Mike WestfallHostChad YoungGuestAdam PopeGuest
It is the day before Thanksgiving, I think, at the totally real and not made up for this series California University.

But in my head, a dormitory was always just like, OK, I live in a studio apartment.
Yeah.
Like whenever I would see it on my TV or, you know, in movies, it was always just like, oh, there's two beds and a weird person has like a pet, you know, snake or something.
so i could uh might you know replace the snake with a rabbit i guess that could be me but you know um but yeah this i this is something that always like confused me i'm like how like you know zach is like very you know quick and smart and all that and But there's no way he would have gotten that
It feels like a missed opportunity that in the pilot episode, he didn't have to swindle it away from a senior.
Instead, doesn't the episode just start with him and Slater just walking in? I think so.
And then they find out it's this co-ed situation with the girls on one side of there or the other.

It is the day before Thanksgiving, I think, at the totally real and not made up for this series California University.

But in my head, a dormitory was always just like, OK, I live in a studio apartment.
Yeah.
Like whenever I would see it on my TV or, you know, in movies, it was always just like, oh, there's two beds and a weird person has like a pet, you know, snake or something.
so i could uh might you know replace the snake with a rabbit i guess that could be me but you know um but yeah this i this is something that always like confused me i'm like how like you know zach is like very you know quick and smart and all that and But there's no way he would have gotten that
It feels like a missed opportunity that in the pilot episode, he didn't have to swindle it away from a senior.
Instead, doesn't the episode just start with him and Slater just walking in? I think so.
And then they find out it's this co-ed situation with the girls on one side of there or the other.
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