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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino Give Dating Advice!' from Bad Friends Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2026-03-30. Transcript available.

- You're not dating anybody?
- No, not yet.
- We'll get you somebody.
- Yeah, do you want somebody or not?
- Girls out there in the Connecticut,
are you girls or guys, or what are you?
- Girls.
- I don't know, man, I'm not-
- But you're being defensive.
- Yeah, you got really defensive.
I could have been anything.
- Yeah.
- That's true.
- What do you eat in the morning, Fruit Loops?
- No, I don't eat Fruit Loops.
- That's what a callback your thing is.
- It was almost as bad as his.
- It wasn't that bad.
- No, it was a callback to this.
- What's your breakfast?
What's a banana breakfast?
- But if anything, it's oatmeal.
- That's it, steel cut.
- That's right, steel cut oatmeal.
- Well, young ladies out there
in the Connecticut in metro area-
- Well, let's ask what kind of women he likes.
- What kind of women do you like?
- So let me give you the height range, okay?
- Oh, height, okay.
- Four foot five to six foot, where is it?
- If it's like five-
- Five foot. - Five six, five five, yeah.
- Five five, okay, that's fun.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- If she was five one, problem?
- Oof, no.
- No problem.
- Let's just say five one.
- Five one to six feet tall.
He'll take it. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I bet he'll take it.
- And then, is there an ethnicity thing that you-
- Not really.
Italian girls.
- Wait, are you Italian?
- I am Italian, yeah.
- Oh, okay.
- Banano.
- Oh, Banano.
- That's how they say banana in Italian.
- Oh, I see. - Santino and Lee.
- Santino.
- Give me an accent with Lee, please.
Lee.
- Go ahead, Banano.
- Lee.
- I love that.
- Wow.
- Lee.
- I like that.
- Lee.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, that's Lee.
- So, you went an Italian girl?
- Yeah.
- All limbs?
- It's not always a given.
- It's not a given.
- Yeah.
- So, you and your students are all together, right?
Staying at the same place?
- Yeah.
- Have you guys had any good meals?
- Yeah.
- I'm trying to remember.
We went to, well, not In-N-Out.
- Yeah, yeah.
- In-N-Out, no.
- Why?
- I like it.
- What do you mean?
You don't like In-N-Out?
- It's all right.
- Yeah.
- What do you think, what's better?
What fast food is better?
- What fast food?
- What fast food burger is better?
- Shake Shack.
- You're wrong.
- Shake Shack.
- No, you're wrong.
- I'm from the East Coast.
- It doesn't even matter.
- It's not even close.
- Yeah, it's not even close.
- I think Fatburger's better.
- Interesting.
- I actually will give you some credit there.
- Fatburger's good 'cause there's more.
- The fact that you know Fatburger is good.
- Yeah.
- But there's almost, you can customize Fatburger.
- Yeah, I like Fatburger.
How do you know Fatburger?
- Ice Cube talked about it.
- Oh my God.
- Oh, that's good.
I love Ice Cube.
- Give me the loot, give me the loot.
- What time in the morning did Ice Cube get the Fatburger?
- What time in the morning?
- What time in the morning did Ice Cube get a Fatburger?
You had it. - Two in the morning.
- You had it.
- Two in the morning got the Fatburger.
- You know what I like to do?
- And what did he see?
- You saw the lights of what?
- Oh, great.
We're doing this now?
- It was a blimp.
What company?
- Goodyear.
- Yeah, and what did it read?
Don't look up.
What did it read?
Ice Cube is a blimp.
- Oh my God.
- Of the year.
- Pimp.
Ice Cube's a pimp.
But I'm glad you knew Fatburger.
That's cool.
- That's so embarrassing.
- What I like to do with you guys is that-
- That's all right, he's never gonna see it.
- After this podcast, I'm gonna give you guys money.
- That sounds great.
- So you guys can go,
but you guys are gonna go eat tonight together.
- As a family.
- As a family.
- That's beautiful.
- Yeah.
- Go tag in someone else real fast.
- But I want you guys to eat something good though.
Not fast food, right?
- Yeah.
- Something good.
- All right, how about this?
Go tag in somebody else there, Banano.
- That's awesome.
- I love you, Banano.
- Bye, Banano.
- You're the man.
We love Banano.
Give it up for Banano.
- Yeah, he's the best.
- Tag in somebody, Banano,
and we'll get two people and then we'll call it, yeah?
- Look at this, stand up real fast.
Stand up.
Look at this guy's belt.
Turn to the side.
Jesus Christ, on the last loop of the belt.
- On the last loop.
Get a smaller belt, man.
- Whose belt is that?
Well, you gotta say it into the mic so we can hear it.
- Yeah, I'll tell you.
- So it's funny, the belt was too big.
I literally took a scissor, I cut a hole
so that it would fit me just for this occasion.
- Yeah.
- This kid's interesting.
- You don't seem like a survivor to me.
- I mean, I think I could, I'm Jewish, I'm a survivor.
- You know who you are?
Repeat after me.
- I like how he goes, "I'm Jewish,"
as if the belt didn't give it away.
- Do this with your fingers.
Do this with your fingers.
- Okay, okay.
- All right, do this with one finger, right?
Warriors.
- Warriors.
Come out and play.
- You're that guy, dude.
- Yeah, he is that guy.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- What's your names?
- My name is Harry, not Stiles, call back.
- This guy's great.
- Just say Fruit Loops.
- And what's your name?
- What's your name?
- Shirley.
- Hi, Shirley.
- I like Shirley, I'll tell you that.
- You're grounded, Shirley, that's what I feel.
A calmness.
- Why?
- Well, that response is quite grounded.
- Yeah, it's a very grounded response.
- 'Cause you're inquisitive.
- You're inquisitive.
- When he asked a question, do a statement,
that's a grounded thing to do.
- Well, comparative to his energy,
you seem a little bit more grounded is what I meant.
- Shirley, I guess.
- Shirley, you're also Jewish, I imagine.
- No, no, no.
- Shirley, surely you're Jewish.
Harry and Shirley are here with us from Quinnipiac students.
And Harry is a second year, yeah?
- Third year.
- Third year.
- Also a junior.
- And what about you?
- Third year.
- Third year.
- Wow, what do you guys wanna do after?
What's your dream?
- I wanna be a journalist,
but honestly, put me anywhere.
- You'll do anything?
- I'll do anything.
- Okay, I like that.
And what about you, Harry?
- I'm gonna sound exactly like Banana,
but I wanna write and direct, it's my dream.
- It's your dream.
- Yeah.
- It's your dream.
- What kind of movies?
- I love horror movies,
but like specifically horror comedies,
it's a great sub-genre.
- Yeah.
- Horror comedy, like your favorite horror comedy is what?
- I mean, I'm thinking weapons 'cause it's so recent.
- That's good.
- I did like.
- Schindler's List?
- I know, I'm Jewish, my favorite horror comedy.
- One of the best horror comedies out there.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Oh, 100%.
- It was very funny.
- The ending's funny.
- The ending's hilarious.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- All right, no, what are your favorite horror comedies?
- Favorite horror comedies.
I like, I don't know, have you guys heard of "Deadstream?"
- No.
- No.
- "Deadstream" was funny.
I mean, it's a really popular indie film.
I like it a lot, but I mean, "Tucker and Dale" is a classic.
- Yeah.
- "Tucker and Dale" is great.
- Is "Deadstream" good?
I have "Shudder."
- "Deadstream" is really good.
I mean, yeah.
- Is it on "Shudder?"
- It is on "Shudder."
- What the fuck is that, dude?
- That's the comedy part.
- Yeah, yeah.
- It's funny, I'm telling you.
- It's like Shane Gillett in a bath.
- Going back to the well.
Go, "Harry, your dream is to make horror comedy
and you wanna be a journalist."
- Yes.
- And then how has this been going with him in Los Angeles,
this little semester in LA or whatever?
- It's going great.
I mean, I'm from Connecticut,
so we don't have all these amazing film opportunities
that are out here, so I've been loving it.
- He sounds like he's politicking right now.
- Yeah, he's very good.
- How about you?
- I mean, it's been great for me.
- Where are you from?
- I'm from Connecticut, too.
- So is everybody usually from Connecticut
that goes to the school, huh?
- I was born in New York.
- Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- I was like, "Give me my credit."
- I'm walking here.
- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hey, $1.50 for a slice.
Do you guys like LA so far?
- Honestly, love it.
- Yeah, what about you, Harry?
- No, it's great.
It's great.
I feel like when I'm here, I wanna be out 24/7.
You guys should get into Bobby's house.
He's gonna hand you guys money right now to go get food.
- You guys gotta get dinner.
- This is his favorite.
- Oh, no, you don't have to, Bobby.
- I want to because I know you guys don't have a lot of money.
- Yeah, thank you.
- We are college students.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- You actually don't know that.
These kids could come from--
- It doesn't matter.
I'd like to pay for their dinner.
Here's-- - Oh, are you sure?
- Yeah, go grab it.
- You can probably get to dinner for, right, for 300.
- Grab it, you're Jewish.
- Do you think they can?
- I know, I'm Jewish.
- They can, right?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- They can go, how much is it?
- 300.
- Yeah.
- Oh, you're so sweet, thank you.
- They have 400.
- No, dude, you give 'em 100.
- I don't have any cash in my pocket.
- Yeah, you never do this.
I'm the one that--
That's fucking bullshit, dude.
- This is part of the show.
- But every time I do it, you don't do anything.
- That's right.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- The other 97% of it.
- The other 97% of the work.
- All right, all right.
- Give 'em 100.
- Okay, okay, here's another 100.
- Another 100?
- Oh, thank you so much.
- Well, then you guys all have to go out to dinner together.
If we find out from Fancy, you didn't go to dinner.
- We will, we will.
- We'll take a photo for you guys.
- Shirley, you could take that.
- Yeah, yeah.
- You see what he did just there?
- Yeah, but I'm telling you right now,
you have to go to dinner with that.
You can't be splitting it, you know what I mean,
for other things.
- No, we will.
- This is for dinner tonight with the group.
- And I'll make sure Fancy tells you where we went.
- 100%, we'll be very fancy.
- Canes, no.
- No canes, it's got to be somewhere nice.
- Yeah.
- I'm Jewish, but I promise to tip well.
- It's a good way.
- Yeah.
- You know what that is.
- I don't understand it, but.
- Well, he will, 12%.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 15%.
- 15?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 20, 20.
- No chance.
- Yeah, no chance.
- Yeah, no chance.
- Go somewhere nice, okay?
- Okay, well, look, we want to thank you guys.
We hope, what do we have?
We have one more person.
All right, you go tag in the other person.
- Thank you so much.
Good luck with your, good luck with everything.
- Thank you so much.
It was a pleasure being on here.
- Oh, look at this last guy coming in.
Tag in, come on in, come on, sit down.
- Come on in, man.
- It's your time to showcase your.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- This guy.
- Whoa, dude.
- They all dressed up.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I'm really.
- Do you like this guy?
You guys know this guy?
- Of course.
- Yeah.
- A little bit.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- This guy, not from Connecticut.
- I'm not, actually.
- I'm from White Plains, New York.
- Yeah, we can tell.
- Yeah, I'm a New Yorker.
- I can see that the goatee in the earrings
does not say Connecticut.
- No.
- What's your name?
- I'm Will.
- Will, a Quinnipiac senior?
- I'm actually a third year.
I'm a junior as well.
- Third year, okay.
Quinnipiac third year.
And what do you wanna do, Will?
- So my dream job would probably be like a cinematographer
in the film industry.
- Okay, something, that's good.
- Behind the camera.
- You wanna be on front, like Bonono.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, he thinks he's George Clooney.
- You know what I mean?
- You wanna stay behind the camera.
- Stay behind the camera, yeah.
- Right, cinematographer.
- Yeah.
- You know who you kinda look like?
- Who?
- George R. Martin.
You kinda have this George R. Martin.
- Yeah, the writer of the game.
- Look at this.
- That could be like his son or something.
- As a young guy.
- As a young man, you kinda have his.
- Oh, wow, I didn't even realize.
- He had cool facial hair.
You kinda look like him.
- Yeah, brother.
- You have that, that's you.
- I can see it.
- Your future is bright.
- That's you, yeah.
- Your future is bright.
- Really bright.

Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino Give Dating Advice!

- You're not dating anybody?
- No, not yet.
- We'll get you somebody.
- Yeah, do you want somebody or not?
- Girls out there in the Connecticut,
are you girls or guys, or what are you?
- Girls.
- I don't know, man, I'm not-
- But you're being defensive.
- Yeah, you got really defensive.
I could have been anything.
- Yeah.
- That's true.
- What do you eat in the morning, Fruit Loops?
- No, I don't eat Fruit Loops.
- That's what a callback your thing is.
- It was almost as bad as his.
- It wasn't that bad.
- No, it was a callback to this.
- What's your breakfast?
What's a banana breakfast?
- But if anything, it's oatmeal.
- That's it, steel cut.
- That's right, steel cut oatmeal.
- Well, young ladies out there
in the Connecticut in metro area-
- Well, let's ask what kind of women he likes.
- What kind of women do you like?
- So let me give you the height range, okay?
- Oh, height, okay.
- Four foot five to six foot, where is it?
- If it's like five-
- Five foot. - Five six, five five, yeah.
- Five five, okay, that's fun.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- If she was five one, problem?
- Oof, no.
- No problem.
- Let's just say five one.
- Five one to six feet tall.
He'll take it. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I bet he'll take it.
- And then, is there an ethnicity thing that you-
- Not really.
Italian girls.
- Wait, are you Italian?
- I am Italian, yeah.
- Oh, okay.
- Banano.
- Oh, Banano.
- That's how they say banana in Italian.
- Oh, I see. - Santino and Lee.
- Santino.
- Give me an accent with Lee, please.
Lee.
- Go ahead, Banano.
- Lee.
- I love that.
- Wow.
- Lee.
- I like that.
- Lee.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, that's Lee.
- So, you went an Italian girl?
- Yeah.
- All limbs?
- It's not always a given.
- It's not a given.
- Yeah.
- So, you and your students are all together, right?
Staying at the same place?
- Yeah.
- Have you guys had any good meals?
- Yeah.
- I'm trying to remember.
We went to, well, not In-N-Out.
- Yeah, yeah.
- In-N-Out, no.
- Why?
- I like it.
- What do you mean?
You don't like In-N-Out?
- It's all right.
- Yeah.
- What do you think, what's better?
What fast food is better?
- What fast food?
- What fast food burger is better?
- Shake Shack.
- You're wrong.
- Shake Shack.
- No, you're wrong.
- I'm from the East Coast.
- It doesn't even matter.
- It's not even close.
- Yeah, it's not even close.
- I think Fatburger's better.
- Interesting.
- I actually will give you some credit there.
- Fatburger's good 'cause there's more.
- The fact that you know Fatburger is good.
- Yeah.
- But there's almost, you can customize Fatburger.
- Yeah, I like Fatburger.
How do you know Fatburger?
- Ice Cube talked about it.
- Oh my God.
- Oh, that's good.
I love Ice Cube.
- Give me the loot, give me the loot.
- What time in the morning did Ice Cube get the Fatburger?
- What time in the morning?
- What time in the morning did Ice Cube get a Fatburger?
You had it. - Two in the morning.
- You had it.
- Two in the morning got the Fatburger.
- You know what I like to do?
- And what did he see?
- You saw the lights of what?
- Oh, great.
We're doing this now?
- It was a blimp.
What company?
- Goodyear.
- Yeah, and what did it read?
Don't look up.
What did it read?
Ice Cube is a blimp.
- Oh my God.
- Of the year.
- Pimp.
Ice Cube's a pimp.
But I'm glad you knew Fatburger.
That's cool.
- That's so embarrassing.
- What I like to do with you guys is that-
- That's all right, he's never gonna see it.
- After this podcast, I'm gonna give you guys money.
- That sounds great.
- So you guys can go,
but you guys are gonna go eat tonight together.
- As a family.
- As a family.
- That's beautiful.
- Yeah.
- Go tag in someone else real fast.
- But I want you guys to eat something good though.
Not fast food, right?
- Yeah.
- Something good.
- All right, how about this?
Go tag in somebody else there, Banano.
- That's awesome.
- I love you, Banano.
- Bye, Banano.
- You're the man.
We love Banano.
Give it up for Banano.
- Yeah, he's the best.
- Tag in somebody, Banano,
and we'll get two people and then we'll call it, yeah?
- Look at this, stand up real fast.
Stand up.
Look at this guy's belt.
Turn to the side.
Jesus Christ, on the last loop of the belt.
- On the last loop.
Get a smaller belt, man.
- Whose belt is that?
Well, you gotta say it into the mic so we can hear it.
- Yeah, I'll tell you.
- So it's funny, the belt was too big.
I literally took a scissor, I cut a hole
so that it would fit me just for this occasion.
- Yeah.
- This kid's interesting.
- You don't seem like a survivor to me.
- I mean, I think I could, I'm Jewish, I'm a survivor.
- You know who you are?
Repeat after me.
- I like how he goes, "I'm Jewish,"
as if the belt didn't give it away.
- Do this with your fingers.
Do this with your fingers.
- Okay, okay.
- All right, do this with one finger, right?
Warriors.
- Warriors.
Come out and play.
- You're that guy, dude.
- Yeah, he is that guy.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- What's your names?
- My name is Harry, not Stiles, call back.
- This guy's great.
- Just say Fruit Loops.
- And what's your name?
- What's your name?
- Shirley.
- Hi, Shirley.
- I like Shirley, I'll tell you that.
- You're grounded, Shirley, that's what I feel.
A calmness.
- Why?
- Well, that response is quite grounded.
- Yeah, it's a very grounded response.
- 'Cause you're inquisitive.
- You're inquisitive.
- When he asked a question, do a statement,
that's a grounded thing to do.
- Well, comparative to his energy,
you seem a little bit more grounded is what I meant.
- Shirley, I guess.
- Shirley, you're also Jewish, I imagine.
- No, no, no.
- Shirley, surely you're Jewish.
Harry and Shirley are here with us from Quinnipiac students.
And Harry is a second year, yeah?
- Third year.
- Third year.
- Also a junior.
- And what about you?
- Third year.
- Third year.
- Wow, what do you guys wanna do after?
What's your dream?
- I wanna be a journalist,
but honestly, put me anywhere.
- You'll do anything?
- I'll do anything.
- Okay, I like that.
And what about you, Harry?
- I'm gonna sound exactly like Banana,
but I wanna write and direct, it's my dream.
- It's your dream.
- Yeah.
- It's your dream.
- What kind of movies?
- I love horror movies,
but like specifically horror comedies,
it's a great sub-genre.
- Yeah.
- Horror comedy, like your favorite horror comedy is what?
- I mean, I'm thinking weapons 'cause it's so recent.
- That's good.
- I did like.
- Schindler's List?
- I know, I'm Jewish, my favorite horror comedy.
- One of the best horror comedies out there.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Oh, 100%.
- It was very funny.
- The ending's funny.
- The ending's hilarious.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- All right, no, what are your favorite horror comedies?
- Favorite horror comedies.
I like, I don't know, have you guys heard of "Deadstream?"
- No.
- No.
- "Deadstream" was funny.
I mean, it's a really popular indie film.
I like it a lot, but I mean, "Tucker and Dale" is a classic.
- Yeah.
- "Tucker and Dale" is great.
- Is "Deadstream" good?
I have "Shudder."
- "Deadstream" is really good.
I mean, yeah.
- Is it on "Shudder?"
- It is on "Shudder."
- What the fuck is that, dude?
- That's the comedy part.
- Yeah, yeah.
- It's funny, I'm telling you.
- It's like Shane Gillett in a bath.
- Going back to the well.
Go, "Harry, your dream is to make horror comedy
and you wanna be a journalist."
- Yes.
- And then how has this been going with him in Los Angeles,
this little semester in LA or whatever?
- It's going great.
I mean, I'm from Connecticut,
so we don't have all these amazing film opportunities
that are out here, so I've been loving it.
- He sounds like he's politicking right now.
- Yeah, he's very good.
- How about you?
- I mean, it's been great for me.
- Where are you from?
- I'm from Connecticut, too.
- So is everybody usually from Connecticut
that goes to the school, huh?
- I was born in New York.
- Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- I was like, "Give me my credit."
- I'm walking here.
- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hey, $1.50 for a slice.
Do you guys like LA so far?
- Honestly, love it.
- Yeah, what about you, Harry?
- No, it's great.
It's great.
I feel like when I'm here, I wanna be out 24/7.
You guys should get into Bobby's house.
He's gonna hand you guys money right now to go get food.
- You guys gotta get dinner.
- This is his favorite.
- Oh, no, you don't have to, Bobby.
- I want to because I know you guys don't have a lot of money.
- Yeah, thank you.
- We are college students.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- You actually don't know that.
These kids could come from--
- It doesn't matter.
I'd like to pay for their dinner.
Here's-- - Oh, are you sure?
- Yeah, go grab it.
- You can probably get to dinner for, right, for 300.
- Grab it, you're Jewish.
- Do you think they can?
- I know, I'm Jewish.
- They can, right?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- They can go, how much is it?
- 300.
- Yeah.
- Oh, you're so sweet, thank you.
- They have 400.
- No, dude, you give 'em 100.
- I don't have any cash in my pocket.
- Yeah, you never do this.
I'm the one that--
That's fucking bullshit, dude.
- This is part of the show.
- But every time I do it, you don't do anything.
- That's right.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- The other 97% of it.
- The other 97% of the work.
- All right, all right.
- Give 'em 100.
- Okay, okay, here's another 100.
- Another 100?
- Oh, thank you so much.
- Well, then you guys all have to go out to dinner together.
If we find out from Fancy, you didn't go to dinner.
- We will, we will.
- We'll take a photo for you guys.
- Shirley, you could take that.
- Yeah, yeah.
- You see what he did just there?
- Yeah, but I'm telling you right now,
you have to go to dinner with that.
You can't be splitting it, you know what I mean,
for other things.
- No, we will.
- This is for dinner tonight with the group.
- And I'll make sure Fancy tells you where we went.
- 100%, we'll be very fancy.
- Canes, no.
- No canes, it's got to be somewhere nice.
- Yeah.
- I'm Jewish, but I promise to tip well.
- It's a good way.
- Yeah.
- You know what that is.
- I don't understand it, but.
- Well, he will, 12%.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 15%.
- 15?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 20, 20.
- No chance.
- Yeah, no chance.
- Yeah, no chance.
- Go somewhere nice, okay?
- Okay, well, look, we want to thank you guys.
We hope, what do we have?
We have one more person.
All right, you go tag in the other person.
- Thank you so much.
Good luck with your, good luck with everything.
- Thank you so much.
It was a pleasure being on here.
- Oh, look at this last guy coming in.
Tag in, come on in, come on, sit down.
- Come on in, man.
- It's your time to showcase your.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- This guy.
- Whoa, dude.
- They all dressed up.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I'm really.
- Do you like this guy?
You guys know this guy?
- Of course.
- Yeah.
- A little bit.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- This guy, not from Connecticut.
- I'm not, actually.
- I'm from White Plains, New York.
- Yeah, we can tell.
- Yeah, I'm a New Yorker.
- I can see that the goatee in the earrings
does not say Connecticut.
- No.
- What's your name?
- I'm Will.
- Will, a Quinnipiac senior?
- I'm actually a third year.
I'm a junior as well.
- Third year, okay.
Quinnipiac third year.
And what do you wanna do, Will?
- So my dream job would probably be like a cinematographer
in the film industry.
- Okay, something, that's good.
- Behind the camera.
- You wanna be on front, like Bonono.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, he thinks he's George Clooney.
- You know what I mean?
- You wanna stay behind the camera.
- Stay behind the camera, yeah.
- Right, cinematographer.
- Yeah.
- You know who you kinda look like?
- Who?
- George R. Martin.
You kinda have this George R. Martin.
- Yeah, the writer of the game.
- Look at this.
- That could be like his son or something.
- As a young guy.
- As a young man, you kinda have his.
- Oh, wow, I didn't even realize.
- He had cool facial hair.
You kinda look like him.
- Yeah, brother.
- You have that, that's you.
- I can see it.
- Your future is bright.
- That's you, yeah.
