00:00I play Jay, who is a corporate, I would say, problem, restructure for the whole runway enterprise.
00:15That'd be a great word, your word, not mine, but much better way to describe him.
00:19Why do you think you're so good at flying backwards like that?
00:22You know, I should ask somebody that. That's what they always call me in for.
00:26Huh, now that you mention it, why, I mean, I guess it's not for me to figure out. I just,
00:32I go where I'm needed.
00:33Right, so you're not, there's no offense taken.
00:37I can't think about it like that. Probably offense should be taken, but I'm happy to have the work and
00:42it's a lot of fun.
00:42It's a lot of fun to play with these guys.
00:44Do you ever look back at the office episodes that you wrote? You were like a baby when you wrote
00:49them.
00:49I know, I know.
00:50It's like crazy.
00:51Yeah, it's jarring because you think you're the same age the whole way.
00:55Um, it's actually more jarring to see current work where you're like, wait, I'm not a baby.
00:59Um, but yeah, you're just in the mindset.
01:02It's like looking, it's like looking at a family photo album when the office is on someone's, you know, TV
01:10on, on an airplane.
01:11I mean, that's, I mean, honestly, you have a look back and you're just like, holy s***.
01:16Like, I want to say, like, you were crying us when you were 20, right?
01:21We were young.
01:23Um, I think we were so, um, cocky and scared that balance made us just, you know, think we could
01:31or should do anything.
01:32You know how you are when you're young and then later you get scared.
01:35Like, what am I doing?
01:36But I would advise anyone who wants to do a scary job like this.
01:39Just do it when you're young because you don't have time to worry or, or have imposter syndrome.
01:44Young people don't have imposter syndrome.
01:46By the way, I'm loving the, you couldn't tell from your skis.
01:52Oh, nice reference.
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