Jonathan Glatzer

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Yeah.

Uh, uh, that would be, uh, Jonathan Glatzer.

Uh, and it's called The Audacity.

This is on AMC, although I'm watching it on Netflix.

Am I saying that right?

Yeah, Jonathan Glatzer, uh, who went to Colgate, uh, he's, was a writer on, um, Succession.

He was a writer.

He has a show-

Mm-hmm.

I was like, "Yeah, I should do that." So I go to my friend, uh, Kevin Heffernan, who now is, plays Farva and he's, uh, in our group, and I said, "Let's start an improv group, uh, like Chicago." And he goes, "You're out of your mind.

I- if we're terrible, which we will be, everyone'll laugh at us." I'm like, "You're right." So I turned Jonathan Glatzer down.

And then in the summer, I get, I deci- I go to the Grateful Dead for four nights, and I drop acid and whatever, have some fun.