This is you playing a woman?

Yeah.

So I am.

When I was 21 years old, I was living in Chicago.

I grew up in Chicago and I got a call from my agent saying you have an audition tomorrow to replace the white guy on in living color.

And I was like, Wait, Jim Carey is leaving the show and she said, Yeah.

And so I went with my, uh, bag of, like, wigs and accents and characters and all these things that I worked on.

And, uh, and one of the characters was this this this girl, this woman Susan, and, um and I'm still waiting to hear if I got part, but, um, then we cut to like decades later.

A friend of mine was like, You know what?

You should do something with.

That character was so funny.

And you should go lazy.

Susan and I was like, I love that title on, like a light bulb went off.

And I thought, What a wonderful kind of built in thematic reason to talk, you know, to portray a person who is spinning out of control like a lazy Susan who can't figure out their life.

And so and then I am top of it.

I was like, I've never seen I.

A problem might be out there, but I've ever seen a film where a man plays a woman without any lake.

Other kind of underlying pretext, you know, to to think where the comedy comes from the character Not the fact that a man is pointing.

Woman we have.

Ah, Still, But you are.

You are quite convincing.

Do you like yourself as Susan?

Do you like yourself as a woman?

I like I personally for me.

I do not enjoy dressing up as a woman not to judge those who do.

Um, thank you.

What?

Things are really rough over there with you and Liza.

They're actually better than ever.

I'm I'm getting to be the real me at long last, searcher, Um, we have a clip here from Lazy Susan.

I don't even know if you know about at this clip.

I know.

I I think I may know.

Am I gonna watch you play?

Put it in after we don't.

We put it in afterwards.

Yeah.

In fact, we're gonna replace you with another actor.

You're gonna be played by Richard.

Kind.

Okay.

Again, again.

I'm Susan.

Did you get me?

Oh, yeah, sweetie, I got you.

Uh, here's some headbands.

Awesome.

Uh, and some Krazy Glue go crazy.

Yeah, we better get going for the meat.

Gets ate up, going to the hospital again for me.

What I wouldn't give to have that recipe.

Maybe you even feel could meet us.

There is no Phil.

People don't call me people.

I told you, I hate that at the word out.

Lazy Susan's gonna be available on video on demand everywhere April 3rd.

There is no better time right now than for good streaming content.

I mean, this is actually, you know, it's I'm watching a ton of great stuff just because that's what you do now we are We're all home.

And so I'm grateful toe people like you that have made good new stuff that I can watch.

Well, thank you, my dear.

Yeah, I'm really excited about it.

Really proud about it, and and I'll be watching.

Ah, all your movies.

Okay, That's a blob there.

Look, I never tried.

I tried for one to make it in film, but it just didn't pop for me, that's all.

Well, I'm sorry you didn't succeed incredibly.

I don't know.

I've never been in a movie, and I've always thought I would look horrible on a movie screen.

Really?

I think you're amazing.

Oh, no.

You know, I think you guys little I got a little eye vein that would be 60 feet tall.

Little squirrely, thin lips.

Well, you got you.

Well, the good news is, nobody goes to the theater anymore, so no, no, I just t I had to wait for movies to die so that I could thrive in it.

So you're 60 foot veins now?

30 thistles.

The right medium for May.

It's taken me 30 years, but I finally figured it out.

Thank you, Sean.

Thank you so much.

Grease.

Give my best to Scotty.

Tell him to stop jumping up and down on top of you.

And, um really, thank you so much for being here.

Everyone check out lazy Susan and I will see you soon in better times.

Okay.

Thank you.

How about you?

Thank you.