And we've been talking about this for years, but I I love Silicon Valley.

I just love the show.

I'm kind of heartbroken that it's winding up, but I'm really loving this season.

Conan, That's really good.

Good.

Yeah.

You We saw each other backstage, and you mentioned that your son wants us the show.

Yeah.

At lied.

Yeah, Yeah.

I don't have a son and we don't own a television.

You're more of a wireless radio.

No.

Yeah.

My son.

My son is really into tech, and he just turned 14.

And he absolutely loves the show.

So we watch it together.

A cz like that's the thing we do together because we don't speak and but he's absolutely religious.

It's like you're his hero.

That your character, he just loves your character.

Well, I love.

I've now.

I'm going to be creepy to your son.

I love you back.

I don't know.

I didn't like that wasn't good.

It wasn't good.

That's all the time we have.

Goodbye, Zack.

That's all the time we have in this friendship.

You know?

You.

Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's getting so creepy.

Let's do it keep digging the hole deeper.

You know, I want to mention this because there's so many cool things that you get to D'oh!

You know, when you when you have a hit TV show and you're part of this great cast, you do a lot of nice things too.

I'm told that you visited is just like a juvenile, like a juvenile prison.

Right there.

A friend of mine worked with this organization called Inside Out Writers, which helps do writing workshops were incarcerated youth on and I went to one of their workshops.

And these are these young people.

Do they know Silicon Valley?

Do they know who you are?

I don't think so, But it was interesting going in.

I was like, I don't really have a sense of what the sort of frame of reference is in terms of what television is popular among the kids in there.

But I went in and the guy who I was with said he had me stand up in front of all of these guys.

I was like, What do you think this guy does for a living which is such a loaded so rare to be in a room of people where they say, What's this guy's basic vibe?

Especially like very tough teenage scary?

Yeah, So that is it gonna be like intern at a mortuary?

Are definitely not somebody's getting paid a pretty shit phone just there for the party.

Uh, deejay at like a I just work here for the smell but know what they said was, and I was very delighted.

They were multiple kids said He's your skateboarder.

They think you're got hours a skateboarder because I was wearing a button down shirt and canvas shoes, so I think they were like, That's a skateboarder.

Little do they know.

I have never stepped on a skateboard in my life because I feel precarious and off balance enough just in daily existence.

You and I have you and I have a similar build, which is our center of gravity is up here in the Adam's apple.

And so I you know, I like when anything that involves, like, incredible balance.

No, I would just go over like a like a bad tree.

Yes, like a bad tree tree that had gone rotten, the limbs.

The only thing I've ever done that is close to skateboarding.

and it's really not that close is when I lived in New York, I bought a folding bike.

Just This is like little bike that is low to the ground and you fold it up to take it into the subway so that you could go anywhere.

But I, uh it was too heavy for me to carry into the several.

You couldn't lift the folding bike.

I could lift it, but it was a real production, and I just like lugging it down the steps.

It was just too much, so I would ride it along the West Side Highway.

But I was so scared of getting hit by cars that I just covered myself in reflectors and lights.

And I had, like, a had a helmet with lights on it and a vest and lights on my on my, um, a lot of lights and I was driving, driving.

I was riding down the West Side Highway and all these women kept looking at me, and I was like, Well, I guess I'm quite hot.

I until I got the Battery Park and then I saw myself in one of these, like reflective glass buildings, and I just looked horrible.

I just was, like tall a bad tree on a small bike covered in Christmas.

You gotta look.

And you thought maybe they were looking at me.

Maurine in wonder and horror, you know?