I mean, the big long list of characters you've lent your voice to, it's pretty darn impressive, so thank you for doing that, and thank you for being a fun influence in everybody's lives as we've been growing up.

Well, thank you, and I think one of the things you should know is that all of us voice actors always know who our audience is and it's children of all ages.

And while we didn't know what type of a day or a week or a life you were having, our goal was to make you laugh as hard as we were laughing when we recorded it.

And that was, all we wanted to do was entertain children of all ages.

And I feel really lucky to have had this ride for so long.

We are, We voice actors are a wonderful, weird family.

And we're ready for the next generation of voice actors to come up and do their thing as well.

Does that make it a little more challenging?

Mm-hmm

... always think, though, that the popularity ... of smaller characters, like for me, Marvin, for Taz.

Mm.

Little characters I've done, Cheese from Foster's Home was in four- Mm ... episodes out of 72, and they made Funkos out of him.

Oh, nice.

Because there is- That's how you know ... you have such a limited opportunity that there's no arc.

Mm.

Mm.

the last time we saw you, we came, me and Jim went to your comedy show down there in, uh-

Yes, and one of the last times that Jeff was, um, able, and what- Oh ... you know, I don't know, like, here I am, like- And Gabby was amazing ... let me give you all the maladies.

Um, he was, uh, blind in one eye.

Hmm.

And that's why he had to be helped, but he wouldn't tell anybody.

Oh.

And, um, cigarette wasn't lit- I know, yeah ... and the drink wasn't a drink.

You know these characters like the back of your hand