Bonus Material Episode 4: Story Time with YOU and Ryan

You know, we've got a lot of prop decorations and one of the things on the set.

Behind the scenes, you know, look, we all have life.

We all go through life experiences.

And my father passed away on Christmas, like 20, it would be 21 years.

And he grew up, you know, one of nine children.

and he shared a bedroom with my Uncle Tom, and my Uncle Tom was one, and I love all my family, and he was one of my favorite uncles, and we had a closeness when I was 10 years old.

I flew up, he worked in Washington, D.C., he worked for a Congresswoman, And here I am, a 10-year-old kid, and I was fascinated by politics even as a little kid.

What a weirdo was I.

But I got to go up and spend a week with him, and he always meant the world to me, and he passed away between taping episode 3 and episode 4.

Before he passed away, he'd written this book.

It's called Andy's Block, and Andy was my granddad.

And it just made me start looking through – home movies and stuff, and I want to transfer them.

And I just started telling, you know, I was with my family, and we're reminiscing, and I'm telling these stories, and my God, they were funny people.

Like, whatever warped sense of humor I get, I get from my dad's side of the family.

It goes back to my granddad.

When we were kids, every Sunday, we'd go up to their house, and that house is still in the family um when my father passed away i buried him in a cemetery right across the street from the house he grew up in and now we're going to put his brother right by my dad's side but that house was just a house filled with love and laughing i almost said live laugh love holy crap but We started talking behind the scenes, and I had some friends over, and I was telling them a story about my granddad, and I just wanted to honor him for a second.

His name was Andy, and it was really funny.

I remember watching this as a kid.

He gave me my first beer, by the way.

They had a house, and it's still there.

It's this red brick house.

in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, on Penn Street.

And family's been in it for nearly 100 years.

But it's pre-Civil War.

It's a big house.