this is helping with smuggle drugs yeah everything so you've never seen these in Hong Kong I haven't look so there's a nice woman right lay down this way and then there's a guy bent over this way but he has an exposed penis that apparently you put on top like how does this work oh my god her arm fell off I think we gotta stop there no and can I keep it you can it's not a real hand guys not a real hand okay sterling the swipe up emoji okay so my last question there's more like a thing so I know you're here to talk to us but you also have a stand-up concert something yeah yeah yeah you tell me so tonight I'm gonna be at the City Arts lecture on their website on my Instagram you can find some tickets I think it's almost sold out so in San Francisco has been really showing love I'm gonna do a little bit stand-up but mostly it's conversation and then tomorrow I'll beat the San Jose Improv doing a full stand-up show and I also come back here in May at the San Francisco punchline so I got like this tour coming so you can go on to Jimmy Comedy calm and and get all the tickets and like what's your like handle social I had funny Asian dude it's real it's a real handle it's a really I don't do and I let you said that so uh that being said thanks for talking to me we have two more things gonna do with you one is we usually do a group photo yes you sitting with everybody so let's do that first give him a round of applause